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"Quirky, zany, and, most importantly, funny" - Capital Magazine

There are few artists who could count Burt Bacharach and Fontaines DC amongst their fans, but Paddy is one of them. The Dubliner has long eschewed passing fads in favour of timeless melodies and fine songwriting, leading indie music bible The Quietus to call him “a songwriter with a propensity for wildly infectious hooks and choruses that burrow into your brain with no intention of leaving.”

Limerick indie outfit Anna’s Anchor have announced their fourth album, The Merries, which is out July 7 via Strange Brew. Following the album release, they will tour the country, coming to Róisín Dubh on July 12.

Join WOMP Events in Róisín Dubh this Saturday night to put your know-how on all things tunes to good use. Whether you're a rock ‘n’ roller, a pop fan, a funk fiend, a K-pop stan, or a jazz cat - this quiz is for all of you.

Born and raised in Dublin, avant garde-punk producer Meryl Streek remembers his childhood in Ireland fondly. “Growing up it was great,” he says. “I had a lot of family around me and things were good, we were a working class family of independent screen printers.”

“It’s about artistic integrity, self-realisation, self- acceptance and a reflection on mortality” - The Guardian

The Wailers are a rare breed of musicians who have earned their place in the annals of music history. Their culture-defining music, embodying the spirit of the 70s reggae movement, has left an indelible mark on the industry.

Get ready to laugh like you haven’t in a long time as Steve Hughes, a comedian who has left audiences in stitches all around our realm, brings his latest show, TOUGH LOVE, to Róisín Dubh.

Hardy Buck Owen Colgan is back on the road again, with a new tour, Back on the Pump, encompassing a selection of his hardest hitting personal stories mixed with proven methods to create world peace.

Pavillion are back in Róisín Dubh on Monday June 5 with highly anticipated concert 'Pavillion: Era 3'!