Mon 5 Oct
Dublin Castle Open Mic
 + Luke Steels and the Outlaws (John Gallifant
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£7/£5 on the door
Tue 6 Oct
STAYAWHILE
 + Space Octopus Cartel
 + Dan Spanner Trio
STAYAWHILE – Crunching pop metal with endearingly cute n kooky mockernee vocals which are psychedelically auto tuned to fuck! Great technique! Has a charm all its very own. Space Octopus Cartel – unabashedly Prog in their delivery, what with bonkers time signature changes, folky pastoral bits giving way to power chordy metallic bits and plenty of sky scraping synth action. Think Cardiacs meets Gentle Giant. Dan Spanner Trio – Dan and his chaps are a fantastic way to kick off any evening of groovy music. Blarty sax, punchy rhythms, and a punk meets cabaret charm and guile all their very own. Ace.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Wed 7 Oct
EMOM
 + Palindrones
 + DJs
EMOM – Electronic musicians welcome!  To pre-book your open mic slot  laurie@laurieblack.co.uk.  Or simply arrive at 6:30pm with minimal set up.  All sets 10-20 mins.  The only rule is no acoustic guitars unless they’re generating soundscapes or electronic music in-keeping with these nights. Hosted by electronic music enthusiast, synthstar and “lovechild of Victoria Wood and Gary Numan” Laurie Black.  She’s toured around the world with her synth-history show Deadly Synths, and toured solo original music sets with Adam Ant and Professor Elemental.  Her 2026 album Noisebleed was recorded at the renowned Townshend Studio with an arsenal of out-of-this-world vintage synths. Curated headline slot TBA, part of ‘Bad Luck Synth Club’ each month!  First Wednesday of the month at the legendary Dublin Castle.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7pm
£Free on the door
£Free in advance
Thu 8 Oct
The Marra
 + Special Guests
 + DJ
The Marra are a five-piece rock band from Derry, Ireland, crafting sharp, melodic songs that channel the grit, spirit, and ambition of working-class life. Blending the swagger of ’90s Brit-pop, Strokes-inspired indie, and the timeless influence of The Beatles, they have forged a sound that feels both familiar and unmistakably their own. Drawing from their experiences growing up in Ireland, the band create anthems of hope, yearning, and resilience, pairing infectious melodies with an honest, heartfelt energy.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£T.b.a on the door
£9 in advance
Fri 9 Oct
Oasas
 + Electric Zoo
 + DJ Fuzz
Oasas – Oasis tribute innit… The Look? Tick. The Swagger? Tick. The er Gear? Er tick. And of course the SONGS tick tick tick. Oh and they make a point of saying add to that checklist the NOISE and the CONFUSION. Should be a fun night then! Electric Zoo – Electric Zoo is a dynamic power quartet combining elements from Psychedelia, Hard Rock, Funk, Blues and Jazz, and armed with a warm, live and retro sound.  DJ Fuzz for the late nite buzz.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12.50 in advance
Sat 10 Oct
Abbey Moon
 + Slow Life
 + The Black Roses + DJ
Abbey Moon – shimmering guitars and plaintive crooning on some impressively melodic and progressive slow burning material,  juxtaposed with explosive, upbeat indie pop numbers. Superb stuff. Slow Life – sweetly psychedelic scally pop with some fabulous jaunty tunes that have ear worm potential aplenty. Could be a Blur for these times. Brill. The Black Roses – great guitars and rambuncious tunes kick down the doors and slap you round the face. Elements of The Verve and The Strokes and the desert twang of the Allah Las. Excellent. Three fantastic bands from the hood- not to be missed.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Sun 11 Oct
The British Invasion
 + Special Guests
 + DJ + Healthy Junkies (Evening Show) + DJ Sammi Starr
The British Invasion – ‘Coals to Newcastle’ redoubled as this excellent American band brings the ‘60s Brit sound back to the UK in 2026… And where better? A proper pub with a proper pub ambience, the Dublin Castle has a kick ass PA, real dancefloor and an unlimited amount of undefinable sass factor – as comedian Phil Jupitus once put it when performing there, “This room is full of mojo”. Whether you put it down to the history or natural pheromones, it’s the number one venue in Camden Town. The Dublin Castle played an integral part in the early careers of acts such as Muse, The Libertines, Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys and The Killers. The appreciation of that aforementioned mojo has resulted in established acts from Blur to Lloyd Cole selecting it as their must play place for an intimate fan club oriented show, and Camden heroine and sorely missed occasional Dublin Castle barmaid, Amy Winehouse, infamously performed one of her most revered shows here. For drinking, dancing, or wigging out to the best live acts, it’s a must visit location in London. Please join us, The British Invasion, when we perform our inaugural gig at this legendary venue!! Performance Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Local London Time- Special Guest support TBA.  
