Max HeyraudA pillar of the Irish music landscape, Other Voices returns to Dingle, with its celebrated Jameson Music Trail, bringing a weekend of over 100 live performances to the town’s streets, venues, and hidden corners.
The festival kicked off with the announcement of five headline acts for the iconic St James’ Church stage: chart-topping Olivia Dean, acclaimed folk trio Amble, post-punk innovators Dry Cleaning, rising indie favourites Florence Road, and Irish songwriter Dove Ellis.
The broader lineup is packed with talent across genres, including some of Ireland’s most exciting electronic acts. Forward-thinking DJ and curator JWY, dynamic producer SPOOKLET, and genre-bending artist Marion Hawkes are set to bring the future of Ireland’s electronic landscape to Dingle, with more to be announced.
Additionally, the trail will showcase BABYRAT, Basht., Caolan Ryan, Croíthe, Diveboy, Ètra, Gemma Doherty, God Knows, Kormac, Laura Duff, Lord Ormond, Lullahush, Madra Salach, Makeshift Art Bar, Méabh McKenna, Muireann Ní Shé, Really Good Time, Róise, Saoirse Miller, Sarah Brooki, Seamus Harty, SexyTadhg, Stella and The Dreaming, TBL8 Brass, The Wran, Throwing Shapes, Vaticanjail, Zoë Basha, and more.
Dingle’s beloved venues, including John Benny’s, The Green Room, Paul Geaney’s, McCarthy’s, The Marina Inn, Barr na Sráide, O’Sullivan’s Courthouse, Kennedy’s, The Dingle Pub, Paddy Bawn Brosnan’s, An Díseart, Bean in Dingle, and others, will transform into intimate performance spaces. Selected sets will be filmed as part of the 24th series of Other Voices, airing in early 2026, with Church performances streaming worldwide via YouTube.
Tickets for the Other Voices Jameson Music Trail are on sale now via Eventbrite.
