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Get ready for an unforgettable night as two of the most iconic electronic music acts in history come head-to-head in a mind-blowing tribute event: "Chemical Brothers v Daft Punk Experience"

TUE 9 + TUE 23 Sept | 7-8 pm
Pay what you can | every penny goes straight to the @lajeecenter in the West Bank of occupied Palestine

Vicar Street Social Presents:

Ispíní na hÉireann

with

ORTHA & Doctur Normul

Ft. Stephen Brown, DJ QUICKIE + Terry & Jason

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Help us support Nakba, a foundation dedicated to documenting the art, culture and heritage of Palestine.

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Line-up:
honey
The Violets
Mad Ludwig

Noel Burke ex-Echo & The Bunnymen performs the album Reverberation.

On the 5th of October Evripidis will be in Glasgow, presenting a double act.

Explosive garage-punk trio Casual Drag play McChuills to launch new single 'The Master' - expect snarling vocals, feral riffs & sweaty basement punk!

Scottish SKA legends return to McChuills to celebrate the launch of their new Album! Live at HMP Barlinnie.

Across their critically acclaimed EPs, the Brighton quintet have never revelled in bleakness, managing to twist everyday narratives into music that is quite the opposite being upbeat, full of energy and with irresistible choruses you can’t help but sing along with.

Live-looping international football superstar music chaos. The best to ever do it.

Do you remember Adriano from Pro Evo 6? Do you like LCD Soundsystem and Marc Rebillet? It looks like you’re in luck, baby.

It’s Leeds’ favourite surf punks, X Ray Cat Trio, play soul-shattering songs about love, hate, murder and monsters. Wearing their influences on their sleeves, it’s gloriously clear they draw faithfully from the authentic stylings of Nasty 50’s Rockabilly, gritty 60’s Garage and trashy 70’s Punk Rock.

Forming the band together in 2013, Mather Louth (Radio Noir) and rock n roll veteran Chopper Franklin (The Cramps, Mau Maus, Nick Curran & the Lowlifes) quickly uncovered a mutual appreciation for murder balladry, Americana, and memento mori.

RÓIS is a composer, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and electronic artist from Fermanagh, whose songs breathe new life into a forgotten Ireland. Blending elements of folk, sean-nós, electronics, and jazz harmony, RÓIS’ genre-bending sound transports listeners to a different realm.

Man of Moon are a two piece psychedelic/alternative rock band formed in Edinburgh and now based in Glasgow. They have over the years sold out shows up and down the UK and toured Europe twice, once with Django Django in 2018 and the other with fellow Scottish band The Twilight Sad in 2019.

FORM Presents:
MAMALARKY
+ Special Guests 

Doors: 7:30pm 
Age Restrictions: 18+
Ticket Price: £15.00

“As far as I’m concerned The London scene is Lucca Mae, Laurie Wright & The Molotovs” - Steve White (Paul Weller/Style Council Drummer)

Irish trio Adore have signed to Big Scary Monsters and just released ‘Show Me Your Teeth', a track fuelled by months of sleep deprivation, recurring nightmares, and the strange clarity that comes from staring fear in the face.

Scustin… More than just a band, Scustin blurs the lines between crowd and artist. When you step into a Scustin concert, you don’t just watch the band—you become part of it. Scustin is a state of mind, a shared love for all things craic. To be "Scustin" is to belong to a group united by this love, where every show is a celebration of connection, culture, and pure, unfiltered fun.

UnderTheSurfacePresents:
Bones Ate Arfa

With support TBA...

Doors - 7pm / Curfew - 11pm

Event is 18+

Good Health Good Wealth are an alternative singer songwriter duo consisting of London vocalist, songwriter and producer Bruce Breakey and guitarist, producer and model Simon Kuzmickas. One local, one immigrant, GHGW invite you into their world and ‘The Sound of Their London’.

Laura-Mary Carter, best known as one half of the acclaimed rock band Blood Red Shoes, is stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist. Having spent much of her life on the road as a touring musician, she is now ready to take centre stage with music under her own name. After debuting with a compelling EP in 2021, Laura-Mary returns with a sound that defies expectations, drawing inspiration from iconic acts like The Velvet Underground, Broadcast, and Elvis. This marks a bold new chapter in her journey—one not to be missed.

Support: Sm^sher

The Dream Machine follow the release of their phenomenal second album Small Time Monsters with news of their their biggest ever UK tour. The band hit the road in the autumn to play McChuills in November.

Villanelle will bring their dynamic sound to venues across the UK in December, including a night at McChuills on Thursday 4th!

​​In the four years since her self-titled album was released, Laura’s entire life has been upended by pandemic-era motherhood, a painful split, and navigating new loves.  Her new album is about letting go, taking charge, and learning to rebuild from the deepest layers of your being.