2024's final Party For Palestine gig to take place in Dublin next month

Following successful fundraiser shows earlier this year, Party For Palestine is set to return next month with its final show of 2024.

Taking place on Saturday, August 24, in The Workman's Cellar, Dublin, the gig will put a strong emphasis on music and dance, while raising funds for Gaza Go Bragh – a group of Irish and Palestinian people providing emergency tents, drinking water, and cash assistance for displaced families in Gaza.

Performing on the night are Bray's beloved 'post-funk' band – and nationwide festival-favourites – Scustin, as well as Dunny of Meltybrains?, ahead of the release of his debut solo album Schtum in September.

Both Dabke and Irish dance will be represented at the show by Razan and Ryan 'The Legs' Kelly respectively.

The Party For Palestine gig event will also feature poetry by Baha Ebdeir; prints by Palestinian artist Tuqa Al-Sarraj for sale on the night; merch from Gaza Go Bragh; and a raffle. The gig will be followed by an afterparty in the main bar of The Workman's Club, featuring the Club Domhanda DJs.

The team behind the Party For Palestine events have promised that they "will be back with a bang with more gigs early next year" – noting that "beautiful Palestine will need all our help for years to come."

Tickets for the Party For Palestine gig are on sale now from Eventbrite.

 

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