In a press release, Workman's confirmed: "Following their fully sold out set at Malahide Castle with The Cure on Saturday, RIDE will be hightailing it across the city to play a FULLY LIVE show at The Workman’s Club. Missed the chance to see them at Malahide? Now’s your chance. Wanna see them twice in one night? No problem! This is a show that is not to be missed."

The band will be on stage at 11.30pm, giving you plenty of time to make it back from Malahide. Tickets priced €15 are available from ticketweb.ie but don't be hanging around!

Ride are one of the leading lights of the early 90’s shoegaze scene, made up of Andy Bell, Mark Gardener, Laurence Colbert and Steve Queralt. Formed in 1988, their debut album Nowhere has been named as one of the most important albums of the shoegaze genre. The band broke up in 1996, with members moving on to various projects, with Andy Bell becoming the bassist for Oasis.

Ride reformed in 2014, releasing their first album in over 20 years in 2017. ‘Weather Diaries’ was greeted by a raft of critical and commercial acclaim, reaching number 11 in the UK album charts. It also saw Ride reunited with Wichita Records’ Dick Green and Mark Bowen, who worked with the band during their early years on Creation Records.

Last night they were in Limerick where a rammed Dolan's was treated to an incendiary, career-spanning show.

They recently revealed details of their forthcoming album This Is Not A Safe Place, to be released on August 16th via Wichita Recordings.