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Feb 25, 2026

Where to Dance This Month February

Best music events coming up, picked by our editors

Donnchadh Hargan and Mark Moran
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Photo by Céilí Ní Raithilidh for The University Times

Grandbrothers – February 23rd

A German-Swiss electronic duo based in Düsseldorf, Grandbrothers possess a strikingly unique sonic palette that blurs the lines between electronic, ambient, and classical music. By forgoing synthetic sounds in favour of the grand piano, the pair have drawn from both the traditional and the contemporary to forge an intoxicating, varied repertoire. Grandbrothers play Vicar Street on February 23rd. Tickets available at Ticketmaster from €39.95.

 

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Tengu Jazz – February 26th

Jazz musician Michael Buckley will be joined by players Leopoldo Osio, Ronan Guilfoyle and Brendan Doherty to play the music of Sonny Rollins. Tickets are available at Resident Advisor.

 

Toucan – February 28th

TOUCAN, the stage name of Tramore musician Conor Clancy, has built a cult following through his seamless blend of groovy neo-soul and infectious funk. His first single “We Fell for Miles” gained traction within the Irish soul scene, earning acclaim for its rich, upbeat production. With Clancy’s soulful voice backed by brass hooks and vibrant rhythms, he radiates an irresistibly positive energy. TOUCAN plays the Button Factory on February 28th. Tickets available at Ticketmaster from €25.90.

 

PaddyTek – March 13th to 15th

PaddyTek is a “Teknival” experience created by a collaboration between the underground techno collectives Undefined, Unprepared, and Messiah. The festival will run from March 13th until March 15th. More details can be found through Instagram: @_.undefined.kollective._ @unprepared_collective @messiah_collective

 

David Bowie in Dublin – February 24th

On February 24th at 7:30 PM, Whelans is hosting a Three Castles Burning live podcast episode as part of the Bowie festival happening in Dublin that week. Hosts Donal Fallon and Ray O’Donoghue, Dublin City Night Time Economy Advisor and Former DJ/Promoter respectively, will be discussing the time Bowie lived in Dublin. Tickets can be purchased through Whelans.

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