All The Gigs We’re Excited For In Ireland In 2025

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or one who would rather spend money on gigs than vacations, 2025 is shaping up to be an unforgettable year for concerts in Ireland.

From our beloved pop icons to rising indie bands and everything in between, there’s truly something for everyone. So, get ready to grab those tickets before they sell out.

For the Indie & Alt Lovers

Dublin’s very own Inhaler will be back on home turf at St. Annes Park, Dublin on May 30, fresh from a tour across the States. Expect them to bring back the energy they’ve mastered in front of international crowds for what promises to be an unmissable homecoming.

With their blend of indie rock and alluring stage presence, this outdoor show could very well be one of the highlights of the summer. If you’ve been following them from the beginning or just now catching on, this is a gig worth your time.

 

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If you prefer a more underground, sweaty, and chaotic experience, The Dare will be hitting Vicar Street on March 18. This New York act thrives on energy, with synth-heavy beats and a raw, magnetic stage presence. Expect a night of high-intensity sound that will leave you reeling in the best way possible.

If you’re looking for an immersive gig, Twenty One Pilots at Belfast on May 8 is not one to miss. Known for transforming their sets into cinematic experiences, their performances blend music with storytelling. With a mix of fan favourites, they don’t just put on a show, they craft a masterpiece that pulls you in.

For the Fans of The Pop Girlies

2025 is set to be standout year for pop concerts, and leading the charge is Olivia Rodrigo, who will take over Marlay Park, Dublin on June 24. With her emotionally charged lyrics and powerhouse vocals, you will be sure to expect an arena filled with thousands of voices screaming every word with her.

Also making waves in 3Arena Dublin on May 16 is Tate McRae, proving that viral fame and genuine talent aren’t mutually exclusive. She’s known for her equally jaw-dropping choreography and vocals, which will leave you forgetting about real life for a few hours.

 

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For those who like their pop bold and experimental, Charli xcx is coming to Dublin on June 17 and Belfast on June 18. Her live shows are a full-throttle sensory overload, and we mean that in a very good way.

Billie Eilish is returning to 3Arena Dublin on July 26 for her Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour, and if past performances are anything to go by, this will be a hypnotic, intimate, and explosive experience. Billie has perfected the art of making a stadium feel like a confessional, and if you’ve never seen her live before, now is your moment.

For something drenched in cinematic beauty, Lana Del Rey is back in Aviva Stadium, Dublin on June 30. This one’s for the romantics, the dreamers, and the ones who are all for them main character moments. Her voice, that venue, and an open sky? Breathtaking.

 

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Then there’s Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet Tour, also gracing 3Arena Dublin on March 3, serving chart-topping bops and undeniable stage charisma that will leave you crushing on her the whole night. You may still have time to get those tickets.

For the Nostalgia Seekers

If you ever had a heated debate over whether Busted or McFly were superior, now’s your chance to see both as they team up for Dublin on October 20 and Belfast on October 21. You’ll hear fan favourite bangers, and even witness a few questionable dance moves.

 

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For those who love a good nostalgic pop moment, Sugababes are bringing their era-defining hits to Belfast on April 19. Whether you grew up with their harmonies or just simply appreciate a chart-topper, this is your chance to revel in one of the most celebrated pop groups of their time.

For the Irish Music Devotees

If homegrown music has your heart, you won’t want to miss The Coronas in Limerick on May 4. There’s a reason their shows feel like one big emotional catharsis, they’re masters of making every lyric hit home.

Meanwhile, Picture This are covering serious ground this year, with gigs in Cork on June 26, Galway Festival Big Top on July 22, and Limerick Live at the Docklands on August 13-14. They know exactly how to turn a crowd into a singing sea of emotions, and you can expect nothing less in 2025.

 

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For something fresh yet undeniably powerful, Cian Ducrot takes the stage Live at the Marquee in Cork on July 19. If his latest tracks are anything to go by, this will be a beautifully raw and heartfelt performance.

Amble will be making their presence felt across Ireland this summer with a series of performances. The rising band is set to play King John’s Castle in Limerick on June 19, followed by Trinity College Dublin in July 5, Galway Festival Big Top on July 16, Live at The Marquee in Cork on July 17, and Custom House Square in Belfast on August 22. Known for their atmospheric soundscapes, Amble has built a reputation for crafting live shows that are as intimate as they are expansive.

Which ones are you making happen?

With a lineup this diverse, the hardest decisions might just be choosing which gigs to attend. Whether you’re planning your summer around the biggest names in the industry, seeking out those intimate indie sets, or preparing for a nostalgic night, this year you could do it all.

If there’s one thing Ireland excels at, it’s live music and 2025 will be packed with moments you won’t want to miss. The only question is, which gigs are you saying yes to?