Noah Kahan's 2025 Marlay Park Show in Dublin, Ireland: Everything You Need to Know

After making waves on this side of The Pond with blockbuster performances at Blackweir Fields and Glastonbury, Noah Kahan now heads to Dublin's Marlay Park for a highly anticipated standalone show in Ireland this evening (Tuesday, July 1st 2025).

Earlier today, Kahan took to his Instagram Stories to tease that he'll be playing some new songs, and we suspect attendees might be treated to spellbinding live renditions of unreleased tracks such as ‘Deny’, ’Pain is Cold Water’ and ‘The Great Divide’.

The Vermont native performed all three at Blackweir Fields, with Noah Kahan continuing to hone his keenly awaited Stick Season (Forever) studio album while out on the road.

Kahan might also have a few surprises up his sleeve, as he did at Glastonbury, where the ‘Northern Attitude’ hitmaker brought out two special guests - Brandi Carlile and Laufey.

While Kahan will undoubtedly keep us guessing as to his Marlay Park setlist until he steps onto the stage tonight, you can almost definitely expect to hear fan-favourites such as ‘All My Love’, ’She Calls Me Back’, ‘Dial Drunk’ and, of course, ‘Stick Season’.

As for the merchandise you can look forward to finding on-sale in Dublin, Kahan has revealed the main items that will be available through his Instagram fan-page, KahanHQ.

These include a stylish tee inspired by his two dogs, Penny and Junebug, along with other fashionable t-shirts, a sleek black hoodie and a couple of ball-caps. There might also be some merch made especially for his Dublin show, but we'll have to wait and see.

As for the openers, Noah Kahan will once again be joined by viral phenom, Djo - the stage-name for Joe Keery, one of the stars of Stranger Things - and Sebastian Schub.

Doors are set to open at 5pm, with the first act - Schub - due to come on stage at around 6pm. Kahan tends to begin his performance at around 9pm, but set times can vary.

Like most venues of its size, Marlay Park has a strict bag policy. You are allowed to bring in bags that are no larger than A4, with “big, bulky bags” not permitted inside.

The weather is predicted to be around 15 degrees Centigrade and sunny when Noah Kahan walks onto the stage, with the temperature expected to drop to around 13 by the time he finishes. It's impossible to say for sure, and there remain a few question marks about what Kahan has in store for us this evening. One thing is for sure, though - if you're travelling to Marlay Park, you're in for a spectacular show.

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