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Mon 12 Oct
Dublin Castle Open Mic
 + Kamran Ramsden
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£Free on the door
£Free in advance
Tue 13 Oct
The Trial – The Trial manage to be all periods of rock’s rich pageant all at once, conjuring up hints of the West Coast counter-culture of the late sixties, the cool of 70s New York, the beats of swinging London and Cool Britannia, the razor sharp shards of the best 50’s blues and rockabilly, hep cats who know where they come from. But are also blazing a trail towards where they are going… The New Routine – London indie 4 piece just starting out playing some possibly Radiohead inspired progressive pop and grittier, leaner stuff too. Promising! Shelters – Nifty young 3 piece from Prague with a highly credible Cast/The LA’s kind of sound. Do it really well. Great tunes. Great attitude. Sam George – Breathy vocals and nice wobbly lead guitar with some deft backing from this up and coming singer/songwriter from Newcastle.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Wed 14 Oct
BULLITZ 23 (ex Ex Cathedra)
 + Cat Fight
 + Parliament Ruins
BULLITZ 23 (ex Ex Cathedra) – let’s allow London Celtic Punks to take this – “Andi from long lamented Scots band Ex-Cathedra on vocals. Imagine SLF, Skids, Cock Sparrer, Sham with Celtic folk edges, and Ska-infused hooks . ’77 style melodic Punk Rock tunes bringing music to your ears, fire to your heart and rebellion to your soul.” Ace. Cat Fight – “Anarcho and Riot Grrrl’s cute baby sister”- now that’s gotta be a really good thing right? Well it’s not just a neat turn of phrase coz these gals went down a storm at the recent Rebellion Festival. They rock hard. Great name too. Just be prepared to circumnavigate a few pussycat videos when looking em up!! Parliament Ruins – Get in 8pm sharp for these young uns playing proper punk rock. “Parliament Ruins are an unoriginal anarcho-punk band from the London/Buckinghamshire area, known for their energetic music and flamboyant live performances.” Yes! Embrace the ‘’Piss Take’.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Thu 15 Oct
The Widows
 + Halfcut
 + LI KUAN + Thief Lane
The Widows – with a brand new album just about to appear it’s an exciting time for prospective suiters everywhere…these Widows are hot! With ramalama and gnarly blues tinged post punk on show, this is some fiery and ferocious music that has a foot in Dead Kennedys like pure punk and two or possible three (?) feet in a kind of Fall/Cramps/Gun club garage-abilly tradition. Great musicians and a fantastic frontman in Mr Kim Le Tan. Superb.  Halfcut – Arctic Monkeys perhaps share a few nuances and with these boys, but there’s some noir-ish, sophisticated indie rock roll all their very own on display hee. Effortlessly cool stuff.‘LI KUAN is a London-based recording artist and multi-instrumentalist blending cinematic string arrangements under smooth pop melodies. LI KUAN’s sound is warm, cathartic and intricately detailed. As a classically trained musician, her songwriting merges the discipline of classical music with the emotive pull of modern pop to create compositions that are delicate, cinematic, and reflective…’-Hot Vox.  Intriguing and enigmatic young talent. Thief Lane  – Boy/girl folk duo who both sing very well as does he at the guitar. Seth Lakeman and other contemporary British folk artists are your touchstones here.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Fri 16 Oct
Sunscreem
 + Filter Sequence
 + Steve Hardaker + DJ Fuzz
Twisted Onion and Bugbear give you alterno dance legends Sunscreem. Over a 35 year career, Sunscreem have had 12 UK chart hits including Love U More, Perfect Motion and Broken English. The band have also had chart success in America including several number ones on the US Dance Chart. The band formed in Essex in the late 1980s and quickly gained a reputation on the rave circuit as an essential live act performing a perfect blend of pop and dance. Sunscreem’s return to the live scene this year has seen them perform sell out shows in Chelmsford and Nottingham. Support comes from Nottingham’s rave legend Filter Sequence and Walsall’s trance wizard Steve Hardaker. Grab those tickets NOW as this one is going to be massive! DJ Fuzz keeps the party pumping from 11pm.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£25 on the door
£20 in advance
Sat 17 Oct
The Landline
 + Diveboy
 + Scouts
The Landline – these guys are Dublin Castle stalwarts! indie/Nineties/alternopop/ baggy/Britpop covers delivered in a pant swingingly groovy manner…Fat Boy Slim, Oasis, Mock Turtles, Blur, Charlatans, Stone Roses etc…but it all blends into one beautiful party time pop megamashup. Diveboy- Rolling Stone previously wrote about the band’s “glowing indie rock number that shows hints of influences such as The Killers”, and that ‘big indie rock sound’ still rings true of their music – while the trio also take inspiration from Manchester icons like The Smiths and Oasis. Scouts- are a post-punk four-piece from South East London, blending noisy, atmospheric textures with the raw intensity of punk. Drawing from influences that range from post-punk to trip hop and shoegaze, their sound is restless and evolving, driven by experimentation and high-energy live performances. Known for their immersive, chaotic yet intimate performances across London.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Mon 19 Oct
Dublin Castle Open Mic
 + Sidewalk Bandits
 + DJ
Monday night at the Dublin Castle isn’t just another open mic; it’s a righteous rite of passage in the heart of Camden and a chance to play on the legendary stage that has hosted Madness, Coldplay, Blur, Amy Winehouse and Arctic Monkeys to name but a few. Running every Monday from 7:00 PM until 11:00 PM, we host a smorgasbord of talent, from finger in the ear folk to ferocious thrash-metal and everything in between. While we’re primarily a music haunt for singer-songwriters and full bands, all performers are welcome to have a go. Sign-up is strictly on the night—no advance bookings, just turn up and get in the queue. The sheet opens at 7:00 PM sharp, and many people get here quite a bit earlier to secure their place for an absolute blinder of a night. Each act gets a maximum of 10 minutes, which includes your setup, tuning, and chat. So you need to be ready to go the moment your name is called to make the most of your time in the spotlight. For those who arrive late, we keep a reserve list in case of drop-outs, though a spot isn’t guaranteed. We provide a professional-grade experience with a full backline, including DI boxes, guitar and bass amps, a full drum kit, and a top-tier PA system and desk mixed by a pro sound engineer. Just remember to bring your own cables, instruments, and any backing tracks (original work only—no karaoke tracks, please!). We even have a stand if you’re bringing your own keyboard. The vibe here is all about community. We encourage a ‘stay and support’ culture—cheer on the other acts, grab a pint at the bar, and keep the chatter to the front room while artists are performing. Entry is completely free, but we are a strictly 18+ venue.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£Free on the door
