Live at The Iveagh Gardens 2025
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Live At The Iveagh Gardens 2025
Today Aiken Promotions announced some of the artists who will play Live at the Iveagh Gardens July 2025.
Tickets for all these artists are on sale from Ticketmaster.ie
LUCY DACUS – Thursday 3rd July 2025
Tickets on sale Friday 21st February at 10AM
Following the breakout success of “Boy Genius in 2023, Lucy Dacus is the first member of the trio to officially announce a solo album, her first since 2021’s acclaimed “Home Video.” Her fourth full-length effort on her own, “Forever Is a Feeling,” will be out on the Geffen label March 28.
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EN VOGUE – Friday 4th July 2025
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There’s absolutely no denying that En Vogue is in a league all their own.
From the moment their hit debut single “Hold On” dropped in early 1990, every music lover knew the game had been forever changed.
By the time their debut album, Born to Sing, was released April 3, they were undeniable. And 30 years later, history has proven that prediction right. To honor En Vogue’s 30th anniversary, Rhino/WMG has released an expanded and remastered digital version of a 21-track collection featuring a selection of rare mixes, many of which are only now available digitally. Critics marveled at the harmonizing voices of Cindy Herron, Terry Ellis, Dawn Robinson and Maxine Jones. Fans weren’t only enthralled by the group’s vocal prowess; En Vogue’s collective style and grace also captivated them. These women completely embodied and absolutely exceeded the original vision of producers/songwriters Denzil Foster and Thomas McElroy.
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Train is a multi-GRAMMY Award-winning, diamond-selling band from San Francisco that has had 14 songs on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart and 13 albums on the Billboard 200 chart. Train’s climb to the top began in 1994, as the original 5-member band tenaciously built a loyal hometown following, leading up to their debut self-titled album released by Columbia in 1998. The tumbling wordplay of “Meet Virginia” gave them their first unlikely radio hit, and 2001’s Drops of Jupiter broke them to multi-platinum status thanks to the double-GRAMMY-winning title song that spent 10 months in the Top 40, has been certified RIAA 7x platinum, and earned the 2001 GRAMMY Award for Best Rock Song. The group won another GRAMMY in 2011 for their global hit “Hey, Soul Sister” from their multi-platinum album Save Me, San Francisco (2009), which was the No.1 best-selling smash and most downloaded single of 2010, achieved RIAA Diamond status in 2021 and now 11x platinum, and in 2022 surpassed one billion streams on Spotify.
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DAMIEN DEMPSEY – Friday 11th & Saturday 12th July 2025
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Damien Dempsey returns after 7 years with his new double album “Hold Your Joy” on 25th October 2024. 16 intricate tracks beautifully crafted. Honest, vulnerable and essential listening. Produced by long time collaborator John Reynolds, Hold Your Joy is undoubtedly the most complete body of work Dempsey has committed to tape in his entire career.
Hold Your Joy, is also the title track of the album and is as uplifting as it poignant and joyous. It underlines the power of song. Dempsey sings gently yet convincingly: Hold Your Joy, Look further, Look beyond, Look wider, Try and see round the corner, Look further, Crawl out of the pond, Look wider, Your mind is a wand.
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SUPERGRASS – Sunday 13th July 2025
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Pop does have a habit of taking us by surprise, but back in the spring of 1995 you’d have got some decent odds on the chances of three naked men in a bath turning out to be one of the few British bands to escape the 20th Century with their dignity intact. With hindsight it would have been worth a flutter. Gaz Goombes, Mick Quinn and Danny Goffey, along with longterm collaborator Rob Coombes who officially joined the lineup in 2002, went on to score an unbroken run of five Top 10 albums (six, if you include a greatest hits), among them three platinum sellers generating millions of worldwide sales spawning ten Top 20 singles.
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ALEX WARREN – Thursday 17th July 2025
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From being homeless and sleeping in friends’ cars to his current rise to stardom as a multi-talented musician, Warren has shared the intimate details of his life with the world for over a decade, building an online community of 26M+ cumulative followers. Now known for his vulnerable pop melodies, passionate vocals, and lyrical candor, Warren has won over fans with a series of deeply personal singles including “Yard Sale,” which boasts over 18M global streams and counting. Last year, Alex wrapped his first tour opening for Daniel Seavey before embarking on his first-ever string of headline performances including a night at the legendary Troubadour in LA.
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NATASHA BEDINGFIELD – Friday 18th July
Tickets on sale This Friday at 10AM
Fresh off a show-stopping performance at All Together Now, where she delivered an electrifying set that had festival-goers singing every word, Bedingfield continues to prove why she’s one of pop’s most enduring and dynamic performers. With her powerhouse vocals, undeniable stage presence, and a catalog of anthems that have soundtracked countless moments, her Iveagh Gardens show is set to be a summer highlight.
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THE MURDER CAPITAL – Saturday 19th July 2025
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Dublin-formed post-punk group The Murder Capital explore the darker side of society utilising rumbling dread and the cathartic elements of post-punk as their tools.
They released their debut single “More or Less” in 2018 as a music video, which unexpectedly blew up online. With the hype swelling around them, they quickly began work on a debut album, 2019’s “When I Have Fears”.
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LEON BRIDGES – Sunday 20th July 2025
Leon Bridges is very pleased to share details of Leon Bridges: The Leon Tour and a live date at the Iveagh Gardens on Sunday July 20th. The six-times Grammy Award nominated Texan artist released his broadly acclaimed fourth LP, LEON last Autumn, and will head to Ireland this July 20th. The run kicks off in London, ahead of dates at Dublin’s Iveagh Gardens, Glasgow, Manchester, Halifax’s Piece Hall on 24th July, concluding at the Latitude Festival in Suffolk on 26th July. Leon precedes these dates out in Europe to play Mad Cool in Madrid, Cruilla in Barcelona, the Montreux Jazz Festival, Gent Jazz Festival, and a standalone headline show in Paris at Salle Pleyel too.
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Tickets will be on sale from Ticketmaster.ie