Let’s make this weekend great.
With thanks to Vevo GO Shows sponsored by Captain Morgan, we’re going through the country’s event pages and bringing you the best of what’s happening this weekend.
There’ll be no more saying “there’s nothing to do,” because these great events are sure to keep you satisfied.
Vevo GO Shows sponsored by Captain Morgan brings you Kodaline in Bremore Castle, Balbriggan, Saturday
One of Ireland’s finest live bands will be making their way to Balbriggan this Saturday. This relatively intimate setting is the perfect place to see a band that are used to far bigger venues. Find out how you can win tickets here.
Go along and you will not be disappointed.
Let us remind you just how great these guys are…
Nina Conti in Vicar Street, Friday
Conti has breathed new life back into the art of ventriloquism and we bet you didn’t even see her mouth moving while she did it.
Crowd interaction can grow tiresome at comedy gigs, but not the way this lady does it. Go along for yourself, you will not be disappointed.
Clip via Anna
The Subtitle Film Festival, Kilkenny, until November 30
There is still time to check out this great festival located in the marble city. A host of international film makers and stars attend the great festival which celebrates the best subtitled movies Europe has to offer. The wonderful Pauline McLynn opened this year’s event.
Peter Hook and the Light, The Academy, Dublin, Friday
Peter Hook is the co-founder of Joy Division and New Order. He brings his latest outfit to the Academy this Friday, so go along and see this musical icon strut his stuff in this wonderfully intimate venue.
Clip via ElDuderNinja’s channel
Marc O’Reilly in Dolans, Limerick, Saturday
Marc O’Reilly’s album Human Herdings is one of the finest we have heard in recent times and the Sunday Sessions he did with us a few weeks ago was absolutely brilliant. He visits Limerick this Saturday and it’s definitely a gig you do not want to miss.
Open Mic Night in The Roisín Dubh Galway, Sunday
If you fancy performing yourself this weekend, then the Roisín in Galway is the place for you. In recent years this slot has earned a reputation as one of Ireland’s best open mic nights and it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in the west.
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