The Highstool Prophets bring their unforgettable live show to Dublin

Highstool Prophets fans, mark your calendars. Known for their infectious energy and heartfelt performances, this powerhouse band is heading back to Dublin with a brand new show in 2025. They blend folk and country with a unique Irish twist. As a result, they deliver a live experience packed with foot-stomping anthems and soulful ballads, typical for the highstool prophets.

These are not just any gigs. After storming stages across Ireland and the UK with legends like the Wolfe Tones, they are joining The 2 Johnnies at Dublin’s 3Arena as very special guests. Consequently, the Highstool Prophets are bringing their magic to two of the country’s most iconic venues.

See Highstool Prophets live in Dublin and Killarney

The band will headline the Ambassador Theatre in Dublin on Saturday 1 November 2025. This will be followed by a huge night at The Gleneagle Club in Killarney on Friday 5 December 2025. Expect high-energy tunes, singalong moments, and that irresistible Irish charm that keeps fans coming back to see acts like the highstool prophets.

Tickets go on sale Friday 13 June at 10am from Ticketmaster.ie. Prices range from €41.90 to €45.90 including booking and venue facility fees. A 12.5% service charge per ticket applies, capped at €10.50 max. These shows will sell fast, so set your reminder early.

Why fans love the Highstool Prophets live

If you’ve never seen the Highstool Prophets live, now’s your chance. Their sets flow from raucous energy to stripped-back emotion. Every show feels like a party, capturing the essence of highstool prophets’ performances. However, one moment can suddenly stop you in your tracks with a beautifully delivered ballad.

Want a taste before the big night? Check out their music on Spotify and follow their updates on Facebook for behind-the-scenes moments and more show dates.

With momentum building for 2025, there’s never been a better time to experience one of Ireland’s hardest-working and most exciting live bands.

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