venue: Vicar Street, Dublin
** 2019 BBC Folk Awards – Best Traditional Track – WINNERS **
** 2019 RTÉ Folk Awards – Best Traditional Track, Best Group, Best Album – WINNERS**
**2021 RTÉ Folk Awards – Best Traditional Track, Best Group – WINNERS **
In 2014 they came to the attention of Arbutus Yarns’ music filmmaker Myles O’Reilly, whose videos gained international attention for the brothers for the first time.
After a chance meeting at Electric Picnic in September 2015, the brothers performed onstage with Glen Hansard, who invited them to open for him on his European tour...
Casual Choir
Following a run of sold out shows across 2025, Casual Choir brings its biggest audience together for one very special night at Vicar Street on 30th December. Tickets €36.15 incl. booking fees are on sale on Thursday, 6th November from Ticketmaster.ie.
Established in 2018 by Róisín Savage, MD of The Line Up choir, Casual Choir was born out of a demand for a more informal choir – no auditions, no commitment, no sheet music! A pop-up choir that doesn’t require any experience whatsoever. Just a savage singing session with a few harmonies thrown in – it’s as casual as...
The Next Step
Fan-favourite cast members from both the original and current seasons are coming together on one stage to perform showstopping choreography, tell new stories, and revisit the iconic moments that made the series a global hit. This high-energy stage show captures everything fans love about The Next Step: the camaraderie, the fun, and of course, the dance. With its dynamic blend of heart and humour, The Next Step: Legacy World Tour promises to be a must-see event for fans of the series and dance enthusiasts of all ages.
*Cast is subject to change.
Maddie Grace Jepson
From her everyday escapades to her rise as a viral sensation, Maddie shares the pivotal moments, personal stories, and questionable decisions that shaped her along the way.
Pausing her time travelling duties as Lorraine in London’s Back to the Future: The Musical (just for a bit she’s coming back, calm down), Maddie’s heading out on tour to share the hilariously chaotic tale of her own life.
Fans (and soon to be fans) can expect a candid, musical, and occasionally emotional deep dive into the trials, triumphs, and totally bizarre twists of her life, with a few break up ballads thrown in for...
Nick Mohammed is Mr. Swallow: Show Pony
A Berk’s Nest production in association with United Agents
Mr. Swallow has recently been seen making everyone laugh in Amazon Prime’s hit show Last One Laughing, as well as appearing on numerous episodes of Channel 4’s 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. He made his BBC debut at the 2024 BAFTA Film Awards with – frankly – terrifying results, a lot of which is discussed in Show Pony for therapeutic reasons.
Show Pony has been described by Mr. Swallow as “payback for everyone who didn’t come to the last tour” and “my most personal/libelous show to date” and will cover everything...
Imelda May ‘Raised On Songs & Stories Tour’
Imelda May: The Songs of the Irish. A six-part series uncovering the work of Ireland’s great music collectors from October 17 on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player
This unique series of intimate evenings will feature new stripped back versions of her wide discography and favourite songs, integrated with her famed poetry & storytelling.
Imelda says: “I’m coming to you soon! 17 nights of an Irish tour. It’ll be an evening of songs, poems, stories, joy and beauty. This idea evolved naturally over the last couple of years. You see, when I write, produce and release an album I get so excited to perform...
Keywest
But for all the numbers, Keywest’s story is still rooted where it began on the street. This five-piece band built their reputation as full-time buskers, performing on city corners day after day, forging a deep, loyal fanbase the old-fashioned way.
And while they’ve gone on to achieve multiple No.1 albums and singles, millions of streams, and radio airplay across Ireland, the UK, and Europe, they still regularly return to the streets, not only for promotion, but because it’s part of who they are.
Fully independent once again, Keywest are hitting a new stride. Their most recent...
Russell Howard: Don’t Tell The Algorithm
After breaking records with sold-out shows across the globe, ‘one of the world’s top comedians’ (The Sunday Times) is inviting you back into the room: no phones, no distractions, just humans and jokes. Don’t tell the algorithm.
“Howard is a megastar” The Times
“A comedy King” Evening Standard
“Superstar stand-up” Guardian
“You’ll not find a slicker, more personable performer the length and breadth of the land” Mail On Sunday
“completely irresistible…one of the most effective political stand-ups around. God, the man can put on a show. Howard is a brilliantly talented live performer” The...
Randy Feltface
As seen on Netflix and heard on BBC Radio 4, Randy Feltface has written and performed a dozen solo stand-up comedy shows, released eight comedy specials, sold out around the world and been nominated for Best Comedy at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. He made his US television debut on NBC’s Bring The Funny and his comedy specials have become pirated YouTube sensations, garnering critical praise while amassing a huge and devoted following across the globe. He’s also a total gimmick.
Jason Byrne – Head In The Clouds
Join “The Outright King of Live Comedy” on his daily commute between having his feet firmly on the ground and his head floating in the clouds. There’s enough crap going on in the world so why not stick your head in the clouds with Jason for a couple of hours.
Tonight’s forecast is cloudy with a chance of fluffy mayhem.
“There is nobody else on the planet who makes me laugh like that. Your world will be a better place after seeing Jason live”.
– The Newcastle Chronicle.
‘Full on, doubled up, gasping for oxygen, hilarious’
– Chortle.
Alison Spittle: BIG
Spittle returns to Dublin after a monumental few years, from appearing on House of Games, Celebrity Gogglebox, and Pointless Celebrities to touring with Fern Brady and Rob Delaney.
In this brand new show Alison confronts misogyny, sexuality, classism, death and M&Ms in a hilarious and often angry show about the change that the last year of her life has imposed upon her.
‘An hour of near faultless material’ ★★★★ Skinny
‘Had the full house rolling in the aisles’ ★★★★ Daily Express
‘There are very few comics doing what Spittle does today, and even fewer doing it well.’ ★★★★★ Irish Times