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Agenda | July 2025 🗓️

- Posted on: 29/06/2025 - By: Sofia Carraro Rocha $itemValue.title

What’s On in July 2025 in Dublin and Surroundings

  • Live Music and Top Concerts Across Dublin: Enjoy a jam-packed month of gigs, with major artists like Billie Eilish, Camila Cabello, Ludovico Einaudi and more performing at iconic venues such as 3Arena and Whelan’s. July 2025 offers everything from indie gems to international headliners, perfect for your Dublin summer soundtrack.

  • Cultural Events, Comedy, Theatre and Musicals: From Riverdance and Kinky Boots to Peter Kay and Taylor Tomlinson, Dublin’s July calendar is bursting with affordable shows, live comedy and family-friendly theatre. Don’t miss open-air performances, storytelling, art exhibitions and museum pop-ups ideal for travellers of all ages.

  • Outdoor Markets, Free Events and Hidden Local Gems: Wander through lively summer markets like Eatyard and The Bernard Shaw, join community festivals like Liberties Festival and Dún Laoghaire Summerfest, or stumble upon free yoga sessions, walking tours and rooftop gigs. July is the best time to explore Dublin’s vibrant outdoor culture on a budget.

 

 

What’s On in July 2025 in Dublin and Surroundings:

Music, Festivals, Outdoor Markets and Summer Fun. Summer is well and truly here, and with it comes a fresh agenda packed with July events in Dublin and across Ireland. It is the season of long sunny days, open-air concerts, local festivals and plenty of cultural happenings for everyone to enjoy.

Whether you’re living in Dublin or visiting for a few days, July is one of the best months to experience the city at its most vibrant. With food markets, theatre, comedy and music festivals lighting up every corner, there is always something happening. We’ve picked out the highlights that are worth adding to your calendar.

Let’s take a look at what is coming up in July 2025.

 

Concerts and Live Music

Top artists, tribute shows, buskers and summer music sessions across Dublin. From international headliners to intimate acoustic sets in Dublin pubs, July is overflowing with live music events. Whether you are into pop, rock, inrdie and many other sounds, there will be something to match your summer soundtrack.

Some of the gigs to look forward to this month:

 

1st – Lee Rocker of The Stray Cats at Whelan’s – Tickets from €39.20

4th – Civic at The Workman’s Club – Tickets from €21.30

Songs of Nat King Cole at National Concert Hall – Tickets from €25

5th – The Chop Sueys and Hard Bizkit at The Workman’s Club – Tickets from €18

8th - Ludovico Einaudi at 3Arena – Tickets from €49.20

9th - Camila Cabello at 3Arena – Tickets from €67.70

Coheed and Cambria – Alexisonfire at National Stadium – Tickets from €67.35

Wade MacNeil – Alexisonfire After Party at Whelan’s – Tickets from €10

11th – DJ SANI - KPOP Night, KHiphop & K-EMD at Button Factory – Tickets from €15.99

15th and 16th – Sparks at National Stadium – Tickets from €61.70 

17th - Joshua Radin at Whelan’s – Tickets at €27.50

18th - Guns Reloaded + Whiplash at Button Factory – Tickets from €27.79

21st – The Dobbie Brothers at 3Arena – Tickets from €111.25

Lil Tecca – the Dopamine Experience at National Stadium – Sold-out 

22nd - W.A.S.P. Album One Alive 2025 at National Stadium – Tickets from €48.95

26th and 27th – Billie Eilish at 3Arena – Tickets from €103.25

31st – Xander & The Peace Pirates at Whelan’s – Tickets from €12

 

Arts, Musicals, Theatres and Comedy 

Cultural activities, some family-friendly events and cultural gems in Dublin. July in Dublin is packed with art, theatre, exhibitions and interactive events for curious travellers and families alike. Whether you're a student, solo explorer or travelling with children, there are plenty of affordable ways to make your trip exciting and full of cultural memories.

You’ll find outdoor theatre performances in local parks, storytelling sessions in libraries and art exhibitions tucked into cosy galleries. Dublin’s museums often run free summer programmes and many galleries are free to enter all year round.