£Free in advance
Tue 20 Oct
Leah Marlene
 + Chris Erasmus
 + Rudi Lloyd-Benson + DJ
Leah Marlene – Pop/country siren with big songs and equally expansive arrangements/production. She is Canadian but lives in Nashville and grew up in America living and breathing Country vibes.  She came close to winning American Idol recently. She is the daughter of Honeymoon Suite guitarist Derry Grehan (who is an absolute legend in Canada!) Chris Erasmus – Solo guitar picking county artist with a deep dark voice à la the guy from The Handsome Family and Johnny Cash. He’s just come back from a trip to Nashville where he recorded his new album with Grammy winner Scott Jacoby (Coldplay, John Legend – another touchstone).  Rudi Lloyd-Benson is originally from the smallest city in the U.K, St Davids, Pembrokeshire. recently relocated to Cardiff. His drifty guitar work a reflection of surroundings of the coast and his soft rhythmic voice, hypnotic and calming to the ear ‘Intricate chord shapes partnered with vocal simplicity, reminiscent of Josh Rouse, Peter Doherty and Jamie T’ Ababcb Magazine
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Wed 21 Oct
Makeshift Art Bar ( F*CK MONEY Tour)
 + Stratford Rise
 + Nerves
Makeshift Art Bar is a cultural defibrillator. In a society that increasingly resembles an algorithmic discharge of vapid similitude, they are a caustically vital slab of sonic mayhem. Dangerous, authentic and raw. No-fi, textural disorientation specialists who make experimental noise rock with such primordial aggression that it’s enough to wake a generation from its narcosis of nostalgia fetishism. Joseph Sweeney (lead vocals/guitar/electronics), Callum McGuigan (bass), Alleyah Boulaich (drums) and Callum Sweeney (guitar/lap- steel) summon the nihilistic ideology of punk, the architectural precision of dance, and the dark convulsions of post-industrial pioneers, without conforming to genre convention or expectations. DJs and publications are lining up to call themselves fans with BBC 6Music playlisting the band and granting them a live session; presenter Mary Anne Hobbs describing their track ‘Bedwetter’ as: “Imagine catching the tears of 1980s Bargeld and Cave and using them to wipe down a devastatingly beautiful cafe racer motorcycle.” The band’s brand of emotionally raw, primal catharsis also cut through on wax, peaking at No. 3 in the UK Vinyl Single Charts with their Early Doors Dinked Edition. Discordance and strange rhythms. Unorthodox frequencies and panic-attack oscillations burbling through the cracks in ever-shifting structures.The rising sonic powerhouse dropped their debut EP ‘Lackluster Writing Makes Fundamental Reading’ in January 2025 to critical acclaim. By summer, they’d featured on Mount Palomar single ‘Pass the Parcel’, whisking synthetic timbres into an abstract Irish post-punk milieu. Newly signed to indie heavyweights Heist or Hit (Westside Cowboy, Her’s) EP two: ‘Marionette’ has been produced by Daniel Fox (Sprints, Melts, Psy-chotic Monks, Naked Lungs, Nerves, Ronan Group) and it’s set to be seminal. A set text for future musicians with aspirations of innovation. “The theme of the marionette is present throughout each song, involving some aspect of a power struggle and a lack of control within oneself.” Across the EP, vocalist Joseph has a tendency to hyper-fixate on themes of control and unhappiness. Creating rooms in which doom and isolation ricochet. Not that it’s all bad news. “We like to think that by shedding light on the negative, it commands a sense of hope.” Influenced as much by the liminal-space horror and uncanny dread of Silent Hill as the existentialist theatre of The Twilight Zone or the absurdity of Twin Peaks, they occupy a space between unease and impulse. Makeshift Art Bar is not a band interested in being liked. They’re a band interested in being necessary. There’s so much eating and drinking in their work that multiple listens simply don’t satisfy; something new reveals itself on each return visit. Audacious. Idiosyncratic. Vital. A young band carrying identity, defiance and an uncompromising vision as if it isn’t a rare cargo.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£T.B.A on the door
£T.B.A in advance
Thu 22 Oct
Nerorgasmo
 + Dread Messiah
 + Guru Honey Badger + DJs
Nerorgasmo – excellent Italian hardcore band from Torino formed by Luca “Abort” and Simone (ex Blue Vomit!) originally active between 1984 and 1987. In 1993 Nerorgasmo played a reunion show and have revisited their momentous music often enough to never fade away from the hearts of minds of their Italian fans, but this is the first time they’ve played on British soil. This, their first ever London performance is set fair to be a legendary event in the alt/punk/thrash annals. Especially as they’ll be joined on this bill by equally legendary London thrash monsters Dread Messiah, a band that play with such joyfully confrontational intensity they captivate any audience any time. Not to be missed then. Guru Honey Badger – Rachel Darq’s esteemed high drama sex and death gothic punk rock machine is now fully manned, or womaned more accurately, and is delivering the goods somewhere between the Banshees,  Nina Hagan and an X rated Kate Bush. New single, the provocatively titled ‘Gold Fanny’ is a belter.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£20 on the door
£15 in advance
Fri 23 Oct
Ocean Cover Scene UK Tribute
 + Flaming Pie
 + (Beatles tribute)
Ocean Cover Scene –is a tribute band made up of five skilled musicians who bring the music of Ocean Colour Scene to life with authentic energy and passion. Their performances capture the essence of iconic tracks like “The Day We Caught the Train” and “The Riverboat Song,” offering audiences an immersive experience that feels like the original band. Flaming Pie – as part of a special “Beatles in London” weekend, following the footsteps of the Fab Four around the capital, eager fans will be travelling with this red hot Swiss Beatles tribute band, Flaming Pie – a passionate and authentic three-piece act that captures the spirit and energy of the Beatles’ live years. The band has already performed at iconic venues such as The Indra Club + The Kaiserkeller in Hamburg, as well as at the International Beatleweek in Liverpool. Julia Baird, John Lennon’s half-sister, praised the band after one of their shows, saying: “John would have absolutely loved this band”…
