Goldie is the headline attraction on July 25 when Dublin's Temple Bar Music Centre plays host to a StopEsso club night.
Running from 11pm to 3am, the two-roomed line-up is completed by Mister Craig, Razor and a variety of special guests.
There will also be campaigners on hand to draw attention to Esso's alleged use of political power and wealth to stop governments and scientists cutting climate change.
Claims StopEsso Ireland spokesman William St. Leger: "Esso won't face up to climate change, so you'll get more floods and more storms. We want motorists to know their money is used by Esso to fund climate sceptic front groups."