Billie Eilish at 3Arena in Dublin: Stage times, ticket information, support acts and more

Irish Times

4 days ago

Alternative American pop singer
Billie Eilish
is set to perform two shows in
Dublin's
3Arena
this weekend. Eilish shot to pop stardom 10 years ago when she uploaded a song to the music sharing platform SoundCloud which went viral and landed her a record deal.
Her most recent album,
Hit Me Hard and Soft
, was released in 2024 and co-written by Eilish and her brother and frequent collaborator
Finneas O'Connell
, who also produced the album.
If you are heading to either of the gigs in the 3Arena, here's everything you need to know.
When and where are the concerts?
Eilish is performing two shows in Dublin's 3Arena on Saturday, July 26th, and Sunday July, 27th.
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What time should I arrive?
Doors for the gig open at 5.30pm with supporting acts expected to start at about 7pm. Eilish will take to the stage at about 8.30pm. Her set is about one hour and 40 minutes long, so the concert should end some time close to 10.15pm. Traffic and entry delays are inevitable, so make sure you give yourself a couple of hours' leeway getting to and from the venue.
Who is playing?
Eilish will be supported on both nights by Syd, an American alternative R&B singer who gained recognition as a member of the hip-hop collective Odd Future.
What songs will Billie Eilish play?
This is a set list performed by Eilish at CO-OP Live in Manchester on 20th July. It might give an idea of what to expect in Dublin.
Chihiro
Lunch
NDA
Therefore I am
Wildeflower
When the Party's Over
The Diner
Imolio
bad guy
The Greatest
Your Power
Skinny
Halley's Comet
Bury a Friend
Oxytocin
Guess (Charli XCX cover)
Everything I Wanted
Lovely/Blue/ocean eyes
L'Amour De Ma Vie
What Was I Made For?
Happier Than Ever
Birds of a Feather
How do I get there?
The venue is fairly centrally located by the Point Village on Dublin's northside, so concertgoers are advised to use one of many public transport options to get to the venue.
By bus:
The closest stop to the venue is Castleforbed Road which is a two-minute walk away and which the 151 Dublin Bus route stops at. It operates every 10 minutes during rush hour. The G1, G2 and N4 bus routes all have stops within a 10-minute walk from the venue.
By car:
Parking is available in the Point Village car park but spaces are limited. With large numbers gathering on show nights traffic congestion can delay your arrival and departure so leave lots of time.
By luas:
The Luas Red Line stops right outside the venue and has extra trams on show nights to cater for the large numbers travelling to and from the 3Arena. You can switch from the Green Line to the Red Line in the city centre.
By train:
If you are coming into Connolly or Heuston station there are luas or bus connections to the 3Arena.
Are there any tickets left?
Tickets are sold out on
Ticketmaster
for both nights. However it is possible that some verified resale tickets may become available.
Remember to download tickets to your phone in advance, as there may be internet or connectivity issues at the venue on the day.
Do not rely on screenshots, as Ticketmaster often use live or dynamic barcodes that update regularly.
What about security?
Under-16s will require an accompanying adult aged 18 or over for any ticket type and the standing areas are strictly over-14s only. Make sure to bring an official form of identification with you such as a passport, Garda age card or driving licence.
Bags size A4 or more will not be permitted entry, and all bags will be subject to a search on arrival. Prohibited items include glass, cans, alcohol, garden furniture, umbrellas, flares, illegal substances or any item that could be used as a weapon.
Recording and taking pictures using a camera phone is no problem, but professional recording equipment will not be allowed inside the venue.
What does the weather look like?
Friday will be rather cloudy in the morning with well scattered showers, becoming drier through the day with sunny spells developing. Highest temperatures of 16-20 degrees in moderate, occasionally fresh, westerly winds.