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Stephen Triffit on stage as Frank Sinatra in a sharp black suit with yellow waistcoat, and a large band behind him. Above, lights emulate stars in the night sky. Music

Sinatra’s Greatest Hits

Thu 6 Feb, 8pm

The West End’s Rat Pack star Stephen Triffitt offers a glimpse of the genius that was Frank Sinatra as he performs Old Blue Eyes’ most iconic songs accompanied by his band.

The Special Consensus outdoors in a Chicago park. They are dressed smartly, smiling, and holding their instruments. Music

Special Consensus

Sun 9 Feb, 8pm

Bluegrass Band

Two-time Grammy nominees and six-time International Bluegrass Music Association winners, Greg Cahill’s Special Consensus return to Pavilion Theatre for a special live show.

sold out
The Hothouse Flowers together on stage with guitars. Pictured from left to right Peter O’Toole, Liam Ó Maonlaí and Fiachna Ó Bráonáin.
Music

Hothouse Flowers

Tue 18 Feb, 8pm

Join Liam Ó Maonlaí, Fiachna Ó Bráonáin and Peter O’Toole as they perform their acclaimed acoustic show, shaped by over thirty years of singing and playing all over the world.

selling fast
Stylised black and white photo of Jazz Sabbath - three men with long hair and beards, two wearing sunglasses.
Music

Jazz Sabbath

Thu 20 Feb, 8pm

Helmed by pianist Adam Wakeman (Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne’s solo band), the Jazz Sabbath trio explores the boundaries between jazz and the songs that defined heavy metal - echoing already present jazz riffs and discovering new ones.

sold out
Image of a champagne glass
Music, Opera

Strauss’ Fledermaus

Sat 22 Feb & Sun 23 Feb

Irish National Opera

Strauss’ most popular opera, best-known for its upbeat musicality, Viennese lilt and “The Blue Danube” waltz. The story has hilarious twists and turns, with disguises, double crossings and rivers of champagne.

The title image for Stop Making Sense, it shows on the left side David Byrne in a suit, his eyes and forehead are cropped. On the right side we see the film title and some credits. Music, Cinema, Event Cinema

Stop Making Sense

Fri 28 Feb, 8pm

Talking Heads Concert Screening

A 40th Anniversary screening of the greatest concert film of all time: David Byrne and Talking Heads at Hollywood’s Pantages Theater in December 1983, as captured by Silence of the Lambs director Jonathan Demme.

The Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh Trio standing in front of an old wooden building - left to right: Dónal O'Connor wearing a black shirt, fiddle in hand, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh with her fingers interlaced, and Gerry O'Beirne in a leather jacket, his hands resting on the headstock of his guitar. Music

Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh Trio

Sat 1 Mar, 8pm

The RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Singer of the Year 2022 winner brings her engaging folk and traditional music show to Dún Laoghaire, accompanied by celebrated musicians Gerry O’Beirne (guitar & vocals) and Dónal O’Connor (fiddle and keyboards).

Eddi Reader outdoors with her eyes closed, the evening sun dramatically highlighting her windswept hair. Music

Eddi Reader

Wed 19 - Fri 21 Mar, 8pm

Celebrating over 40 years as a live performer, Eddi Reader has effortlessly developed into one of popular music’s most thrilling and affecting performers. Don’t miss this chance to see her live in Dún Laoghaire in 2025.

Stage shot of Ken Haddock and his band performing, with a large photo of John Martyn projected behind them. Music

A Celebration of John Martyn

Sun 23 Mar, 8pm

with Ken Haddock

Ken Haddock has hosted his Sunday residency in Belfast’s Empire Bar for 30 years. Join him and his band as he covers John Martyn’s most popular songs and delves into complex material.

sold out
A stylised photo of Evgeny Grinko playing piano, within a pink circle against a beige background.
Music, Between the Notes

Evgeny Grinko

Sun 30 Mar, 8pm

The acclaimed pianist and composer makes his first visit to Ireland for an evening filled with enchanting melodies and heartfelt compositions. His music has gained widespread popularity, with over 450 million streams on Spotify and 240 million views on YouTube. 

Mary Coughlan, on stage, arms outstretched, looking joyous Music

Mary Coughlan

Thu 3 Apr, 8pm

Celebrating 40 years since the release of her groundbreaking debut album, don’t miss this intimate concert from an artist who proudly stands alongside some of the world’s most iconic jazz singers.

Plínio Fernandes, wearing a pink shirt and holding a guitar, leans against a brick wall, smiling Music, Matinée

Plínio Fernandes

Sun 13 Apr, 3pm

This Brazilian classical guitarist is a rising star of the international music scene, and a chart-topping Decca Gold recording artist - performing everything from Bach to South American folk music.

Sharon Shannon, smiling and surrounded by a rural setting, is wearing a red coat and has her accordion slung over her right shoulder Music

Sharon Shannon

Fri 25 Apr, 8pm

Come and witness the unmatched live energy, rooted in traditional Irish music but fearless in its exploration beyond, that has made Sharon Shannon a musical icon for over 30 years.

Stylised silhouette of Ennio Morricone, baton in hand, conducting. His figure is comprised of film posters. There is a bright orange backdrop. Music

The Ennio Morricone Experience

Sat 26 Apr, 8pm

A live tribute to the late Maestro of film music who wrote over 400 film compositions in his lifetime, including the scores for audience favourites A Fistful of Dollars, The Good the Bad and the Ugly, Cinema Paradiso, and The Mission.

Paul Noonan and Brian Crosby are sitting together in the front seats of a car looking through the front windshield straight to the camera. The photo is dark and it appears to be night time, there is a red hue coming off the cars interior and from Paul and Brian. Photo by Johnny Malin. Music

Paul Noonan & Brian Crosby

Wed 30 Apr, 8pm

In their first collaboration since Brian left Bell X1 16 years ago, Noonan and Crosby bring their renewed musical partnership to the live arena with an intimate performance at Pavilion Theatre to celebrate the release of new single My Bones a Scaffold.

Studio shot of Quilty (four Swedish men holding string instruments) standing behind a crouching Andy Irvine, who is hugging a bouzouki to his chest. Music

Andy Irvine & Quilty

Thu 1 May, 8pm

The renowned Swedish band have joined forces with the legendary Planxty, Patrick Street, Mozaik and Usher’s Island musician to form an Irish–Swedish collaboration, playing top Irish music and song with a hint of Swedish traditional music.

Stylised image with a dot-matrix portrait of Federico overlayed with an abstract blue-green shape. The Between the Notes, Music, Between the Notes

Federico Albanese

Fri 9 May, 8pm

The genre-defying Italian musician, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer returns to Pavilion Theatre to celebrate the release of his highly anticipated fifth album Blackbirds and the Sun of October.

Andy McKee stands with his guitar in his hands held across his front against a black background, he is looking towards the camera smiling, he is wearing a black t-shirt. Music

Andy McKee

Tue 27 May, 8pm

One of the world’s most unique acoustic guitarists, known for his distinctive percussive style as in songs like the viral hit Drifting. Don’t miss this chance to see a true master of his instrument live in concert.