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Sat 24 Oct
The Beaulocks
 + The Vacant Pistols
 + DJ Fuzz
‘Never Mind The Beaulocks Here’s The Vacant Pistols’ – what a perfect pairing of punk rock roustabout rogues. Punk and New Wave covers troute supreme yer Beaulocks and Welsh Sex Pistols tippertop tribute The Vacant Pistols sharing a Dublin Castle bill to celebrate chaos, fun and anarchy via three chords and the truth. Dust off yer bum flaps. An unmissable punk party. DJ Tony Bugbear is Neat Neat Neat with We Got Killers til 2am.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Sun 25 Oct
Absolute Amy
 + (matinee show)
 + James Sebastian (Evening Show) + Absolute Amy + DJ Sammi Starr
(Matinee show doors 1.30 pm)  Absolute Amy- Rising Jazz artist, Holly Cosgrove, has created the UK’s newest and most authentic Amy Winehouse Tribute Show. Absolute Amy will take you on a remarkable journey through Amy’s influences, including her greatest works and her later covers, spanning Soul, HipHop, Jazz and Ska, with a spine-tingling likeness that keeps Amy’s incredible music alive. Featuring guitarist Robin Banerjee who played electric and acoustic guitar on Amy Winehouse’s Back To Black tours during 2006 and 2007 notably performing at Glastonbury’s Pyramid and World stages in 2007. As well as recording the Live in London DVD and touring as a duo with Amy around the uk for radio and tv promo for Back To Black. This is the duo’s third Dublin Castle show. The previous two (both sold out) were incredibly emotional and electrifying experiences, so please snap up those tickets! NB EVENING SHOW TICKETED SEPARATELY HERE – https://wegottickets.com/f/23509  James Sebastian – Groove, glitter and guitar riffs as James Sebastian rocks London… Featuring special guests KOTIK and Kudre
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£7/£5 on the door
Tue 27 Oct
Headcase
 + Irene
 + Mechanicals + The Januarys
Headcase – possibly named with the whacky rocknroll antics of the highly entertaining singer in mind, or perhaps because they’re packed full of nutritious riffs, this band bridge Britpop, punk and alt rock and give an ace party performance. Irene – fabulous Freach alt-rock two-piece featuring slowburning tunes in the vein of Radiohead, also shades of Dinosaur Jr and Sonic Youth, et bien marche. Mechanicals – recently released debut single ‘Sweet Lover’ which was played on Meridian FM /Deal Radio, and more songs due to be released soon! “Great Rock Band! Really solid! Really good singer!” (Rough Edges) The Januarys – The Januarys – slippery, slinky funk with groovy rock and blues overtones and lots of syncopated pizzazz. A collective keeping it cool. And what’s more chilled than Januarys?
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Wed 28 Oct
Last July
 + Little Rock
 + Dill Chatter + Baffodoro
Last July – Formed in London, Last July is a rock ‘n’ roll band known for heavy riffs, catchy melodies, and high-energy live performances. Following a successful summer of growing their fanbase, Last July is heading into Sensible Studios in Kings Cross to record their best material. Their setlist features standout tracks like the moving “Hopeless” and the melodic “Fly On By,” establishing them as an unforgettable live act. Little Rock – Big Talent. Del and the boys mix up some seventies bangers and play em their own way, whether Stones, Dylan or The Clash. Some great blues wailin’ breaks and boogying. How do you spell boogie-ing? Dill Chatter – alt-folk singer-songwriter based in London with full band. Their music blends traditional folk roots with a classic rock edge, featuring intimate, character-driven songwriting and heavy sounds. This gig lines up promo for their first EP in November. Baffodoro – outta Bern, Switzerland, these boys blend post punk, garage and rocknroll and have come to London to finally put all that cute cuckoo clocks and chocolate shit to bed. Check out their ‘Pain and Rain’- always a winning combination.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Sat 31 Oct
Alice In Chains UK
 + Clone Temple Pilots
 + We Got Killers (DJs)
Alice In Chains UK – absolutely nailing their tribute to grunge legends Alice In Chains, last time around AICIK played the DC it was a road block, and we expect this special Halloween party to be likewise a crazy party so get them tickets now! Clone Temple Pilots – why have one amazeballs grunge tribute at your hallowed Halloween party when you can have two? We Got Killers – DJ Tony Bugbear spins the platters that splatter in an All Hallows Eve stylee.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Sun 1 Nov
The Good Water
 + Sunmachine
 + The Arboretum + Jaded Jester (Evening Show)
 + Hellbound + Imposter + Elicit + Offer No Pity
 + Special Guest + DJs
The Good Water – Rather nifty prog tinged psychedelic 3 piece from Brum. Heady swirly stuff and banging heavy shit both performed with aplomb. Sunmachine –  Dynamic and atmospheric hard rock from Cambridge. Although their first live show was only in February 2023, their explosive shows are drawing crowds who are pulled in by Sunmachine’s mix of fast-paced bangers and emotive ballads. The energy they produce on stage is nothing short of electric! The Arboretum  – two-piece band playing original material that is based around an alternative/industrial rock type vibe, signed to Luminol Recs. Dark, deviant stuff.  Jaded Jester – alt-rock/numetal band based in Southend on Sea. Bluesy tinge to the fiery female lead vocal. Good crunch to the music. Talented chaps and chapess. NB Matinee Show   – Concrete Culture Presents Hellbound + Imposter + Elicit + Offer No Pity + Special Guest is ticketed separately HERE https://scopeshows.com/events/hellbound-and-imposter-matinee
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Tue 3 Nov
FOGG
 + DOMI HAWKEN
 + MEZINC + DJs
