Starjunk 95 is centred around a fictional, anime-inspired crew of ragtag misfits that join forces to pilot an intergalactic radio station. Think Cowboy Bebop meets The Gorillaz & Daft Punk.
Rising electronic music sensation Starjunk 95 is thrilled to announce his highly anticipated debut tour across Europe throughout 2026. The tour marks a significant milestone for the innovative DJ and artist, known for his genre-blending mix of lo-fi house, vaporwave, and future funk, which has captivated audiences at clubs across the US, UK, and Canada.
Following the success of his breakout singles “Groove District” and “Beat Keep Rockin'” and entirely sold-out debut tour in Summer of 2025, Starjunk is bringing his signature sound and immersive live experience to iconic venues across the continent.
A quote from the captain himself: “Several months ago I did a show in London not knowing what to expect. It was a small sweaty club on Glastonbury Weekend and it blew my mind that hundred of fans came and raved with me until 5AM. It was one of the best nights. Word’s spread from that show – all the messages, comments, and all of the fans asking when I was coming to Europe. The Fans made this tour happen and now it’s finally time to groove!”
TUESDAY, 20 OCTOBER 2026 – THE GRAND SOCIAL, DUBLIN
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Tickets €25.00 including booking fee
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TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY 26 JUNE AT 10AM VIA singularartists.ie and Ticketmaster.ie
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