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3 days ago
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From Charli XCX to Oasis – the biggest concerts coming to Dublin this summer
Summer is finally here, folks, and with that some of the biggest names in music are heading to our shores. While the country were left a bit out in the cold surrounding some tours, including Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour and Kendrick Lamar and SZA's Grand National tour, that doesn't mean that the country will be missing out entirely — with some artists coming here for the first time in six months to over 15 years. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW With this, we at have picked some of the biggest shows coming to the capital this summer. Charli XCX at Malahide Castle – June 17 Charli XCX returns to Dublin this summer as Brat Summer 2025 is a go. Pic: Ash Knotek/REX/Shutterstock Brat summer has extended to 2025, and thank god for that as Charli XCX is finally getting her flowers (where were ye when Pop 2 was released, HUH!?) In what's been a huge upgrade since she last graced our shores, the PARTY GIRL has gone from the 3Olympia Theatre to Malahide Castle; where over 20,000 will be revelling in the fun sleaze that her latest, critically acclaimed outing has brought. Long may brat summer continue. Dua Lipa at the Aviva Stadium – June 27 Dua Lipa is heading to the Aviva this June in what's sure to be a classic show. Pic: Ian West/PA Wire The biggest star to come out of the UK this decade, the three-time Grammy winner's tour to promote her latest album Radical Optimism will stop off in the Aviva Stadium for one night only; right before she headlines a massive show at Wembley. Ms Lipa (yes, that's her actual birth name) will be heading to Dublin with plenty of hits in her bag, ranging from her older hits such as New Rules and IDGAF to her new bops, including Training Season and Houdini. Justin Timberlake at Marlay Park – June 28 'This is going to ruin the tour'? Apparently not. Photo by. Well, it turns out the tour wasn't ruined after Justin's arrest last year, as Justin will be heading to Dublin at the end of June. Celebrating three decades since he shot to worldwide fame with *NSYNC, and over 12 years since his last gig in Ireland when he headlined Phoenix Park; with him expected to go through the hits over his illustrious career, as well as new songs from his latest album, Everything I Thought I Was. Lana del Rey at the Aviva Stadium – June 30 Lana del Rey is set to bring her crooning, moody songs to the Aviva just three days after Dua Lipa and her bops. Talk about a full 180, eh? (Sorry). Pic: ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images Talk about a whiplash from Dua Lipa just three days before. The crooning 'sad girl hours' of Lana del Rey will be gracing Landsdowne Road at the end of June, and while her latest album Classic isn't expected to be released before the show, some of her classics including from Born to Die, Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, and her two latest singles. Billie Eilish at the 3 Arena – July 26 & 27 The multi-time Grammy and Oscar winner is heading to the 3Arena this July. Pic: Valerie Macon / AFP With her career going from strength to strength following the release of HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, Billie Eilish is showing no signs of slowing down; with her coming back to Dublin for the first time in two years as part of her mammoth world tour. With her music reaching all ages and all demographics, of course it's no surprise that this will be one of the hottest tickets this summer. Oasis at Croke Park – August 16 & 17 It's finally happening — Oasis are reuniting with two mammoth gigs in Croke Park. Pic: Emmett/Fear PR/PA Wire It's finally happening. 16 years after the most acrimonious split of all time between feuding brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, the guns fell silent, and they've finally reunited. Those of us who were lucky enough to survive the Ticketmaster wars (albeit paying extortionate pricing due to the *ahem* 'dynamic' pricing), the lads are finally back; with their two gigs in Croke Park set to be the biggest gig in Ireland not only this summer, but in 2025. Robbie Williams at Croke Park – August 23 And just days later, Robbie Williams will take to Croker for the first time since 2006. Pic: Brittany Long/Publishd/REX/Shutterstock Could this be another wrinkle in the three-decade long feud between Robbie and Oasis after that call-out at the BRITs all those years ago? Probably not. But still a fun coincidence that Robbie will just miss the boys, eh? After three and a half decades in the limelight, Robbie returns to Croker for the first time in nearly 20 years — ironically longer than Oasis — with over 80,000 people set to flock to hear the hits of the former Take That man.
