Top events in Dublin for the week: gigs and club nights

The upcoming week in Dublin promises an exciting lineup of gigs and club nights that music enthusiasts won’t want to miss. From iconic bands like Air returning to play Moon Safari at Fairview Park to Lucy Dacus gracing the Dublin Iveagh Gardens stage to Patti Smith announcing a Dublin 3Arena gig, there is no shortage of musical talent coming to the city.

Kicking off the week on Tuesday, February 11th, music lovers can catch Eva Kelly, Miranda Faul, Caoimhe Weakliam, and RVE at Little Whelan’s for Lavender Flowers, a poetry and music charity gig in support of Women’s Aid. Cultúr 14.1 at The Sound House offers a two-day festival featuring acts like Bonzai, Strap, Korteh, and more, with a mix of acoustic sets, visual artists, and DJs.

Wednesday, February 12th, brings the mesmerizing sounds of the Brian Jonestown Massacre to the Olympia Theatre, with support from Sun Mahshene. Additionally, American singer-songwriter Jason Isbell will be performing at Vicar Street. Fans of indie electronic pop can catch Kazy Lambist at Whelan’s for a night of musical delight.

Moving on to Thursday, February 13th, there are more fantastic gigs lined up. Dani Larkin will be performing at The Workman’s Club, while Ryley Walker takes the stage at Bello Bar. Maverick Sabre will be showcasing his soulful sound at the Olympia Theatre, and The Olllam will be performing at Vicar Street. For those looking for something a bit different, Arts for Empowerment is supporting Women’s Aid with a lineup at The Grand Social featuring Kayleigh Noble, Pippa Molony, Essiray, Lxverboy, Lewwab, and more.

As we head into the weekend, Friday, February 14th, offers even more musical treats. The Ocelots will be taking the stage at Whelan’s, while Cable Boy and Echo Northstar will be delivering their indie rock sound at Anseo. Japanese electronic artist Kikuo will be putting on a sold-out show at Opium Rooms, and ODDForum presents a live music night called Love Line at Crowbar Terrace with Eluna and Samuel Pierre.

With a mix of established musicians like Patti Smith and Jason Isbell alongside emerging talents like Lucy Dacus and Kazy Lambist, the Dublin music scene is sure to captivate audiences this week. Whether you’re into indie rock, electronic, folk, or soul, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the best gigs and club nights in Dublin this week.