Feels like the right time to start a new thread for next year's gigs.
John Mayer playing the 3Arena on 29 March 2024.
Celtic Symphony at the Wolfe Tones on Friday night … Probably one of the best crowd participation songs ive ever been part of.. WOW …
https://x.com/ArenaTouruk/status/1845840736408719769
Anyone know these lads? Been Stellar? Workman's 30th November. Really like the cut of their jib.
Very decent from what I’ve heard, have a ticket to the Róísín on Dec 1. Pal caught them in Boston last night supporting the Fontaines and she was very impressed.
These lads are not my type of music at all, but I'm tempted to go to the gig Fri 29 Nov in Button Factory... https://singularartists.ie/show/pete-and-bas/
Good stuff. Pulled the trigger there. Cardinals support, who I haven't seen either.
Ah yeah, I hadn’t realised they were playing too. Excellent I think, Cork crew who’ve been getting better and better over the past three years. A very idiosyncratic frontman and they’re a mix of the Strokes and Pogues. I love them but they’re definitely an acquired taste.
That gig was announced ages ago by Selective Memory and then today i saw it appear on Singular Artist's site. It's still on SM's site too. Wonder what that's all about?
Not sure about them myself but i might tip along.
Anyone seen Valerie June before? In Galway on Wed and I like what I hear, a blend of soul, country and blues. She’s recorded will a hell of a lot of impressive people - Carla Thomas, Booker T Jones, Black Keys, etc. Bob Dylan also a fan and if I get a recommendation here then I’m going.
Yeah I've seen her support Mick Flannery and at a festival. Would recommend her.
EP 2012?? She was brilliant!
Excellent @Stillill42. That’s me sold. I haven’t seen her but knew the name was familiar and it’s probably from that EP poster.
Any decent places to park near Vicar Street?
Loads of parking on Oliver Bond St, free after 6:30pm. That's where I always park
Cardinals were the first act I saw at ATN 2024. Seem to remember them being a reasonably good sound to them. Been Stellar I heard on BBC Radio 6 Music a handful of months ago (actually, I see it was 31.07.24, to be precise!) & was so impressed, grabbed something to write the name down. They sound very good. Enjoy!
If you want a multi-storey, Q Park Christchurch is handy but it is paid parking.
can confirm, easy to pre-book and just drive in, 5 min walk to vicar st, might cost a little but so much time saved faffing.
I usually park on Francis street. Usually plenty of spots there.
John's Lane across the road if you're early
Not really a gig, but...
Eason are delighted to welcome Radiohead bassist Colin Greenwood to our O'Connell Street store for a book signing. Colin will be signing copies of his book on Wednesday, November 13th at 12pm.
Tickets for this event are €32.99 and include a copy of 'How to Disappear: A Portrait of Radiohead'.
'How to Disappear' is a collection of never-before-seen photographs of RADIOHEAD by their bassist Colin Greenwood, with a ten-thousand-word essay by him about the band that has been his life since they formed at school.
https://ti.to/eason/eason-presents-colin-greenwood
Be warned spaces are not guaranteed when pre booking, November and December is a night mare there and of there is something also on in the olympia it's bound to be full
Happened to me once. The Smithfield car park is only a 15 minute walk to Vicar Street so is a good alternate (and always has space) if Q Park Christchurch is full.
I see Gurriers are on the first episode of the new season of Jools. Fair fecks to them.
anyone know if sold out means sold out in dolans warehouse?
was hoping to see the cure depeche mode double cover on Friday but it’s sold out. Has anyone ever just went before and got in?
Saw that, delighted for them. One of them posts here sometimes
Does bring us back to the argument of BBC doing more for Irish talent than Irish media 😕
Re Evan Dando trainwreck of a gig Saturday, looks like his Friday night gig in Wales was a good show, glad to see he's still capable of it
https://allmusicmagazine.com/evan-dando-solo-a-journey-through-melancholy-and-melody-neuadd-ogwen-bethesda-north-wales-october-11th-202
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Watching Batman begins with the young lad. Mik Pyro fantastic in it. Such a talent.
Wow! Mik at 16. Had forgotten that.
Am I.missing something? Taking the piss right
Yes Colm. He just reminded me of Mik. Tough crowd.
Fair enough, I get where your coming from with it but just want sure if I missed something as the lead singer of james was in that movie and thought who knows