FOGG- rock electro trio…World travellers, sound explorers, reptilian rockers and experimenters. FOGG is a brutal machine, heavy and synthesized with elegant and delicat lumps. They mix electronic music and its aerial textures with the burning fire coming out of a deep and groovy rock tune Their musical universe finds itself between the enchanted melodies of a Radiohead, the violent rock of a Led Zeppelin and the obsessive sequences of a Gesaffelstein.This power trio is firstly made out of a charismatic singer that invites theatre on stage, but also made out of a slender keyboardplayer that invites dance and an impish drummer that knows how to entertain. Three personas, three reptiles molding for offering a warm and sincere performance. linktr.ee/fogg.band DOMI HAWKEN – indie rock/folk artist Domi Hawken is a London-based indie/alternative artist with a sound that refuses to stay in one place. Drawing from blues, folk, indie rock and alternative pop, her music is guitar-driven, emotionally direct and built around songwriting that doesn’t flinch. In 2026, Hawken embarked on an ambitious 12-songs-in-12-months project — one original release every month throughout the year. It’s a body of work that spans fierce, riff-driven rock, atmospheric cinematic folk and raw, hymn-like heartbreak, held together by a voice and a perspective that are unmistakably hers. MEZINC  – Live Drum & Machines… Pour sa nouvelle tournée, MÉZINC franchit un cap scénique en intégrant la batterie au cœur de son univers électronique. Sur scène, Quentin Audemard (synthétiseurs analogiques) s’associe au batteur Clément Bres pour un duo d’une puissance viscérale. Entre la précision hypnotique des machines et la frappe brute d’une batterie acoustique et hybride, le groupe livre une performance intense et physique. Accompagné d’un dispositif visuel et lumineux réactif en temps réel, le show transforme chaque concert en une expérience immersive à la croisée de l’énergie club et de la tension cinétique.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Wed 4 Nov
EMOM
 + Robin Vincent
 + DJs
EMOM – Electronic musicians welcome!  To pre-book your open mic slot  laurie@laurieblack.co.uk.  Or simply arrive at 6:30pm with minimal set up.  All sets 10-20 mins.  The only rule is no acoustic guitars unless they’re generating soundscapes or electronic music in-keeping with these nights. Hosted by electronic music enthusiast, synthstar and “lovechild of Victoria Wood and Gary Numan” Laurie Black.  She’s toured around the world with her synth-history show Deadly Synths, and toured solo original music sets with Adam Ant and Professor Elemental.  Her 2026 album Noisebleed was recorded at the renowned Townshend Studio with an arsenal of out-of-this-world vintage synths. Curated headline slot TBA, part of ‘Bad Luck Synth Club’ each month!  First Wednesday of the month at the legendary Dublin Castle.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7pm
£Free on the door
£Free in advance
Thu 5 Nov
Bim Ska La Bim
 + Rebelation
Bim Skala Bim formed in Boston, MA as a Ska Rock band that was influenced by the bands in England’s 2Tone movement, as well as the Clash, UB40 and Bob Marley. Bim’s infectious Boston Blue Beat sound led them to be one of the premier bands kick-starting the Third Wave of Ska in the 1980s. More bands quickly followed their example resulting in a lively scene in Boston and much of the United States. Over the years the band has incorporated secret-agent themes and versioned songs by classic rock acts like Cream, Pink Floyd and Neil Young into their repertoire.  And were as likely to dabble in calypso or New Orleans music as ska and reggae! Excellent to welcome these daddies of American Ska to The Dublin Castle tonight. A fab party assured! Rebelation – Rebelation, are an internationally renowned reggae ska band, receiving regular airplay across all continents. Fronted by both male and female vocalists, their sound is steeped in the rich influences of 1960s Jamaican Ska, Rocksteady, and 1970s Roots, with elements of Soul and Gospel woven throughout, tackling social and political themes while promoting a message of positivity, inclusivity and hope.  Having established a reputation as an explosive live act, they have consistently toured throughout the UK and Europe. They’ve graced the stages of renowned clubs and festivals, headlining events such as the London International Ska Festival, Cambridge’s Strawberry Fair, and  Kippertronix Festival in Wales. They make up a double header to die for here tonight in the DC, the ancestral seat of London Ska.  
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12.50 in advance
Fri 6 Nov
Courtfield 19
 + Razor Fly
 + Wired For Ruin
Courtfield 19   –   ’60s ‘70s ‘80s ‘90s party down covers band who cover so many bases so brilliantly well you’ll most likely leave the venue on a skateboard in flares and winklepickers with deely boppers on yer swede. Top fun.  Razor Fly – ace alt rock and grunge played with an eye on dancefloor satisfaction. Wired For Ruin -Nifty ‘postpunk electronica for a desolate world… dark indie electric rock from london.’ DJ Fuzz til 2am
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Sat 7 Nov
Woking Calling!
 + The Jam Vs The Clash
 + DJ Tony Bugbear
Woking Calling play the Songs of The Clash and the Jam – The Jam and the Clash! Made up musicians who’ve played for the UK Subs, Chords UK, Vodka Tourists, Chelsea, and Bruce Foxtons Solo band, and having seen both bands live many times, WC play with a passion and care, that we hope you’ll appreciate. Not a tribute to either, but most definitely a lover of both, playing a song from each band in a chronological order, with the classics held back to the end. This allows WC to play some of the favourite album tracks, alongside the singles. Think Mr Clean and Safe European Home, then Little Boy Soldiers and Career Opportunities, leaving the hits to the end of the 2nd set. We hope to see you at this amazing venue, always a great fit! From the fabulous folk who give us Punky Reggae Party and Clash N Sleazy. DJ Tony Bugbear – We Got Killers is your designated dancefloor frenzy from 11pm til 2am.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12.50 in advance
Mon 9 Nov
Dublin Castle Open Mic
 + Hugmunger
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£Free on the door
£Free in advance
Fri 13 Nov
The Room
 + St Vitus Dance
 + Vernons Future
“Liverpool2London” Vernons Future – Vernons Future have history back to indie’s golden age in 1980’s Liverpool, and they bring indie guitar pop of the old school – a mix of classic guitar jangle, with hints of 60s psychedelia. Acclaimed debut album ‘Smithdown Road’ (Melody Maker said it was “a fine debut in love with pop at its most unassuming and most charming”) came out on legendary Liverpool label Probe Plus in 1990, then The Vernons (as they were then known) promptly split before resurfacing in 2015 in Oxford/London as Vernons Future, releasing sophomore album ‘Aquaplaning’ and further standalone singles. St Vitus Dance St Vitus Dance are an acclaimed Belfast-formed post-punk/indie-pop band (est. 1981) known for their 60s-influenced sound, witty lyrics about Belfast life, and the 1987 album ‘Love Me, Love My Dogma’. Fronted by vocalist Noel Burke — who later joined Echo & The Bunnymen as singer-songwriter — the band moved to Liverpool, split in 1988, and reformed in 2005. In 2025, the band toured with Noel Burke to perform the 1990 Echo & The Bunnymen album Reverberation in full, with plans for new, original St Vitus Dance material in 2026, to follow on from the Probe Plus 2008 Glypotheque and 2012 Bystanders albums. The Room Liverpool post-punk pioneers, and former John Peel favourites, The Room, returned in 2023. Original members Clive Thomas, Dave Jackson and Becky Stringer are joined by new bloods, Ethan Kyme and Darren Brown. They have since released two albums, ‘Restless Fate’ (2023) and ‘The Telling’ (2024), toured the UK with Red Guitars, played gigs with The Nightingales and Trupa Trupa, and will release their third album, ‘Doom Pop!’, in September 2026. They also have shared DNA with indie legends Benny Profane, with Dave and Becky both having been members.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Sat 14 Nov
