Kojaque announces Irish shows for March 2027

Kojaque has announced a run of Irish shows for March 2027. He dropped a new single 'That's Gonna Be Me', along with a music video today, Thursday November 12, as part of the announcement.

The Irish gigs are part of the Dublin musician's biggest headline tour to date, with dates at the 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin on March 24; The Limelight in Belfast on March 27; The Nerve Centre in Derry on March 28; Cork's Cyprus Avenue on March 30, and Dolan's Warehouse, Limerick on March 31.

Beginning on March 7, the tour also includes European and UK shows, such as Zurich, Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin, Bristol, London, Manchester, and Glasgow.

'That's Gonna Be Me', released via Soft Boy Records, sees Kojaque using his political voice to discuss the rising anti-immigrant sentiment in Ireland over the past few years.

He explains the message behind the song in a statement.

"Which side do you wanna be on, baby? There’s been a strategic amplification of ignorant and divisive voices, and I want to drown them out.

"I want to be just as loud as they are. Apathy feels like the path of least resistance, until one day you find yourself somewhere very bleak. That’s not how I wanna go out. I might not have all the answers, but I’ve got the right attitude."

The self-directed music video also amplifies his growing feelings of frustration with modern life.

"I feel flattened by the modern world. Everything feels grim and relentless and too much of everything all the time," he says.

"The best way I know how to respond is through art and music and writing. That’s how I feel like I can make a difference. Life is too important to let it just slip by, the future is too important and I’m not gonna just sit around until it’s too late."

Tickets for Kojaque's upcoming shows go on sale on Wednesday, November 18, at 10am here.

Watch the music video for 'That's Gonna Be Me' below: