Other Voices: Home is back at the Guinness Storehouse on Sunday, 8 November 2026, and this year it's the start of something extra special. As Other Voices heads for Dingle and its 25th edition, Home sets the journey in motion at St. James's Gate with an intimate night of music and song in the heart of the Liberties. Tickets are just €10, with all proceeds going to the Guinness Dublin 8 Community Fund.

Copenhagen five-piece ICEAGE lead the first acts announced, marking their first Irish show since 2018. Over nearly two decades, they've blurred the lines between post-punk, noise rock and expansive melodic rock, with a sound that's as volatile as it is beautiful. Formed by childhood friends in 2008, they've evolved from their punk beginnings into something shaped by Elias Bender Rønnenfelt's brooding, poetic vocals with snarling guitars.

Joining Iceage is CORMAC BEGLEY, one of the most thrilling players in Irish music today. A concertina player from the West Kerry Gaeltacht, rooted in the musical traditions of his family, Corca Dhuibhne and Clare, he plays bass, baritone, treble and piccolo concertinas, and takes the instrument places you'd never expect it to go. His solo album B was The Irish Times’ Album of the Year 2022 and he was named Best Folk Instrumentalist at the 2022 RTÉ Folk Awards, and he’s toured the world as a central musical presence in Michael Keegan-Dolan and Teaċ Daṁsa’s MÁM.

He’s recorded with everyone from Lisa O’Neill, Ye Vagabonds and Lankum to Brian Eno, U2 and Dermot Kennedy, and his latest album, Into the Loam, is a collaboration with fiddle and viola player Liam O’Connor. Closer to home, he’s the founder and Artistic Director of Airt, an arts centre in the West Kerry Gaeltacht.

Texas-based producer, singer and multi-instrumentalist QUIET LIGHT, aka Riya Mahesh, is one of the most exciting emerging voices in alternative pop. She calls her songs “dream sequences”, ethereal, Lynchian electropop with a creative vision all her own. Her star soared this year when Olivia Rodrigo personally invited her to play her inaugural Daisy Chain Fields festival, alongside Chappell Roan, Doechii, Mitski and Stevie Nicks.

Her critically acclaimed mixtape Blue Angel, Sparkling Silver 2 has put her firmly on the map, landing her the cover of NME and acclaim from Pitchfork, The Guardian, The Line of Best Fit, and Clash. Co-signed by Iggy Pop and fresh from a tour with Cameron Winter and Nilüfer Yanya, she’s fast becoming one of the names to know.

Returning as host is the brilliant MAYKAY, keeping the night moving with the warmth and wit that Other Voices: Home audiences know and love. And that's just the beginning…

More artists will be announced soon.