Some activities and events worth checking out this month:

 

3rd - Tom Lawrinson: Buried Alive (And Loving It) at Smock Alley Theatre – Tickets from €21

4th - The Classic Beatles – The 1965 Tour at The Civic Theatre - Tickets from €28

11th – Talking Bollox Live at Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Tickets from €41.05

10th, 11th and 12th - Peter Kay at 3Arena – Tickets from €48.20

13th – Taylor Tomlinson at 3Arena – Tickets from €49.20

15th to 19th – Kinky Boots at Bord Gais Theatre – Tickets from €29.80

17th to August – A Misanthrope at Smock Alley Theatre – Tickets from €23

17th – Tina Turner – Proud Mary & Her City Limits Band at The Civic Theatre – Tickets from €28

19th – Bad Friends with Andrew Santino & Bobby Lee at 3Arena – Tickets from €59.90

Colombian Day at National Stadium – Tickets from €6.34

24th to 27th – Paddy Power Comedy Festival 2025 at various venues – Tickets from 40.50

25th to August – Little Shop of Horrors at Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Tickets from €24.20

27th – Rosie O’Donnell: Common Knowledge at 3Olympia – Tickets from €36.40 

29th – Mother of All the Behans  at 3Olympia – Tickets from €21.50

From now to 26th – Dancing at Lughnasa at 3Olympia – Tickets from €21.50

From now to September – Riverdance 30 The New Generation at Gaiety Theatre – Tickets from €24.20

 

Outdoors, Summer Markets and Hidden Gems

Street food, vintage finds, local crafts and alfresco entertainment. There is nothing like a sunny market walk or a local street festival to make your day feel special. July brings a long list of pop-up events and weekend fairs around Dublin’s neighbourhoods. The city is full of fun surprises around every corner.

Whether you're browsing handmade crafts, enjoying a bite from a street food truck or listening to live music in the park, there's always something happening. Many of these markets and outdoor events are free to attend and perfect for travellers on a budget. And just when you think your day is planned, a pop-up show, hidden courtyard gig or last-minute event might appear out of nowhere. These hidden gems are often the most memorable moments of your trip. Keep your eyes peeled for unique finds, free workshops and community craic in places you least expect.

 

4th to 13th - Dún Laoghaire Summerfest 2025 at various venues – Prices may vary

5th - Qigong in the Dubh Linn Garden at Chester Beatty – Free Admission

Voyage III - Pink Splash at Dublin Bay Cruises– Tickets from €49.24

5th and 6th – Flavours of Fingal County Show at Newbridge House & Farm – Free Admission

11th to 13th - Summer Sessions at the Castle at Malahide Castle & Gardens – Tickets from €42.50

20th – Vinyl Market at The Bernard Shaw – Free Admission (Book in Advance)

21st to 27th - The Liberties Festival 2025 in various venues – Prices may vary

30th - Gentle Yoga and Meditation on the Rooftop Garden at Chester Beatty – Tickets from €13

 

Now to July - Gradfest 2025 at various venues – Prices may vary

Now to October - Dream Point – The Experience at Theatre of Light – Tickets from €18.80

Thursdays and Sundays – Eatyard Food Market at The Bernard Shaw – Free Admission

Thursdays to Saturdays – Walking Musical Tour – Free Admission

Fridays & Saturdays - Quiz & Bingo at Bernard Shaw – Free Admission

Fridays - Afternoon “Tea”ling Tour with Teeling Whiskey Distillery and Vintage Tea Trips – Tickets from €70

Saturdays – Drag Brunch at The Bernard Shaw – Free Admission

Every Day – Walking Tour of Dublin – Free Admission

Every Day - Pub Crawl – Tickets at €14

 

Cinema Night at Pavilion Theatre

2nd – A Streetcar Named Desire – Tickets from €15

7th – Julie Keeps Quiet - Tickets from €9

10th – No Other Land - Tickets from €12

11th – Michelangelo – Love and Death – Tickets from €12

14th – The Salt Path – Tickets from €9

 

There you go! July in Dublin is full of great things to see and do. From live music and comedy shows to summer markets, outdoor fun and free events, there’s always something exciting around the corner. It doesn’t matter if you’re staying for a weekend or the whole month, you’ll find plenty to enjoy every single day.

Keep this list handy, share it with your friends or hostel buddies and try to fit in as much as you can. You never know what you’ll find walking around the city in summer. And if you're staying at Gardiner House Hostel or Garden Lane Backpackers, feel free to ask our team for more tips. We’re always happy to help you make the most of your time here. July is the perfect month to enjoy Dublin, now it’s your turn to go out and explore.

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