We’ve Only Just Begun Festival

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Whelan's, Thursday 8th August - Saturday 10th August

We’ve Only Just Begun is an annual three night festival which takes place in iconic music venue Whelan’s in the heart of Dublin city. Spread out across two stages, 23 bands, solo acts and DJs play to a sold out crowd across an entire weekend. Headline acts from previous years who have featured in the main room include Pillow Queens, Sorcha Richardson, SPRINTS, Soda Blonde, AIMÉE, Rosie Carney and Cathy Davey. Our second stage showcases some of the most exciting up and coming acts in the Irish music scene at the moment.

We’ve Only Just Begun is officially partnered with RTE 2FM, IMRO, Minding Creative Minds and supported by Rockshore.

THUR 8TH
NIAMH BURY
AMY MICHELLE
MARIA KELLY
DECARTERET
DREAM BOY
EMMA NOODLES
VI0LET

FRI 9TH
CRUEL SISTER
CELAVIEDMAI
RACHEL MAE HANNON
DOSE
SPOOKLET
SHARK SCHOOL
STELLA AND THE DREAMING
THANKS MOM

SAT 10TH
THE CLIFFORDS
ANNIE-DOG
QBANAA
LUCY BLUE
CABL
TIDAH
MARTINA AND THE MOONS
THEO


Date:
Thursday 8th August - Saturday 10th August
Time:
Varies
Price:
From €7
Address:
Whelan's, Wexford Street, Portobello, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of Whelan's, Wexford Street, Portobello, Dublin 2, Ireland

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