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Dream, Ivory – live gallery and review from The Grand Social, Dublin 04.06.2026

Dream, Ivory chose Dublin as the first stop on their At Zero EU and UK Tour 2026, and the Grand

Social felt like exactly the right room to open a campaign with. Brothers Christian and Louie Baello arrived in Ireland for the first time with a 20 song set that moved confidently through their catalogue, and a crowd who were more than ready for them.

They opened with “Would It Kill You At All” and moved quickly through a run of fan favourites including “Scorpion” and “I’m So Emo” before settling into the heart of When You Come Back I Have So Much To Tell You, the sophomore album. “Tangerine Dream” and “Bullet Train” all landed well, but it was “Not The Best Idea” that got the room in their feels. Then came “welcome and goodbye,” their gold-certified track, and the room shifted in the way it only does when everyone suddenly knows every word at the same time.

The encore, “Four On The Floor,” “Blue,” and “Acid,” closed things out on a more slowed down note, which felt like a deliberate choice from a duo who clearly have more on their minds than just playing the hits. For a first night of a tour and a first time in Ireland, Dream, Ivory looked more than ready for whatever Europe and the UK have in store. Dublin was lucky to be first.


Dream, Ivory photos & set-list:


Set-list:
Would It Kill You At All
Wedding Crasher
Scorpion
I’m So Emo
Everyone Is Something (Nobody Is Nothing)
I Don’t Even Know You
Orange
At Zero
Tangerine Dream
Bullet Train
Solar Eclipse
Bleed
Not The Best Idea
Red Love
Welcome And Goodbye
Dream, Ivory
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Four On The Floor
Blue
Acid





Photos & words – Cian O’Donnell @cianod6

Ian Mc Donnell

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