Big day for gig announcements, including new acts for Cork’s Marquee and Musgrave Park
Noah Kahan is to play Marlay Park. Picture: Kieran Ryan-Benson
Another week, another round of gig announcements.
First up, The Wolfe Tones have added yet another show to their Final Farewell tour in Limerick’s Thomond Park next year.
Brian Warfield, Noel Nagle and Tommy Byrne will play a sold-out show on Sunday, July 13, 2025, and have now announced one more gig.
The band will be joined by special guests for a second show, taking place on July 11.
Speaking at the time of the first announcement, they said: “We're very grateful to be invited back for a massive stadium concert at the famed Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick.”
Tickets for the extra date go on sale this Friday, November 22, at 9am.
Meanwhile, American singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has announced a one-night-only show in Marlay Park, Dublin, on July 1.
The Season of the Sticks singer played to an impressive crowd at Electric Picnic this year and played a sold-out show in the 3Arena in February.
Kahan has collaborated with Hozier on previous records and has also received a Grammy nod for his collaboration on Kelsea Ballerini’s Cowboys Cry Too.
Announcing the gig on Instagram, Kahan said: "Excited to play Dublin next year. Always feels like a second home."
Tickets for Noah Kahan’s show are priced at €100.90 inclusive of fees and will also go on sale at 9am on Friday.
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Announced for both gigs are ABC, Matt Goss, Boyzlife, Tiffany, Toyah, Jerry Fish and Something Happens, while Billy Ocean and Midge Ure join the line up for St Anne’s Park on June 1. Squeeze and Go West join the line up for the Virgin Media Park, or Musgrave Park, show on June 21.
Tickets, on sale on Friday, are priced between €59.90 and €69.90, with a set number of early bird tickets available.
Cork comedian Chris Kent has also been lined up for a hometown appearance at the Marquee on Friday, July 12. The Mary Wallopers have also announced an appearance at the Marquee for Friday, July 18; and the Big Top in Galway on July 19.
British singer-songwriter David Gray will come to the Gleneagle INEC Arena in Killarney on August 27, following a sold-out show in the 3Arena in April and another, with a few tickets left, in the venue on May 2.
Tickets are also on sale this Friday.
