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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Gavin James
After kicking off 2024 with a sold out European and South American tour, Gavin James returns to the Hub in Kilkenny.
Honing his performing and song writing gifts as a busker and pub performer in Dublin, James has built a community of fans that have seen his music streamed almost three billion times across the globe and earn diamond and platinum records in multiple countries.
READ MORE: WHAT'S ON IN KILKENNY
His new single, All My Life, is out now and fans may have the chance to hear it at one of the many festivals across Europe where Gavin will be performing, including Portugal's longest-running festival Feira de São Mateus, Switzerland's Summer Days Festival, and Belgium's Live Is Live Festival.
Back home in Ireland, Gavin will headline a series of summer shows Cork Live at The Marquee, Trinity College tonight and Galway Arts Festival on July 26, sold out.
Tickets for the Kilkenny gig go on sale on Friday, July 26 from tickets.ie.
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