- Music
- 17 Sep 25
HousePlants announce Irish shows and new live album Live at The Beekeeper’s
They will play Cork, Galway and Limerick on December 11, 12 and 13.
Irish electronic duo HousePlants, the collaborative project of Bell X1 frontman Paul Noonan and producer Daithí have announced three December shows in Cork, Galway and Limerick, as well as the release of their new live album Live at The Beekeeper’s, due out on October 3.
The new shows will take place at Cyprus Avenue, Cork on December 11, Róisín Dubh, Galway on December 12, and Dolan’s Warehouse, Limerick on December 13.
They come in addition to previously announced shows at the Button Factory, Dublin on October 17 and 18.
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Speaking on the upcoming gigs, Noonan shares: “HousePlants shows continue to be a joy, and having 2 albums and an EP to draw from make for a weighty doorstep sanger of a gig. Plus some of them have grown new limbs and appendages… Also! - we have a great cover that we’ll be slinging at these pop concerts.”
While Daithí adds: “My biggest addiction is the feeling in the room of a HousePlants gig. The shows have become wild powerful celebrations of life, full of joy.. and sweat!”
Live at The Beekeeper’s was entirely recorded at Daithí’s artist retreat, The Beekeeper’s. He reflects on recording after their last tour, during a time of synchronicity: “everyone is aligned, we can read each other’s minds a little bit - It's a lovely feeling, and one that I think Allyn the director caught perfectly.”
Tickets for HousePlants’ Cork, Galway and Limerick gigs go on sale this Friday, September 19 here.
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