The Goo – June Highlights

Various Locations, Tuesday 2nd June - Saturday 27th June

Dublin is buzzing with an exciting line-up of music, events, and nights out. Whether you're into intimate gigs, big concerts, or late-night club shows, there's something for everyone in the city.

As always, there are many music and club shows over the next few weeks. Below are just some of the many highlights, curated and recommended by the Night-Time Advisor. Please be sure to double-check ticket prices and door opening times.

  • Tues, June 2nd |Pixies – Celebrating 40 years | 3Olympia Theatre | 7.00 PM | €67.20
  • Wed, June 3rd | Jon Spencer | Lost Lane | 8.15 PM | €33.00
  • Thurs, June 4th | Girl In The Year Above | Whelan's | 7.30 PM | €15.00
  • Fri, June 5th | Philip Glass Explored w/ Russel Davies & Kidjo | National Concert Hall | 7.30 PM | €15.00
  • Sat, June 6th | Tommy Halferty Quartet |  Arthur's Blues & Jazz Club |  9:00 PM | €20.00
  • Sun, June 7th | David Byrne | St Annes Park | 5.00 PM | €97.10
  • Mon, June 8th | Bestia Bebe | Button Factory | 7.00 PM | €20.28
  • Tues, June 9th | Imelda May – Raised on Songs & Stories | Vicar Street | 8.00 PM | €59.80
  • Wed, June 10th | Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | Malahide Castle | 5.00 PM | €88.80
  • Thurs, June 11th | Dogstar | 3Olympia Theatre | 7.00 PM | €45.70
  • Fri, June 12th | Something Happens | National Concert Hall | 8.00 PM | €22.00
  • Sat, June 13th | Banjo Bill & Friends | The Cobblestone | 5:00 PM | FREE
  • Tues, June 16th | Kasabian | Fairview Park | 7.00 PM | €67.40
  • Wed, June 17th | Cable Boy / Eppie / For Nina / Telekura | Grand Social | 7.30 PM | €13.95
  • Thurs, June 18th | Paul Brady | Vicar Street | 8.00 PM | €56.80
  • Fri, June 19th | Sean McKeon & Special Guests | The Sugar Club | 7.30 PM | €20.00
  • Sat, June 20th | Sleeping at Last | National Concert Hall | 8.00 PM | €40.00
  • Sun, June 21st | Metallica | Aviva Stadium | 5:00 PM | €88.80
  • Tues, June 23rd | Baco Exu Do Blues | Button Factory | 7.00 PM | €40.00
  • Wed, June 24th | Two Door Cinema Club | Fairview Park | 7.00 PM | €67.40
  • Thurs, June 25th | Mick Flannery | Vicar Street | 8.00 PM | €51.20
  • Fri, June 26th | Without Willow | Little Whelan's | 8:00 PM | €15.00
  • Sat, June 27th | Superchunk | Button Factory | 7.30 PM | €29.50

This list represents just a small selection of the many exciting events happening across Dublin. Keep an eye on the DublinNights.ie website or pick up a copy of The Goo for ongoing updates and more recommendations to make the most of Dublin’s thriving night-time scene!

Enjoy the shows and stay safe!


Date:
Tuesday 2nd June - Saturday 27th June
Time:
Varies
Price:
Varies

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