Doreen Doreen
 + Desperately Seeking Suki
Step into the vibrant world of Doreen Doreen, where every performance is a kaleidoscope of glitter, glamour, and unbridled entertainment. Born in the heart of Bristol’s eclectic music scene, Doreen Doreen emerged in 1982 as a dynamic force of creativity and flair. Forget everything you know about typical 10-piece cover bands; Doreen Doreen is a breed apart. Our lineup boasts some of Bristol’s finest musical talent, delivering a red-hot backline that sets the stage on fire. Upfront, a cacophony of voices—ranging from angelic to rock god—takes you on a wild ride of harmonies that teeter on the edge of chaos, but always land squarely on fabulous. But it’s not just about the music—it’s the unexpected twists and turns that define a Doreen Doreen performance. We’re the masters of incongruity, seamlessly blending Abba with Queen, Eurythmics with Erasure, and even Adele with The Beatles. It’s a musical journey you won’t find anywhere else.  Desperately Seeking Suki– emale fronted melodic indie pop and bold art-pop with a fizzing synth energy — think Wolf Alice meets Yeah Yeah Yeahs — connecting with fans of Self Esteem, Ladyhawke and Dry Cleaning.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Sun 15 Nov
Gypsy Witch
 + INFOCUS
 + The Magnetic Charms + Duosis
 + DJ til 2am
Gypsy Witch – Soulful post-grunge rock with elements of classic blusey hard rock a-la Budgie, Soungarden are in the mix too, good stuff. INFOCUS – Melodic indie with folkish twists and turns and some lovely dark brown vocals. Great.  Duosis – if you thought for a minute this was gonna be a duo playing Oasis covers then you’re absolutely off your nut…if you contemplated anything else. Great fun!
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£7/£5 on the door
Sat 21 Nov
The Deviators
 + Redeployed
The Deviators – Motown/ Northern Soul/ funk & disco/ party band. Expect some real big hitting classic tunes delivered either perfect chops and fabulous, belting vocals from front woman Tina. An excellent night out assured. Especially with support from ace punky ska and reggae merchants Redeployed, who will definitely get the party kickstarted brilliantly. After 11 it’s We Got Killers with Saturday night resident DJ Tony Bugbear ensuring 3 hours of packed dancefloor delirium. The Best Saturday Nite in Camden Town!!
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12.50 in advance
Tue 24 Nov
24 Carat Grapefruit
 + Charity Fundraiser Party
 + DJs
14 Carat Grapefruit. You can rest assured tonight’s charity fundraiser party will indeed be a gem, and not a little fruity. All care of… “Britain’s Premier Smut Rock Band!” Raising funds for Medecins Sans Frontiers tonight… https://www.justgiving.com/page/simon-courtney-7?utm_medium=FA&utm_source=EM  
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£Donations on the door
£Donations to Just Giving in advance
Thu 26 Nov
Roving Crows
 + Danxgerous
 + The Heretics + The Astrolabe
Roving Crows- are an Irish Folk Rock band who deliver the goods with unbounded amounts of riotous energy and banter.The Crows started their journey when a guitarist from Kildare and a fiddle player from Cheltenham, via Donegal, met at a festival in 2007. The music flowed and they’ve not stopped since, with 5 albums under their belt and several national and international awards, this, now 4 piece, are an awe-inspiring force on stage – unstoppable and passionate. This Irish group seamlessly marry humour, provocative lyrics , traditional Irish tunes and rock to entertain and bring the listener on a ride that they won’t want to get off! They make a hell of a noise for 4 people!The band, now based in Herefordshire & Worcestershire, have wowed crowds at festivals and venues across the UK, Australia, France and the Netherlands! They are a MUST SEE live act; a mix of fiery fiddle playing and conscious lyrics alongside driving drums and punching bass lines. Danxgerous – also out of Ireland, this Neo folk /indie band fronted by the girl on the tin, Danxgerous AKA Daniela Mariti, looks set to turn a lot of heads in 2027 too. Bittersweet, crafted songs that kick a bit of dust. Great. The Heretics – Melodic, high energy and high intensity indie rock with lots pop passion on board.  
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£10 on the door
£8 in advance
Fri 27 Nov
Electroniq
 + The Last DJ
 + Holy Braille + Leg Puppy 2.0
 + Lauri Black + DJs
The Last Dj –  Nick Hayes, aka The Last DJ, discovered techno on the road as a travelling salesman and has since gone become an internet sensation with techno bangers performed on his wheelie bins in his back garden. Holy Braille A darkwave electronic duo from Sunderland. Known for their harshwave and computer-punk aesthetic, they create abrasive synth textures and sharp rhythms. One of the best live outfits around. Leg Puppy 2.0 “George Orwells house band” Just released their 13th studio album ‘First World Problems’ Lauri Black A London-based award-winning synth artist and classically trained pianist known for electro-punk music and satirical lyrics. Described as a “Laurie Black lovechild of Victoria Wood and Gary Numan,” she has toured with Adam Ant and released the album Noisebleed in 2026
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Sat 28 Nov
The Skapones
 + The Skavengers
 + Bubounce
The Skapones – Paul Willo and his super skanking ska machine from the North East have fashioned the most original 2 tone inspired music on the circuit over the years. Check out their myriad ace albums on streaming platforms and buy the hard copies at this gig- you won’t be disappointed! Live it’s an even more fulfilling experience. The Skapones are a wonderful night out, what with their progressive pop reggae and high energy skanking bangers, both originals and choice left field covers (Frankie’s ‘Two Tribes’ for instance)…it all makes for a tremendous end product, perhaps as you’d expect from someone like Willo who’s been an insider at The Specials camp for years now.  Great to have them back. Support from The Skavengers –  Bubounce – 8 Piece ska outfit doing highly charged versions of 2  Tone tunes but mixing it up with a bit of early Dexys (Geno), all done quite faithfully and with a bit of verve so a very good live proposition. 
