Tickets for this date go on sale from Ticketmaster on Friday October 10 at 9am.

The band will play in Cork and Dublin in June

Tickets go on sale this Friday September 5

Amble brought their rising folk sound to Cork’s Live at the Marquee on Thursday evening, delivering a stripped-back, heartfelt set that connected strongly with the audience.

“We didn’t know anyone cared about a song about hurling. But as we travel around, it is clear that this is more than that, this is a song about community and being part of something that is bigger than yourself.” 

“15 years ago I took a chance, an audition that would change my life forever,” he said.

While Cork’s social media was abuzz about the gig, the irony is that Chris Kent’s show was about getting off social media, the internet and the phone in general.

More than 4,500 revellers posted themselves up at the Marquee on Centre Park Road on Saturday night, a mix of still-hardened clubbers, suburban semi-retirees and even clutches of much younger heads.

Mike Scott and the band were in top form as they mixed classic tracks with numbers from their most recent album 'Life, Death and Denis Hopper.' 

One-time midfield maestro Roy Keane was drowned in “Keano” chants from the second the in-house video screens began depicting his walk to the spotlight, accompanied by interviewer and autobiography collaborator Roddy Doyle, an Irish literary legend in his own right.

For both shows on Friday and Saturday, the opening act was Cork’s Kyla Cobbler, one of the fastest-growing names in Irish comedy, but there was no doubt about who the main attraction was when Tiernan took to the stage.

Bonamassa has spent the past week in Cork, visiting Crowley’s Music shop, where Rory purchased his famous Fender Stratocaster, and walking in the footsteps of his idol. At the Marquee, he completed his pilgrimage to perfection.

Ronan Leonard looks forward to seeing Cork’s Chris Kent be one of a handful of comedians to play at the Marquee.

As the first act of this year’s summer-long celebration, Picture This didn’t just open the festival — they set the bar high for every act that will follow.

Stevie G reflects on some of his favourite Live at the Marquee shows from the last 20 years.

Since its inception 20 years ago, Live at the Marquee has seen more than 1.7 million audience members come from far and wide to enjoy a taste of Cork’s entertainment scene.

Continuing their long association with Cork and playing Live at the Marquee, The Coronas were in Cork this week and told Concubhar Ó Liatháin that they are looking forward to another amazing gig in Cork

He will be performing at the Leeside venue on July 25 and July 26

Aiken Promotions announced the popular will now play at the Marquee on June 25 and 26

The first act was announced earlier this week 

Tickets go on sale on Friday October 4 at 10am from Ticketmaster.

Almost inevitably dressed in the Cork colours, she set the tone of the evening by asking the crowd “are you ready to have a great night and make some memories?”

Ne-Yo’s arrival was well received as he opened with the popular song ‘Come Closer’.

The event series returned to Cork at the end of last month at a brand new venue — their third move since the first summer concert series 19 years ago

Dempsey’s best-known songs were peppered throughout the set

Live at the Marquee continues this week with comedian John Bishop continuing his ‘Back at It’ tour tomorrow.

His stand-up tour Return of the Rat is coming to Live at the Marquee Cork on Sunday June 9, 2024.

Tickets will go on sale next Wednesday. 

She will take to the stage on June 14.

Tickets will go on sale next Thursday. 

Tickets for each of the gigs go on sale throughout the remainder of the month

Revellers flocking to the venue by Cork’s Marina on Friday night were there for a night to remember and that was delivered to them in abundance by the DJ, orchestra and performers on stage.

The first of his two nights in Cork, the intro music as his band entered the stage was 'Just Can't Get Enough', perhaps a nod to his career of nearly 60 years

Whether a friend of a friend or a trusted confidant, it seems we all know someone like Amelia, or indeed, someone like Mimi Webb.

As soon as the musicians hit the opening notes, it was obvious a top-class night's entertainment was on the cards.

Glen Hansard and the band played a set largely drawn from the first half of their career,

Cork is hosting a number of events throughout the Bank Holiday weekend including The Cork Harbour Festival, Live at the Marquee and the Cork City Marathon

Thousands of revellers filed in from all over the country as this year’s proceedings kicked off with the first of three nights of a live edition of the My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast.

Live at the Marquee returns today as Joanne McNally and Vogue Williams bring their chart-topping podcast, My Therapist Ghosted Me to Cork.

Major watermain works being carried out in the South Docks area of Cork city will see the Marina Road closed until mid-June, a busy season for events in Páirc Uí Chaoimh and at the Live at the Marquee site.

The decision to go cashless at this year’s series was announced along with other guidelines by organisers ahead of the kick-off of this year’s Live at the Marquee series on May 27

Co-founder of Bingo Loco, William Meara, said the show will be the "most memorable Bingo Loco show yet". 

The Waterboys' music shows no sign of fading, with their show in Cork on June 18 expected to attract people from all over.

He is already scheduled to play Live At The Marquee in Cork on June 20, 2023, and this morning an extra date was added - 21 June. 

Speaking about what makes the Marquee so unique as a venue, Mr Aiken described it as a venue where people feel they can relax.

The Marquee and Musgrave Park will play host to the shows in June 2023. 

It was almost 9:20pm before Olivia burst on stage to her angsty teenage anthem ‘brutal’, and the electric energy in the room didn’t once waver as Rodrigo made her way through every track in her repertoire.

A gathering that spanned the generations got down and boogied as the King of Funk and his terrific ensemble put on a show that started on a high and never dipped once.

Pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo has been spotted out and about in Cork city today, grabbing a crepe before her sold out Live at the Marquee gig tonight.

Six concerts were held at the venue between June 15 and June 26, with Gerry Cinnamon, Picture This, Lewis Capaldi, and Dermot Kennedy all taking to the stage