Ireland is set to host an incredible array of concerts in 2025, featuring some of the world’s most renowned artists across various genres. From iconic reunions to rising stars, this year promises to be a treat for music lovers of all ages. Whether you’re a fan of indie rock, pop, or classic hits, Ireland’s diverse venues will provide the perfect backdrop for unforgettable nights of music. In this article, we’ll delve into the exciting lineup of concerts scheduled for 2025, highlighting key performances and providing insights into how to secure those coveted tickets.
Early 2025 Highlights: March and April
The year kicks off with a bang as Sabrina Carpenter brings her Short ‘N Sweet Tour to Dublin’s 3Arena on March 3 and 4.
Known for her chart-topping hits and captivating stage presence, Carpenter’s shows are expected to be high-energy events that will leave audiences spellbound. Following closely, Teddy Swims will perform at the same venue on March 12 and 13 as part of his “I’ve Tried Everything but Therapy” Tour. This American singer-songwriter has gained a significant following for his soulful voice and emotive performances.
In mid-March, David Kushner will take the stage at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre on March 17 and 18. His DICHOTOMY Tour promises to deliver a memorable experience with hits like “Miserable Man” and “Daylight”. On March 18, The Dare will bring their unique blend of synth-heavy beats to Vicar Street, offering a night of intense musical energy.
April sees the return of Sugababes to the 3Arena on April 20, marking a significant comeback for the iconic girl group. Olly Murs will also visit the 3Arena on April 29 as part of his 15 Years of Hits Tour, celebrating a decade and a half of music success.
May Concerts: A Month of Diverse Performances
May is packed with exciting concerts across Ireland. The Coronas will kick off their Thoughts and Observations Tour with a performance at Limerick’s King John’s Castle on May 4. On May 8, Twenty-One Pilots will bring their Clancy’s World Tour to Belfast’s SSE Arena, followed by a show at Dublin’s 3Arena on May 9. Known for their theatrical performances, Twenty-One Pilots promise an unforgettable experience.
Canadian pop sensation Tate McRae will headline Dublin’s 3Arena on May 16 and 17 as part of her Miss Possessive Tour.
With her new album So Close to What releasing in February, fans can expect a dynamic show featuring both old and new hits. Inhaler, a Dublin-based indie rock band, will perform at St. Anne’s Park on May 30, marking a highly anticipated homecoming gig.
June: Summer Concerts Heat UP
June brings a wave of summer concerts to Ireland. Charli XCX will perform at Malahide Castle on June 17, known for her bold and experimental live shows. Olivia Rodrigo will take over Marlay Park on June 24, promising an emotionally charged performance with her powerful vocals. The same evening, Dean Lewis will play at Dublin’s Fairview Park as part of his The Epilogue World Tour.
The Coronas will return to Cork’s Live at The Marquee on June 27, while Dua Lipa will not be performing in Ireland in 2025 as previously mentioned, but Justin Timberlake will bring his Forget Tomorrow Tour to Malahide Castle on June 28. Lana Del Rey will close out the month with a sold-out show at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on June 30, offering a cinematic and romantic musical experience.
July: Summer Continues with Big Names
July starts strong with Noah Kahan performing a sold-out show at Marlay Park on July 1. This American singer-songwriter is known for his heartfelt performances and is highly anticipated to deliver an unforgettable night. Later in the month, Billie Eilish will return to Dublin’s 3Arena on July 26 and 27 with her Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour. Eilish is renowned for creating intimate and explosive live experiences, making these shows a must-attend for fans.
August: Iconic Reunions and Legendary Performers
August brings one of the most anticipated events of the year: the Oasis reunion. Noel and Liam Gallagher will reunite for two sold-out shows at Croke Park on August 16 and 17, marking a historic moment in music history. Following this, Robbie Williams will perform at Croke Park on August 23 as part of his 25 Live Tour, celebrating a quarter-century of music success.
October: Ireland Music Week
In October, Ireland Music Week will take place from October 1 to 3, featuring a showcase of new Irish music and a conference for industry professionals. This event provides a platform for emerging artists and offers networking opportunities with global music industry figures.
Conclusion
Ireland’s concert scene in 2025 is set to be one of the most exciting in recent years, with a diverse lineup that caters to all musical tastes. From iconic reunions like Oasis to rising stars such as Tate McRae, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re a fan of indie rock, pop, or classic hits, securing tickets early is crucial to ensure you don’t miss out on these unforgettable performances. With venues ranging from intimate settings like the 3Olympia Theatre to large outdoor spaces like Croke Park, Ireland is ready to host some of the world’s best musicians in a year that promises to be truly unforgettable.
