Concerts in Dublin

Follow these easy steps:

1. Head to the top of the page and pick the Dublin concert you'd like to go to.
2. Choose your desired number of tickets and explore all available listings. Use our filters to sort by price or narrow down your preferred spot within the venue.
3. When you've found the right ticket for you, proceed to checkout to finalise your order.

At SeatPick, we’re currently presenting a total of 67,487 tickets for 136 upcoming concerts in Dublin.

Concert tickets in Dublin are for sale on our platform, with prices beginning at £24 - the average ticket price is £119. How much you'll pay for tickets depends on the popularity of the show and where you'd like to sit.

Absolutely, yes. Each concert listing we show in Dublin is sourced from a ticket seller we've vetted, and is backed by a minimum 100% money-back guarantee. Payment is made securely on the seller's site, and your tickets are delivered before the event, typically straight to your phone.

Yes. On SeatPick, you can usually buy tickets for concerts in Dublin right up until doors open. The vast majority of tickets are delivered straight to your phone, so buying on the day is no problem. Prices often move the most in the days before an event, so sign up for our Price Drop alerts for any show you want to track.

Before buying, compare options across the ticket market, because the same seat is often priced differently from one seller to the next - SeatPick shows you all of them side by side.

At the moment, UB40 and Ali Campbell offers the most affordable tickets, with options starting from £24 on our platform. The concert is scheduled for Nov 28, 2026 at 3Arena.

When it comes to buying concert tickets in Dublin, getting in early is usually the smartest approach, especially when listings first open and seat options are plentiful. Because prices can change based on demand, checking ahead of time often improves your chances of finding a good deal. In some cases, last-minute concert tickets may see a price drop if seats remain unsold, though this is never a sure thing.