Fifty new and emerging Irish artists will perform this October in venues across Dublin at Ireland Music Week 2025, the annual independent music showcase and conference for Irish music.
Now in it's 23rd year, the event will run from 1 to 3 October and will be attended by industry professionals, including talent scouts, label representatives, and media from both Ireland and abroad.
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CMAT, Fontaines D.C., Hozier, NewDad, Gurriers, Gilla Band, Villagers, and Pillow Queens are among the Irish artists who’ve played Ireland Music Week in previous years and gone on to success.
Cliffords, Niamh Bury, Shark School, I Dreamed I Dream, BOLD LOVE, Ahmed, With Love, Holly Munro, Bucket, Cable Boy, Seánie Bermingham, Kean Kavanagh, and Annie-Dog were among the acts who played last year.
Tickets for Ireland Music Week 2025 are on sale here.
The fifty Irish acts playing this year in The Grand Social, The Workman’s Club and The Button Factory. Lost Lane are:
All Things Eve
Altara
April
Babyrat
Barnburner
Blánid
Bonniesongs
Boyfrens
Cabl
Circa
David San Clair
Delivery Service
Digdeep
Dream Boy
Echo Northstar
Emma Noodles
Florence Road
Fosfín
Glasseyed
God Knows
Goldbug
Jesse June
Julia Louise Knifefist
June Carousel
Kayleigh Noble
Kevin Fowley
Kiing Sequence
Koko
Lee Brady
Little Known
Lord Ormond
Lowkick
Madra Salach
Makeshift Art Bar
Martello
Martina And The Moons
Pôt-Pot
Sarah Brooki
Seán Joyce
Stella And The Dreaming
Tanaka Vii
Telekura
Thanks Mom
The Fynches
The Village Vandals
The Wu
Theatre
Vaticanjail
Vi0let
Zoé Basha
Speaking about this year’s line-up, a spokesperson for the Ireland Music Week team said, "It’s exciting to hear the artists that have been selected, and we can honestly say that the Irish music scene is in fantastic health in terms of the artists this country produces.
"We look forward to supporting them to build new audiences and opportunities at home and internationally over the coming months and beyond."
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