Really Good Time are a three-piece rock band from Dublin, who sound like Vertigo-era U2 covering Viagra Boys. Over the last four years, they’ve gone door to door at home and abroad, sewing the seeds of chaos with a relentless, ear-immolating live show. Having captured this energy on debut album ‘Affirmations’ – they’ll be bringing the record on the road for their most extensive tour to date in Autumn 2026, before bringing it all home to celebrate the album and the year with a run of Irish shows in early December.
Their debut album ‘Affirmations’ is a 40-something minute panic attack, lurching from existential dread to petty anxiety in moments, while ultimately seeking to remember that the world outside the self is still there, close enough to touch. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll buy several tickets.
REALLY GOOD TIME ANNOUNCES IRISH NATIONAL TOUR
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Friday, 4 Cleere’s – Kilkenny
Saturday, 5 Button Factory – Dublin
Sunday, 6 Spirit Store – Dundalk
Thursday, 10 Roisin Dubh – Galway
Sunday, 13 Coughlan’s – Cork
General on sale is Friday, 7th August at 10am from www.singualrartists.ie
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