Staff WriterWant to know what’s on nearest to you in electronic music shows this weekend? We have you covered with our weekly weekend guide.
Thursday 12th
[Dublin] LOST: Miracle On Abbey Street – Wigwam
The LOST crew are back with their Christmas party in Wigwam this Thursday night. The LOST residents take control on the night with Pagan, Eoin Lyons and Neacy back to back Paul Darcy, big one from LOST collective.
Friday 13th
[Belfast] Twitch: Roman Flügel – The Palm House
Roman Flügel joins the Twitch Belfast crew as he heads to The Palm House. The German artist brings his electro and IDM sound to the Belfast venue for another solid night from the Twitch Belfast crew.
[Belfast] OCD Christmas Rave w/ Carlton Doom – The Art Department
Carlton Doom hits The Art Department this Friday for a Christmas rave with the OCD crew. Coming close to the end of a brilliant year for the artist, Carlton Doom is a must see.
[Belfast] Misfit x DSNT – Thompsons
Misfit go head to head with DSNT for a guaranteed night of non stop techno and rave selections. Myler, Misfit DJs, Nex, Blark and Crock play Thompsons for a very heavy night.
[Cork] Under the Rose Present Tommy Holohan – Dali
Tommy Holohan brings the pace to Dali in Cork for another top notch gig from the Under The Rose collective, Tommy adds to a history of brilliant artists for the collective.
[Dublin] DJ Boring – Wigwam
DJ Boring arrives in Dublin this Friday, bringing his house, techno and dub techno style to the basement of Wigwam. Long Island Sound support the ever loved Australian artist.
[Dublin] Index: SPFDJ, Nur Jaber & TainT – Index
SPFDJ heads to Index this Friday night for what can be expected to be a night of thunderous kicks and full bore tempos. Nu Jaber and TainT support the Swedish born artist.
[Dublin] Detroit Swindle – Button Factory
Detroit Swindle return to Dublin this Friday. The Dutch duo play in the Button Factory not long after the recent release of The Life Behind Things EP on their own Heist Recordings label.
[Dublin] Xpansion Invites 01 w/ Utopia + Embedded – Berlin D2
Xpansion events launch their new party as they invite local collectives, Utopia and Embedded for a show in Berlin D2. Off the back of their recent success with DYEN, this is set to be another busy one.
[Dublin] Melodic: Nick Warren – Yamamori Tengu
UK artist, Nick Warren joins the Melodic crew in Yamamori Tengu this Friday night. Jay Doyle and Gavin Rochford support the long running artist while EVE takeover room two.
Saturday 14th
[Dublin] Maceo Plex & Ellen Allien – District 8
Maceo Plex returns to the new District 8 as he’s joined by Ellen Allien and local group Deciduous. Long standing, Maceo Plex brings his upbeat techno style similar to that of Ellen Allien with her pacy techno style.
[Dublin] Index : Skream (Open to Close) – Index
Skream brings his Open to Close tour to Dublin. It’s his first appearance in Ireland since his latest Life Festival show this year. Get tickets for this nearly sold out show.
[Dublin] Red Pyg presents Axel Boman – Pygmalion
Axel Boman plays the vaults in Pygmalion this Saturday night for another edition of Red Pyg, with Colin Perkins and BUA Dublin support the Swedish artist.
[Dublin] IDWT w/ Chaos in the CBD & Jon Sable – Wigwam
Chaos in the CBD are back with a bang. The New Zealand duo play Wigwam this Saturday night, their recent Boiler Room has put them right back in the spotlight again with pumping selections and impressive mixing. Be sure to catch these if you haven’t yet.
[Galway] Daithí Live – Electric
Daithí brings his incredible live set to Electric in Galway. The count Clare artist blends electronic sounds and live instruments bringing a brilliantly unique sound. A must see if you haven’t before.
[Kerry] Funktion Presents DART – McSorley’s Venue
DART travels down to Killarney to join the Funktion collective for a show in McSorley’s Venue. Shiels, K8lyn and Kev O’Leary support the ever growing artist.
[Laois] Adult Store – SoHo
Adult Store head to SoHo in Portlaoise this weekend. A newly found sound in Laois makes way for Adult Store and Shee with more acts to follow. Big moves in Laois.
