Bulmers Live at Leopardstown returns with new look showcasing 'Best of Irish'
Bulmers Live at Leopardstown is back for summer 2025, with a bold new look and a line-up for racing and music fans at this truly beloved Dublin summer staple.
2025 will mark a new direction of Bulmers Live at Leopardstown, with the series throwing its full support behind homegrown talent with the Best of Irish line-up.
This summer's series features indie rock favourites The Academic, enigmatic showman Jerry Fish, DJ Marcus O'Laoire, busker-turned-pop sensation Allie Sherlock and viral folk star Darren Kiely, performing across five nights in June and July, as follows:
This year, Bulmers Live at Leopardstown is going all in on homegrown talent championing Irish music, arts, and businesses.
The refreshed site layout will feature a vibrant mix of entertainment beyond the main stage, including local food trucks and stalls, the Bulmers bar and garden area, street performers, comedy, buskers, and a dedicated games zone.
Hurricane's Bar will host open mic nights, trad sessions, and a Gaeilgeoir Corner, celebrating the very best of Irish culture. As part of their commitment to supporting Irish talent, Bulmers Live at Leopardstown will have a dedicated stage to showcase upcoming talent.
Interim CEO of Leopardstown Racecourse Vicki Donlon says: 'The Irish music and entertainment industry is thriving right now, and we are excited about our refreshed direction for Bulmers Live at Leopardstown, enabling us to champion established and upcoming Irish artists.
'Our aim is to create an action-packed day for racegoers to experience the best of Irish racing, music, dance, arts & crafts, comedy and more – transforming each raceday into a mini festival.'
Jane Parlon, Brand Marketing Director, Bulmers Ireland says: 'We're excited to continue our partnership with Bulmers Live at Leopardstown in 2025, the anticipation for this summer's event is already building.
As entertainment partner of Horse Racing Ireland, Bulmer Live at Leopardstown is a key offering which strengthens our ongoing commitment to enhancing the entertainment levels for sports and music fans.'
Tickets on sale now with incredible value packages starting from just €30 (excl.booking fee), available here.
As always, the performances will be preceded by an excellent card of racing and a wide selection of ticket options, including the great value 'Real Deal', which at €55 includes admission to the racing and concert, Bulmers (or soft) drink, a street food voucher, race programme and a €5 Tote bet. The Leopardstown Summer Party at the Pavilion is €110 and A La Carte Dining in the 1888 Restaurant at €135 per person.
Leopardstown Racecourse is only 20 minutes from Dublin City Centre on the Luas Green line, with dedicated shuttle buses running from the Sandyford stop before and after racing. Leopardstown is located off exit 14 or exit 15 on the M50 southbound or exit 15, M50 Northbound. Ample free parking is available onsite.
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