Death in Vegas announce Belfast and Dublin shows

Death in Vegas have announced two dates in Ireland in the spring, including a stop in Belfast’s Mandela Hall on May 2 and Dublin’s Button Factory on May 3.

They will mark their first headline shows in Ireland in 8 years.

Beginning his career as a resident DJ at the Job Club in London’s Soho during the 90s, Richard Fearless was later picked as a resident for the legendary Heavenly Social, alongside the Chemical Brothers. It was during this time that he started Death in Vegas.

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Electronic legends Death In Vegas return to Dublin for their first Dublin show in eight years!

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In 2004, after releasing four albums and touring the world extensively, Fearless stopped Death in Vegas and moved to New York to study photography for seven years, before returning to London to kick off the project once more.

In 2018, Death in Vegas were asked to support Nine Inch Nails, closing their Cold And Black And Infinite tour at the Hollywood Palladium for two nights.

Fearless also released two solo albums in 2019 and 2022, Deep Rave Memory and the companion it spawned, Future Rave Memory, before putting out Death in Vegas’ Death Mask in June 2025.

Tickets for Death in Vegas’ Belfast and Dublin shows go on sale Friday, December 12 at 10am here and here.