Biig Piig to support KNEECAP at sold-out Dublin shows in December

KNEECAP have announced Biig Piig as the support act for their two upcoming shows in Dublin.

In a post on their social media, KNEECAP said the Cork-born artist would join them for their sold-out gigs at 3Arena on December 16 and 17.

We're delighted to announce that our good friend @BiigPiigMusic be support for our two sold out Dublin 3 Arena shows in December. 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/887WhtHglK

— KNEECAP (@KNEECAPCEOL) October 28, 2025

Biig Piig reposted the announcement on an Instagram story, adding, "Can't wait to join the boys on their two sold out 3Arenas! Ahhhh let's gooo!"

Biig Piig has been a longtime supporter of KNEECAP; In May, she was among over 100 artists who signed an open letter in support of the trio following the criminal investigation of their Coachella performance.

Biig Piig also performed at a demonstration in support of band member Mo Chara during his court hearing in August.

Mo Chara was charged with terrorism for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag during a London concert in November 2024, which the band called a "carnival of distraction." He was acquitted of all charges in September.

Both artists performed at this year's Electric Picnic, with Biig Piig marking her first festival gig in six years.

Biig Piig's debut album 11:11 was designated as Hot Press Album Of The Month upon its release in February, described as "music for body, soul and dancefloor."

11:11 followed a run of well-received EPs, stretching back to 2018’s Big Fan of the Sesh Vol.1 and a lauded 2023 mixtape, Bubblegum.

Biig Piig has also worked with the boundary-pushing NiNE 8 Collective and boasts genre-defying collaborations with the likes of Metronomy, Matt Maltese and Kojaque.

She supported AURORA during the North American leg of her What Happened to the Earth? Tour in 2024 before headlining her own tour for 11:11 across Europe, the UK and the US earlier this year.

Revisit Biig Piig's interview with Hot Press in February 2025 here.

KNEECAP announced this afternoon they will headline the Boomtown festival in South Downs National Park, England in August 2026.

They will play alongside Scissor Sisters, Madness, Skrillex and more.

Well well @BoomtownFair comrades 🔥

See Yis next year x pic.twitter.com/7rPYkZah2Y

— KNEECAP (@KNEECAPCEOL) October 28, 2025

The trio performed their livestream concert earlier this month, joined by actor Liam Cunningham along with musical acts The Mary Wallopers, Radie Peat, Damien Dempsey and John Francis Flynn.

KNEECAP previously cancelled all 15 planned US tour dates due to the timing of Mo Chara's September 26 court appearance and announced the livestream concert in their place, with a ticketed global broadcast and a showing in New York.

Next month, KNEECAP are set to tour England, Scotland and Wales in what they called their "biggest run of shows ever."