Who’s Playing
in 2026
amyl and the sniffers
with Mannequin Pussy + spider
This headline show announcement follows the success of Amyl and the Sniffers at the recent 2025 ARIA Awards, which saw them win Album Of The Year and Best Rock Album for their acclaimed 2024 LP Cartoon Darkness, alongside Best Group and Best Cover Art.
Recorded with producer Nick Launay at Foo Fighters’ 606 Studios in Los Angeles, on the same desk that captured Nirvana’s Nevermind and Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours, Cartoon Darkness is full of surprises, stretching from classic punk to glammy strut, broadening the band’s horizons exponentially in every way. It’s this attitude - bigger, brighter, smarter, sharper - that fuels third album, ‘Cartoon Darkness’.
In the eight years since Amyl and The Sniffers came together in Melbourne’s sticky pub-rock scene, the band have become masters of balancing power and playfulness, hailed as ‘Pure, uncut rock’n’roll fun’ (Pitchfork).
From grassroots clubs shows to major concert halls, the band has become a regular mainstage and headline feature of festivals including Primavera, Glastonbury, Coachella, Green Man, Osheaga, Outside Lands, Best Keep Secret, All Points East and dozens more; and been called up for European and US stadium supports with the likes of Green Day and Foo Fighters.
berlioz : deep in it
WITH Special guests tba
berlioz brings his deep in it concept to the National Museum of Ireland, Collins Barracks next August 28th for an unforgettable open air summer session as part of the Wider Than Pictures concert series.
From berlioz’s signature jazz-soaked house rhythms to forward-thinking sets from an incredible line-up of artists handpicked for the occasion, berlioz presents deep in it will feature an expertly curated line-up of special guests, to be announced.
Mid 2022 saw the launch of ‘berlioz’, an alias created by ‘Ted Jasper’ (real name Jasper Attlee) - an outlet specifically for jazz-house songs. Partnering with graphic designer ‘Pat Thomas’ to create his brand, berlioz quickly found a large audience thanks to tightly arranged cool jazz themes mixed with Jasper’s expertise in dance production.
berlioz saw explosive growth in 2023, finding an expansive and loyal fanbase. berlioz paired
unreleased music from the ‘jazz is for ordinary people’ EP with archival, film and animation footage to make viral reels and tiktoks, gaining a cult following and tens of millions of views on social media. Upon release, the ‘jazz is for ordinary people’ EP went viral on social media, with tens of thousands of reels/tiktoks being made with the music.
berlioz is described best by blog ‘frenchysaysrelax’, who wrote in early 2023: “if Matisse made house music. When you combine the UK jazz scene with downtempo deep house, you get berlioz. berlioz is the new alias of producer Ted Jasper, and while he has only released 4 songs under his new alter ego, it’s opened a doorway for his dream like, soulful electronica genre to flourish. His clever one liners make listeners unlock core memories they never knew had, and live in fantasy worlds of past lives. These 10 second snippets of escapism and day dreaming quotes perfectly describe the feeling his music gives you, and work as a marketing strategy that has helped his music go viral; and even when you listen to the full track, it still leaves us wanting more”
| 25th - 30th AUGUST COLLINS BARRACKS DUBLIN |
| 25th - 30th AUGUST COLLINS BARRACKS DUBLIN |
mac demarco
with special guests tba
2025 saw the release of DeMarco’s acclaimed album Guitar (Mac’s Record Label), written and recorded entirely by Mac at his home in Los Angeles. Hailed by Pitchfork as DeMarco’s “most direct and confident expression ever,” Guitar sees DeMarco in a reflective, stripped-back mode. This is a warm and deeply personal record that captures the songwriter’s signature mix of humour, melancholy and heart.
The album’s singles ‘Home’ and ‘Holy’ revealed a new level of intimacy and self-awareness from DeMarco. “I think Guitar is as close to a true representation of where I’m at in my life today as I can manage to put to paper,” he said. “I’m happy to share this music, and look forward to playing these songs as many places as I’m able.”
After an entirely sold-out 2025 world tour — including two nights at Dublin’s National Stadium this November — DeMarco returns to Ireland in 2026 for a special outdoor headline show as part of Singular Artists’ Wider Than Pictures series.