Dylan Gossett

The Dublin date forms part of his expanding international tour schedule, marking a major moment for the 26-year-old singer-songwriter whose global fanbase has grown at remarkable speed over the past two years.

Gossett’s ascent has been powered by his electrifying live presence, acclaimed songwriting, and a rapidly growing collection of multi-Platinum hits. His breakout single “Coal” has now been certified 2x-Platinum in Ireland, in addition to global awards across the U.S., Canada, Australia, and the U.K. The track has amassed hundreds of millions of streams and earned praise from major tastemakers, with The New York Times, Rolling Stone and Billboard all naming him an essential new voice in country music.

A globally In-demand Live Performer Following a sold-out 2024 that saw Gossett move over 72,000 tickets worldwide, perform at major festivals (including Stagecoach, Under The Big Sky, CMA Fest and Country 2 Country), and open for stars like Noah Kahan and Morgan Wallen, the Texas native now brings his celebrated live sound to Ireland for the very first time.

His 2025 touring year is set to be the biggest of his career, with the Dublin show positioned as one of his key European dates. Fans can expect Gossett’s trademark blend of Americana, Red Dirt, and heartfelt, narrative-driven songwriting delivered with the raw, unfiltered energy that has made him “one of country music’s most in-demand live draws” (Rolling Stone).

Alongside news of his Irish date, Gossett recently released his debut album Westward, available now via Big Loud Texas / Mercury Records. Self-written and self-produced, the 17-track collection captures themes of love, faith, family, and the pursuit of a life on the road. The album includes fan favourites “Hangin’ On,” “Sweet Lady,” and “American Trail,” further cementing his reputation for powerful storytelling and genre-blending artistry.

While Westward showcases Gossett’s evolution in the studio, it’s his live performances—intimate yet explosive, sincere yet universally resonant—that have propelled him to international attention and made his Dublin debut a hotly anticipated event for Irish fans.