• Music
  • 03 Feb 10

Keith Barry announces Olympia residency

Keith Barry announces Olympia residency
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

His Asylum show is booked in for a 20-night run.

It appears that mentalism is the new rock ‘n’ roll with Keith Barry announcing a 20-night residency in the Dublin Olympia.
Running from June 30 to July 25, the Waterford star will be performing his Asylum show, which explores the darker side of the illusionist’s trade.
Tickets priced €28 are available now.

Advertisement

RELATED

The Workman's Club pays tribute to Trevor Dietz: "It’s hard to put into words the impact that Trev has had on the Irish music industry"
  • Music
  • 10 Jun 26

The Workman's Club pays tribute to Trevor Dietz: "It’s hard to put into words the impact that Trev has had on the Irish music industry"

Alfi to return to Ireland for run of live dates this August
  • Music
  • 10 Jun 26

Alfi to return to Ireland for run of live dates this August

Roger Taylor announces new album <i>VIOLENCE INSANE IN A BEAUTIFUL WORLD</i>
  • Music
  • 10 Jun 26

Roger Taylor announces new album VIOLENCE INSANE IN A BEAUTIFUL WORLD

RELATED

Pope Leo XIV meets Bad Bunny in Madrid
  • Music
  • 10 Jun 26

Pope Leo XIV meets Bad Bunny in Madrid

Jack White announces new album <i>Frozen Charlotte</i>
  • Music
  • 10 Jun 26

Jack White announces new album Frozen Charlotte

Rodrigo y Gabriela announce new album <i>OurHome</i> and Dublin and Belfast gigs
  • Music
  • 10 Jun 26

Rodrigo y Gabriela announce new album OurHome and Dublin and Belfast gigs

Bonobo announces new album
  • Music
  • 09 Jun 26

Bonobo announces new album

Documentary about Andy 'Guck' Rowen, who inspired 'Bad' and other U2 songs, to air on RTÉ
  • Film And TV
  • 09 Jun 26

Documentary about Andy 'Guck' Rowen, who inspired 'Bad' and other U2 songs, to air on RTÉ

Glam rockers Sisters Doll play their debut Dublin show this weekend
  • Music
  • 09 Jun 26

Glam rockers Sisters Doll play their debut Dublin show this weekend