Extra.ie
28-05-2025
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- Extra.ie
From Charli XCX to Oasis - the biggest concerts coming to Dublin this summer
Summer is just around the corner, folks, and with that some of the biggest names in music are heading to our shores. While the country were left a bit out in the cold surrounding some tours, including Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter tour and Kendrick Lamar and SZA's Grand National tour, that doesn't mean that the country will be missing out entirely — with some artists coming here for the first time in six months to over 15 years. With this, we at have picked some of the biggest shows coming to the capital this summer. Charli XCX returns to Dublin this summer as Brat Summer 2025 is a go. Pic: Ash Knotek/REX/Shutterstock Brat summer has extended to 2025, and thank god for that as Charli XCX is finally getting her flowers (where were ye when Pop 2 was released, HUH!?) In what's been a huge upgrade since she last graced our shores, the PARTY GIRL has gone from the 3Olympia Theatre to Malahide Castle; where over 20,000 will be revelling in the fun sleaze that her latest, critically acclaimed outing has brought. Long may brat summer continue. Dua Lipa is heading to the Aviva this June in what's sure to be a classic show. Pic: Ian West/PA Wire The biggest star to come out of the UK this decade, the three-time Grammy winner's tour to promote her latest album Radical Optimism will stop off in the Aviva Stadium for one night only; right before she headlines a massive show at Wembley. Ms Lipa (yes, that's her actual birth name) will be heading to Dublin with plenty of hits in her bag, ranging from her older hits such as New Rules and IDGAF to her new bops, including Training Season and Houdini. 'This is going to ruin the tour'? Apparently not. Photo by. Well, it turns out the tour wasn't ruined after Justin's arrest last year, as Justin will be heading to Dublin at the end of June. Celebrating three decades since he shot to worldwide fame with *NSYNC, and over 12 years since his last gig in Ireland when he headlined Phoenix Park; with him expected to go through the hits over his illustrious career, as well as new songs from his latest album, Everything I Thought I Was. Lana del Rey is set to bring her crooning, moody songs to the Aviva just three days after Dua Lipa and her bops. Talk about a full 180, eh? (Sorry). Pic: ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images Talk about a whiplash from Dua Lipa just three days before. The crooning 'sad girl hours' of Lana del Rey will be gracing Landsdowne Road at the end of June, and while her latest album Classic isn't expected to be released before the show, some of her classics including from Born to Die, Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd, and her two latest singles. The multi-time Grammy and Oscar winner is heading to the 3Arena this July. Pic: Valerie Macon / AFP With her career going from strength to strength following the release of HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, Billie Eilish is showing no signs of slowing down; with her coming back to Dublin for the first time in two years as part of her mammoth world tour. With her music reaching all ages and all demographics, of course it's no surprise that this will be one of the hottest tickets this summer. It's finally happening — Oasis are reuniting with two mammoth gigs in Croke Park. Pic: Emmett/Fear PR/PA Wire It's finally happening. 16 years after the most acrimonious split of all time between feuding brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, the guns fell silent, and they've finally reunited. Those of us who were lucky enough to survive the Ticketmaster wars (albeit paying extortionate pricing due to the *ahem* 'dynamic' pricing), the lads are finally back; with their two gigs in Croke Park set to be the biggest gig in Ireland not only this summer, but in 2025. And just days later, Robbie Williams will take to Croker for the first time since 2006. Pic: Brittany Long/Publishd/REX/Shutterstock Could this be another wrinkle in the three-decade long feud between Robbie and Oasis after that call-out at the BRITs all those years ago? Probably not. But still a fun coincidence that Robbie will just miss the boys, eh? After three and a half decades in the limelight, Robbie returns to Croker for the first time in nearly 20 years — ironically longer than Oasis — with over 80,000 people set to flock to hear the hits of the former Take That man.
