Igorrr / Shining / Otto von Schirach – live gallery and review from The Academy, Dublin 12.11.2026

A sold out Academy Dublin played host to an evening of wonderfully unhinged musical extremity as Igorrr brought their genre defying spectacle to the capital, supported by Otto von Schirach and Shining.

First up, Otto von Schirach wasted no time setting the tone, delivering a bizarre, bass heavy assault of electronic experimentation, breakbeats and outright sonic madness. Never one to take the conventional route, his performance was an unpredictable opening statement that immediately challenged the audience’s expectations.

Shining followed, bringing a darker and more aggressive atmosphere to proceedings. Their blend of progressive metal, crushing heaviness and unsettling intensity provided a welcome shift in mood, building anticipation for the night’s main attraction.

Then came Igorrr. A project that seemingly exists to dismantle musical boundaries, their performance was every bit as chaotic, theatrical and exhilarating as expected. Blending breakcore, metal, classical influences, electronic experimentation and moments of almost absurd musical beauty, Igorrr delivered a relentless assault on the senses. The sheer musicianship on display was remarkable, with abrupt stylistic shifts somehow coming together as a cohesive and captivating experience.

The packed venue provided the perfect setting, with the sold out crowd embracing every twist, turn and unexpected detour.

An evening that moved effortlessly between the beautiful, the brutal and the completely bizarre, Igorrr’s Dublin appearance was a spectacular reminder that adventurous music is best experienced at full volume.

Otto von Schirach photos:

Shining photos:

Igorrr photos & set-list:

Set-list:
Daemoni
Spaghetti Forever
Nervous Waltz
Blastbeat Falafel
Downgrade Desert
ADHD
ieuD
Polyphonic Rust
Headbutt
Infestis
Pure Disproportionate Black and White Nihilism
Tout petit moineau
Viande
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Very Noise
Camel Dancefloor
Opus Brain

Photos & words – Ian Mc Donnell @mcgigmusic