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Six live acts will take to the stage for the King John’s Castle 2025 Concert Series

King John’s Castle 2025 concert series will transform the historic grounds into a vibrant stage for six live performances

King John's Castle 2025 concert series will transform the historic grounds into a vibrant stage for six live performances
Organisers, Dolans are “excited” to brings a “dynamic and diverse lineup” to the King John’s Castle stage this year.

King John’s Castle presents an extraordinary 2025 concert series, transforming its historic grounds into a vibrant stage for six of the year’s most anticipated live performances.

“We are incredibly excited and proud to present such a dynamic and diverse lineup,” says Mick Dolan, adding, “This series represents the very best in live music, and we can’t wait to welcome fans from across Ireland to experience these unforgettable nights at the Castle.”

DAVID GRAY – Past and Present Tour- Riverfest Weekend (SOLD OUT)

Date: Thursday, May 1, 2025


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David Gray returns to Limerick as part of his acclaimed Past and Present tour. Celebrated for his breakthrough with White Ladder and the evocative storytelling on his 2021 album Skellig, Gray has cemented his place among classic poetic singer-songwriters.

“Delighted to welcome David Gray back to Limerick,” notes Mick Dolan, highlighting his storied history with the city—from intimate performances at Dolan’s Warehouse to a monumental show at Thomond Park as a special guest to Bob Dylan.

QWEEN ft. The Dublin Gospel Choir- Riverfest Weekend

Date: Saturday, May 3, 2025

Experience an electrifying fusion of soul and spirit as QWEEN joins forces with The Dublin Gospel Choir. This dynamic collaboration promises a powerful blend of captivating vocals and inspirational live performances that will resonate with audiences from the very first note.

The Coronas will deliver a high-energy performance on the Riverfest Bank Holiday weekend

THE CORONAS – Riverfest Weekend

Date: Sunday, May 4, 2025

Returning during the celebrated Riverfest weekend, The Coronas – known as Ireland’s hardest-working band – will deliver a high-energy performance. With three consecutive #1 chart-topping albums, performances for two U.S. Presidents, and a legacy of sold-out  shows, their performance is set to be one of the highlights of 2025.

AMBLE – Live at the Castle (SOLD OUT)

Date: Thursday, June 19, 2025

Fresh off a captivating performance at Live at The Big Top last November, Amble is returning to Limerick for a night of folk-infused storytelling. “Nothing compares to being on stage and connecting with our fans through the stories we tell in our music,” the band shares.

The Darkness ignites the historic Castle with their signature high-energy anthems and showmanship

THE DARKNESS

Date: Friday, June 20, 2025

Prepare for a night of theatrical rock as The Darkness ignites the historic Castle with their signature high-energy anthems and showmanship. Known for electrifying live performances, their set is sure to leave fans roaring for more.

TRAIN – Live at the Castle

Date: Monday, July 7, 2025

Closing the concert series, multi-GRAMMY Award-winning Train will make their debut Limerick performance at King John’s Castle. With over 10 million albums sold and a catalogue of iconic hits, Train’s arena-filling show is destined to be a high-octane celebration of rock and pop.

Tickets are on sale now and available through the Dolans website and Ticketmaster.

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