Northern Irish folk rock band Rend Collective are coming to 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin on Monday, 24th May 2027 as part of their The Good Old Days Start Now Tour.
Rend Collective have built a career on the conviction that worship is something you do, not something you attend.
The band came together among friends in Bangor, on the coast of Northern Ireland, playing in living rooms and on beaches long before anyone was listening — folk instruments passed hand to hand, and a conviction that the room should be singing louder than the stage.
It carried a long way: more than a billion global streams, platinum and gold singles, multiple No. 1 albums on Billboard’s Christian chart, and anthems in “Build Your Kingdom Here,” “My Lighthouse” and “Counting Every Blessing.” Four Rend singles have reached the UK Christian top ten inside a year, and Folk! is nominated for Bluegrass/Country/Roots Album of the Year at the 2026 Dove Awards.
In 2027 the band take The Good Old Days Start Now around the world: a new season of songs written for the church to sing, and an argument with the idea that the best days of anyone’s faith are behind them.
Chris Llewellyn, Steve Mitchell, Jonathan Chu and Daniel Jones still hold that celebration is a holy act, and that joy is worth making a racket about.
Rend Collective
The Good Old Days Start Now
Monday, 24 May 2027
3Olympia Theatre, Dublin
MyMCD presale tomorrow at 10am.
Tickets on sale Friday at 10am.
€28 / €37.65 / €43.70 / €48.70 (INC BOOKING FEE & VENUE RESTORATION LEVY)
BOOKINGS SUBJECT TO 12.5% SERVICE CHARGE PER TICKET (MAX €10.50)
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