Ireland gigs

The robots land in Galway this October bank holiday live for one night only at Monroe's Live! Limited Tickets!

Pauric O'Meara is one of the most powerful independent names coming out of the Irish Music Scene.

Heeding Woody Guthrie's maxim, Alabama 3 have never feared the reduction of their technology.

Celebrating the classic era of trip-hop and electronic music, Safe From Harm features the music of Massive Attack, Morcheeba, Moby, Moloka, Air & more

Come see The Noughties, a vibrant five-piece indie rock cover band dedicated to reviving the spirit of the 2000s indie rock scene.

Whiplash are dedicated to playing the songs as close to the originals as possible and incorporate the Metallica live vibe and sound in their shows.

Irish singer-songwriter Harry Hudson Taylor announces his headline Irish tour this October, bringing songs from his debut solo EP Hiding From Nature.

How I Became A Wave is the solo project of Cork-based artist Pat Carey, formerly of the acclaimed indie band, The Hard Ground.

The ultimate Wham! and George Michael Experience

Paddy Casey has been at the forefront of Irish music since his multi-platinum debut Amen (So Be It).

Channeling the music of her ancestors, she weaves Traditional roots with Contemporary sounds and influences, embodying a fearless warrior-like spirit.

Michael McGoldrick, John McCusker and John Doyle are on the road again in 2026, bringing you their own blend of top-class folk songs.

Indie-trad trio of Ali Levack, Ewan Baird & Pablo Lafuente, whose nonconformist & progressive style has set them apart since their formation in 2017.

Formed in Dublin in 2016, Bicurious have been making their mark in the rock scene throughout Europe.

A special night of music and dance celebrating the life and legacy of Eamonn while raising vital funds for Brain Tumour Research.

This follows the band's electrifying 2025 entrance, where they earned immediate recognition as one of Post-Brexit Pop's Best Debuts of 2025

Dubliner, singer and bouzouki player Daoirí Farrell holds two prestigious BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and three nominations in the RTÉ Folk Award.

Conor McLain brings his critically acclaimed debut album ‘Something Starting’ and newest singles to ‘Monroes’ in Galway for one unforgettable night.

This is balsam for the soul, truly. A concert not to be missed.

Two of Ireland's most celebrated musicians, Liam Ó Maonlaí & Rónán Ó Snodaigh, will come together this December for a series of intimate perfomances.

Deuce perform A Tribute to Ireland's, and one of Rock & Rolls biggest unsung heroes, Rory Gallagher.

Glasgow-born singer-songwriter Michael McGovern blends poetic lyricism with folk roots, evolving beyond his acclaimed debut Highfield Suite