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7PM
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Sun 29 Nov
The Holy Mothers
 + Taurus Trakker
 + Brigandage (Matinee Show) + DJ Tony Bugbear
The Holy Mothers – Christmas is just around the corner, so the Holy Mother is needless to say at the forefront of our thoughts. But this be Mothers plural and it’s JoJo upfront , once of JoJo and the Teeth, much loved as they were for their strident, quirky punk n roll. So we await this new vehicle of JoJo’s with about the same excitement and anticipation as the thought of unwrapping Sindy and Action Man of a Xmas back in the day. Welcome back JoJo. Taurus Trakker – West London punk duo legends who in their spare time recently created a much applauded stage show/musical all about the rise of the punk rock phenomenon in the UK, it being the golden jubilee n all that. Great combo anyway, with rebel rock nuances that suggest The Clash without ever copying them. And one Mick Jones has been known to adjust knobs and sliders for them I believe so there ya go. Great stuff. Brigandage– with Michelle upfront, just as you’d want it,  are well and truly back on the circuit playing those ringing, bright eyed and bushy tailed sassy punk numbers that got the them called Posipunk back in the day, but you wouldn’t really call them goff. Classic heritage punk I’d say with a bit of an early Banshees buzz maybe but a pop punk sensibility all their very own. Tony Bugbear will spin some suitably punky and exotic sounds betwixt sets.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 1.30pm
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Wed 2 Dec
EMOM
 + Flash Cassette
 + DJs
EMOM – Electronic musicians welcome!  To pre-book your open mic slot  laurie@laurieblack.co.uk.  Or simply arrive at 6:30pm with minimal set up.  All sets 10-20 mins.  The only rule is no acoustic guitars unless they’re generating soundscapes or electronic music in-keeping with these nights. Hosted by electronic music enthusiast, synthstar and “lovechild of Victoria Wood and Gary Numan” Laurie Black.  She’s toured around the world with her synth-history show Deadly Synths, and toured solo original music sets with Adam Ant and Professor Elemental.  Her 2026 album Noisebleed was recorded at the renowned Townshend Studio with an arsenal of out-of-this-world vintage synths. Curated headline slot TBA, part of ‘Bad Luck Synth Club’ each month!  First Wednesday of the month at the legendary Dublin Castle.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7pm
£Free on the door
£Free in advance
Thu 3 Dec
wilt
 + ugly ozo
 + DJs
wilt – we are very pleased to announce LA’s coolest property to the Dublin tonight. Californian kids playing excellent Alternorock / indie influenced by Radiohead, Hole, Weezer and fronted by the enigmatic Chelsea Rifkin, they have been accumulating millions of streams with their recorded output thus far m, and promise to be a major entity across the globe in 2027. Don’t miss out! Perfect support in the shape of the similarly upper case adverse and uber cool female fronted slacker pop band ugly ozo.   
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£20 on the door
£15 in advance
Fri 4 Dec
The Jones
 + Sub Couple
 + Slender Pins + The Vivettes
The Jones – ‘Camden-born rock ’n’ roll band’ who used to tread our boards quite possibly as far back as the last century! Great band they were/are too…fab to have them back. As we said in 2010 “Catchy garage pop punk with a nod to early Hamburg era Beatles via The Libertines, darn good stuff” Looking forward to seeing them again. And so should you! Sub Couple – on a rather different but equally entertaining and enjoyable tip, these chaps play experimental but dance centred left field post punk/psych rock which grooves like a mother. So much so infamous Trump bating U.S rapper Common has been known to jump up on our Dublin Castle stage and spit goodness to their righteous rumble. Right on. Slender Pins– so this bill truly is an early Xmas pressie of immense dimensions. Is it a bike? Is it a blow up doll?! No- it’s the wonderful Slender Pins. The cyclical riffs and punk funk sensibilities cry ‘post punk’ (Gang of Four, The Fall, Bogshed) but the pop heft of the tunes is something else, plus a frontman who is adamant he’s not called Burt puts in a proper, PROPER swiftly up there. Great, cutting vocals too. Ace. Not unlike the mighty Cud too. What more do you want for £8?! Well, these… The Vivettes – a highly original spin on garage rock tropes with a hint of ‘60s girl group panache and YeYe Girls charm and sophistication. Another great band so rock up before 8…andget in the door and make your dough worth more. DJ Fuzz is on hand to be the legendary DJ he certainly very much is til 2am. Oh yes.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Sat 5 Dec
STRAIGHTEN OUT are the premier Stranglers tribute band out there…if you were lucky enough to be in the audience last time around in The Dublin Castle you’ll know what a superb experience this is. More than a mere tribute, this is two hours of the most sincere and assured expression of The Meninblack’s best works as you could possibly hope for. With an extensive set-list that spans two solid hours, Straighten Out re-create the ‘early years’ sound of The Stranglers, complete with a keyboard rig that is the same model as the original used by Mr. Greenfield himself in the 1970’s…! The growling bass sound and the quirky guitar riffs are all there to be heard as is the dual vocal ‘attack’ from the two frontmen a la Burnel-Cornwellas they rip through all the classics: ‘Peaches’, ‘Hanging Around’, ‘No More Heroes’, ‘5 Minutes’, ‘The Raven’, ‘Walk On By’, ‘Straighten Out’, ‘Down In The Sewer’ and more!  This remarkable band cover virtually the whole of the first three Stranglers’ classic albums and delve beyond into some of their ‘80s twisted pop gems too. Straighten Out – live and unleashed – will take you on a nostalgia trip that transports you back to those raw, powerful, exhilarating times, when The Stranglers emerged through the quagmire of mediocrity and showed the punks how it was done.  We Got Killers Get A Grip on the dancefloor once the band have had their wicked way with you. Non Stop Party.  Curfew 2am.
