Canadian singer/songwriter Goldie Boutilier is bringing the Party 26’ Tour to The Academy, Dublin, with a show on Monday, 9th November 2026, marking her first Irish headline show.
With the soul of a poet, the heart of a rock icon, and the diamond-hard vision of an auteur, Goldie Boutilier is an absolute master at mixing deeply personal storytelling with playful, cinematic aesthetics, and avant-garde fashion.
The independent Canadian singer/songwriter expertly blends contrasting musical and visual influences drawn from nostalgia and femininity using her work to explore themes of empowerment, love and self-discovery while celebrating individuality and self-expression.
Goldie Boutilier Presents Goldie Montana offers an intimate glimpse of her alter ego: a fiercely glamorous outlaw-provocateur created as a source of strength during some of her most difficult times. Soundtracked by her lavish brand of guitar-driven noir-pop, the album finds Goldie taking charge of her destiny by living her truth and inspiring others to find their own “Goldie Montana” within. Arriving on the heels of an acclaimed run of EPs—2022’s Cowboy Gangster Politician, 2023’s Emerald Year, 2024’s The Actress— the 2025 album marked the artist’s most bravely confessional body of work to date. Her single “King of Possibilities” is the opening theme of the hit Netflix series THE HUNTING WIVES. The album also includes singles “Goldie Montana,” “I Can’t” and “Neon Nuptials.” Goldie recently opened for Katy Perry on her “Lifetimes” Arena Tour in the U.K. and was named one of Billboard Canada’s “Artist Spotlights” for their annual Women in Music 2025 list. Goldie has earned praise from the likes of Zane Lowe and Elton John, and Kelly Clarkson recently covered Goldie’s song on her show. She’s played at the iconic festivals, Bonnaroo, Lollapalooza, and just played All Things Go festival in New York.
GOLDIE BOUTILIER
PARTY 26’ TOUR
Plus Special Guests
Monday, 9th November 2026
The Academy, Dublin
Doors 19:00 | 18’s+
MyMCD Presale Thursday @ 9am.
Tickets from €27.00 (inc booking fee & venue facility fee) from Ticketmaster.ie on sale Friday 29th May @ 9am.
Bookings subject to 12.5% service charge per ticket (max €10.50)