After a massive year on the live circuit, Amble returns home for one of their biggest shows yet – performing in the stunning surrounds of King John’s Castle, Limerick, on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
Following their show-stopping set in front of 15,000 fans at Electric Picnic, the rising Irish folk trio is set to light up some of the country’s most iconic venues next summer – including Trinity College Dublin, CHSQ Belfast, and of course, the magical King John’s Castle as part of the Live at the Castle series.
Fans can expect a powerful mix of their signature folk-infused sound, heartfelt storytelling, and brand new material from their upcoming EP, The Commons, dropping November 1st. The title track is already making waves for its haunting melodies and raw emotion – a taste of what’s to come from this phenomenal act.
“Nothing compares to being on stage and connecting with our fans through the stories we tell in our music,” says the band. “This year has been incredible, but it feels like next year will be even bigger.”
Tickets go on sale Friday, October 18 at 10 AM
Available from www.dolans.ie & www.ticketmaster.ie
💬 Speaking at the launch, Mick Dolan said:
“Amble are one of the best young bands in the country. Their show in The Big Top this November sold out months ago – we’re delighted to give fans another chance to catch them live next summer. This is not to be missed.”
ooking for a fun way to keep the kids entertained this Easter in Limerick? Join us at King John’s Castle for a playful and engaging Easter Scavenger Hunt on Friday 18th and Saturday 19th April 2025. It’s a great way for families to explore the castle together while enjoying some seasonal fun!
David Gray returns to Limerick as part of his Past and Present Tour for a very special show in the atmospheric surroundings of King John’s Castle on Thursday, May 1, 2025 – kicking off this year’s Live at the Castle series in unforgettable style
After a massive year on the live circuit, Amble returns home for one of their biggest shows yet performing in the iconic King John’s Castle, Limerick, on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
