March Gig Guide: 2hollis, Annie Mac, Rebecca Black & more
How is it already March? Heading into the third month of the year, it’s clear that the live music scene in Ireland is truly alive and well. 2025 continues to bring us the gigs we didn’t know we needed. Between 2hollis gracing the Opium stage, Rebecca Black taking over The Academy, and Clairo in 3Olympia tonight, there’s so much going on, and this is only scraping the surface. Here is our gig guide for March.
Clairo
Venue: 3Olympia
Doors: 19:00
American indie pop Clairo will be gracing the 3Olympia stage once again tonight, and if last night is anything to base it on, you’re in for a treat. She interweaves ’70s soul, lo-fi, and lush R&B, and her unique sound has landed her on the stages of Coachella, the Newport Folk Festival and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Tonight her stage is in Dublin, and we’re so ready for it.
Tickets are available here.
Machine Girl
Venue: Opium Rooms
Doors: 19:00
Expect Machine Girl’s shows to mirror their music. Hectic, peculiar and sweaty. The group cultivated the chronically online through their undeniably catchy retro-futurist sound. Packing out Workman’s Cellar on their last visit to Dublin, they’ve earned a well-deserved upgrade to Opium.
Tickets are available here.
SPOOKLET
Venue: Workman’s Club
Doors: 20:15
Electronic music producer SPOOKLET sonically traverses genres from ambient soundscapes, intense club grooves, and bilingual anthems. Her recent set at ‘OUCH’ gave us a taste of what her headline set will bring, striking the perfect balance between ethereal and energetic. We can’t wait for this one.
Tickets are available here.
Annie Mac
Venue: Vicar Street
Doors: 19:00
She’s one of the most profound DJs to come out of Ireland. Former BBC Radio 1 DJ, Other Voices presenter, and author, Annie Mac, is hosting a ‘before midnight’ gig. This is a chance to see Annie Mac play long DJ sets bringing a classic authentic club experience allowing you to dance the night away – but it ends at the strike of midnight. So any Cinderellas out there that want to have a good night’s craic but also want to sleep at a reasonable hour, get your glass slippers on.
Tickets are available here.
Aslan
Venue: 3Olympia
Doors: 19:00
What a better way to celebrate some of Ireland’s greatest acts on the day before Paddy’s Day? Aslan return to the 3Olympia stage before heading on their UK tour. So if you’re craving hearing iconic tracks like ‘Crazy World’ or ‘This Is’ live from the band who wrote it, get your tickets now. Limited tickets available below.
Tickets are available here.
The Dare
Venue: Vicar Street
Doors: 19:00
Everyone’s favourite British, indie-sleaze revivalist. The Dare seemed to crack the mainstream through being part of the extended cinematic brat-verse which tsunami’d itself across pop culture. Drawing on the bygone era of 2000s electro, The Dare seems to have put a new generation onto very skinny ties and recession-time sounds.
Tickets are available here
Moonchild Sanelly
Venue: The Grand Social
Doors: 19:00
Since the success of her debut album Rabulapha! in 2015, there has been no stopping Moonchild Sanelly. Her discography embraces Amapiano, Gqom, funk and more. The Port-Elizabeth-born artist also made an appearance on Mercury Prize winners Ezra Collective’s album Dance, No One’s Watching, showcasing her unique vocal style, lyrical honesty, and experimental storytelling. If you want to see her new studio album Full Moon live, this is the time to do it.
Tickets are available here.
2hollis
Venue: Opium
Doors: 19:30
At the young age of 21, 2hollis is making huge waves across the continents, while also transcending genre boundaries. Glitchy production combines the sounds of his mentor Skrillex with a new wave of hip hop which has gripped the underground. There is seldom an artist who has the internet in the palm of their hands right now like him. This one may also have some contenders for moshpits of the year.
Tickets are available here.
Rebecca Black
Venue: The Academy
Doors: 19:00
Rebecca Black has come a long way since releasing her track ‘Friday’ as a 13-year-old. Her latest full-length project Salvation proves that this electronic-pop defines her own path in the worlds of music fashion, and queer art scenes. Over the course of her trailblazing career, Rebecca Black has earned critical claim for her position in pop culture, and rightly so. Her set will not disappoint.
Tickets are available here.
Panchiko
Venue: The Button Factory
Doors: 19:00
Soul-shredding beautiful music with a backstory that trumps them all. Reunited after 17 years thanks to internet sleuths attempting to find the creators of an old decayed record, Panchiko have been touring the world since. Set to release their third studio album in 25 years next month, it’d rude if they didn’t give us a sneak peek in Dublin.
Tickets are available here.
