All we Have are Days 2027: Limerick Festival Announces First Acts
All we Have are Days returns to Limerick for the St. Brigid's Bank Holiday Weekend, running from January 29 to February 1, 2027. Now in its third year, the festival is getting bigger, with 140 artists, 60 shows and 25 venues taking part across four days of live music, theatre, spoken word and more.
Gurriers, Cormac Begley and Thomas Bartlett Lead the Line-Up
The first wave of acts includes Dublin post-punk outfit Gurriers, traditional musician Cormac Begley and Grammy Award-winning musician and producer Thomas Bartlett. They're joined by a strong mix of Irish and international talent, with Limerick's own Denise Chaila, Bronagh Gallagher, Anna B Savage, ROE and Negro Impacto also confirmed.
Other names worth catching include Feli Speaks, Cruel Sister + Brooki, Caoi de Barra, Dowry, Zkellies, Leah Hayden Cassidy and Brad Pitt Light Orchestra. There's plenty of local talent in the mix too, with more artists, special collaborations and programme announcements still to come.
More Than Just a Music Festival
Music might be the main attraction, but All we Have are Days has plenty more going on. Feli Speaks will be in conversation with climate activist Thimali Kodikara, while Leah Hayden Cassidy brings her CROÍ Sessions to Flannery's on Shannon Street. There'll also be talks exploring the experiences of Irish artists living abroad.
Local Club Nights and Limerick Venues Take Centre Stage
Limerick's local music scene is a big part of the festival, with Wombat Promotions' Sunday Service returning to Dolan's Warehouse, featuring Gag Reflex, Mother of Pearl and CodEye. Aoife Nic Canna also brings Hip Hop Sundays to JJ Bowles, alongside returning favourites Trad Folkin' Rocks, Strictly Rhythm, Tintean Sessions and Winner Flags.
Rather than keeping everything in one location, the festival spreads across some of Limerick's best-known pubs and cultural spaces. Dolan's, Pharmacia, Mother Mac's, The Commercial, The White House, Costelloes and Theatre Royal are among the 25 venues involved, giving festivalgoers plenty of opportunities to explore the city between shows.
All we Have are Days 2027 Tickets and Dates
All we Have are Days takes place from Friday, January 29 to Monday, February 1, 2027. Tickets for selected shows are already on sale through Eventbrite, priced between €10 and €28. Plenty of events are free too, although some require advance booking.
For the latest line-up announcements, tickets and festival information - All We Have Are Days.
Final Verdict
All we Have are Days is shaping up to be another great reason to spend the St. Brigid's Bank Holiday Weekend in Limerick. With a good mix of familiar names, emerging Irish acts and local club nights, there's plenty to look forward to, whether you're heading down for one gig or making a weekend of it.
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