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£20 on the door
£17 in advance
Fri 11 Dec
The Heavy North – THE HEAVY NORTH RETURN WITH BLISTERING NEW SINGLE ‘HEAVY’ Liverpool blues rock band The Heavy North have announced their return with brand new single ‘Heavy‘. The new single marks the first release from the Merseyside outfit since the 2024 live album ‘Fire In The Furnace‘ (#2 Official UK Jazz & Blues Album Chart) and is the first glimpse of new music since the band’s 2023 sophomore album ‘Delta Shakedown‘ (#10 Official UK Independent Album Chart). Formed in late 2018, The Heavy North released their critically-acclaimed debut studio album ‘Electric Soul Machine‘ in 2022 and in recent years the band have caught the attention of BBC Radio 2, 6 Music, Radio X, BBC Introducing, Classic Rock Magazine and Tim’s Twitter Listening Party.  Whilst the band have continued to perform live across the UK during the last 12 months, including headline shows at iconic venues such as London’s 100 Club and Liverpool’s Cavern Club, The Heavy North have kept their fans and followers eagerly awaiting any new releases. The band have also adjusted to line up changes over the past 18 months – most notably the introduction of bass player George Favager, and the absence of keyboard player Ste Penn who stepped back from the band in late 2024 but does feature on the new track. ‘Heavy’ was recorded at 3rd Planet Recording Studio in Granada, Spain in Spring 2025 at the home of the band’s guitarist and producer Jose Ibanez, and features backing vocalists and long-term collaborators Molly Fryo and Rosalie Galvin. For those familiar with The Heavy North’s distinct blend of rock, blues and soul, ‘Heavy’ draws on the band’s trademark recipe of pounding drums, duelling guitars and fuzzed-up keys. Raw Milk Conspiracy – acerbic and acidic, possibly Fall and Half Man Half Biscuit inspired, social commentary oriented ‘comedic’ post punkery. Kosta D and the Fortune Tellers – low slung indie rock with a nice ‘slacker’ vibe.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£12 on the door
£10 in advance
Sat 12 Dec
The Dekkertones – Playing authentic ska and rudeboy reggae. Male singer and female singer juxtaposed beautifully to present the material at its very best. And they are indeed one of the best out there , with a full brass front line and a nicely skanking rocksteady vibe. Ace choice of material it is too. ‘Taking you on a journey with an electrifying 8 piece band. The DekkerTones bring the best of every era straight to your soul. From the raw energy of the first-wave Jamaican rhythms to the iconic two-tone beats of Britain. THIS IS SKA!’
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12.50 in advance
Sun 13 Dec
The False Dots
 + Bobby Zodiac and the Clairvoyants
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£7/£5 on the door
Fri 18 Dec
AKA The Syndicate – this superb band will certainly please fans of The Specials and The Selecter, and have a real depth and breadth to their music, operating as it does in that sweet spot between reggae and new wave as exemplified by The Ruts and The Clash. And needless to say a guaranteed workout for your dancing feet is assured. Natural Right – The Beat and Bob Marley resonate here, and the poppy, melodic end of 2 -Tone too, with a lilting, vibey sound that is enchanting, and of course gets ya moving.  And don’t forget it’s Fuzzmas- the festive party continues til 2am under the expert attentions of DJ Fuzz.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Sat 23 Jan
Split Frenz
 + Neil Frankland
Celebrate Australia Day with Split Frenz – The UK’s only Crowded House AND Split Enz Tribute. The outstanding back catalogue of great songs like ‘Don’t Dream its Over, ‘Weather with You’ , ‘I Got You’  &  ‘I See Red’ performed with high energy is a must see. The band will be supported by Neil Frankland performing a range of Australian Classics that’ll make you whoop and holler. It’s going to be a banger. ‘
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£15 on the door
£12 in advance
Fri 26 Feb
R Kid
 + City Of Fury
Dublin Castle
Doors from 7.15
£8/£6 on the door
Sun 4 Apr
Los Fastidios
 + Rookie Numbers
Los Fastidios–  LOS FASTIDIOS are a legendary streetska/punk band from Verona, Italy, on the road and wowing crowds since 1991. Perfect Dublin Castle fare needless to say! And yes, they rammed us out and out on an incredible matinee into early evening show with us last year, and we’re very pleased to welcome them back for more early doors Sunday skanking fun this year.  They have been touring the world since 1991, with Enrico, the original lead singer, now joined by Elisa Dixan‘s sweet voice and cool vibes since 2018, which has given the band a sassy new lease of life. Lots of energy, great tunes, proper entertainment! Rookie Numbers – another joyous young ska band, from luverly Leeds. This 7 piece has knocked em dead at Skabour, and at Madness’ last House Of Fun. They call it Ska -Rave and really does have a gurn friendly element alongside the skankability… so get on one matey and wine up ya hip skiddlee dip while you’re at it.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 2pm
£15 on the door
£12.50 in advance
Fri 4 Jun
Fourth Dimension Records Party
 + Alternative TV
 + Edward Kaspel + Splintered
 + Kleistwahr + Sion Orgon
 + The Fields of Hay + DJs
A Fourth Dimension Records weekender celebrating the 50th anniversary of Mark Perry’s punk/post punk institution Alternative TV. So, ATV sets both nights, plus performances by Edward Kaspel,, Splintered, Kleistwahr, Sion Orgon and The Fields of Hay. Diverse, disorientating, deviant and delicious.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 7.15
£23 on the door
£17.50 weekender £32.50 in advance
Sat 12 Jun
Funk Cutter Party
 + The Blunders
 + P.I.G. + Rites of Hadda
 + anarchistwood + DJs
To celebrate a significant birthday for the fabulous Funk Cutter, force of nature with anarchistwood and legend of Punkvert culture, an afternoon into night time party curated by Dr Cutter in person, featuring a myriad of ace talent including The Blunders, P.I.G., Rites of Hadda and an early doors appearance by anarchistwood demself, presided over by compere Gladys Ova.
Dublin Castle

Doors from 4pm
£15 on the door
£10 early bird in advance