CUPRA and Beyond The Pale Announces DJ SEINFELD and 2MANYDJs For Two Dublin Dates
CUPRA and Beyond The Pale Announces DJ SEINFELD and 2MANYDJs For Two Dublin Dates
This Autumn, CUPRA and Beyond The Pale are continuing their Club Cu-Cú series on from festival season. Two dates. Two international headliners. Two beloved venues. Here’s what you need to know.
CUPRA haven’t missed so far. If you were at Beyond The Pale this year, you might’ve felt your soul drawn to the forest. Within the woods, we saw the launch of Club Cu-Cú X CUPRA. This gave us a mix of international headliners and local talent taking to the decks and curating the night at one of Ireland’s favourite small festivals. From the woods of BTP to the venues of Dublin, Club Cu-Cú is back, this time with two of its biggest names so far.
Friday 18th September – Centre Point – DJ Seinfeld
Festival season may be over by this point, but that’s just an excuse to support your local scene again. Centre Point has a pedigree for putting on acts for electronic music fans. On 18 September, Culture Night, DJ Seinfeld will return to Ireland under the banner of Club Cu-Cú. At this point, it’s fair to say the man is a bona fide deep house legend. His evolution through the zeitgeists of electronic music has culminated in his 2026 project If This Is It, featuring Confidence Man, TS Graye and more.
In the main room, you can expect to see esteemed Irish DJ January Winters on support. Venture into Centre Point’s second room and you can catch BEDLAM and Lana Hayes curating the sound.
Sunday 25th October – Vicar Street – 2manydjs
There’s nothing worse than getting to the bank holiday and realising you have no plans. Lock yourself in for the second instalment of Club CuCú, as 2manydjs take to Vicar Street for a Sunday night special. The duo were show-stealers at Beyond The Pale this year, and with good reason. With over 30 years in the game, the Belgian pair have meandered between their other moniker, Soulwax, and this one. The lads have a plethora of awards for their production work and have played almost every major festival you can think of. Come the Halloween bank holiday, they’ll be taking over Vicar Street. Don’t miss out.
Supporting the pair, Irish electronic artist KORMAC will present his multisensory live AV show.
