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music · Tuesday 11 August 2026 · 7:00pm 
Joji
At 3Arena · East Link Bridge, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin
At 3Arena · East Link Bridge, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin
Joji comes to Dublin for the first time on 11 August 2026, bringing his SOLARIS TOUR to 3Arena. The Japanese-Australian artist - born George Miller - has spent the past decade building one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary pop. His music sits somewhere between melancholic R&B, trip hop, and lo-fi electronic, and it has a way of landing with audiences who would not normally describe themselves as fans of any of those genres. If you know “Glimpse of Us” or “SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK”, you already know the mood: quiet, a little bruised, and oddly compelling in a live arena setting. This tour follows his 2026 album Piss in the Wind, which picks up where his earlier work left off - brooding writing over gritty atmospheric production - and the show promises first-ever live performances of tracks from it.
The SOLARIS TOUR is built around an all-new production designed to expand Joji’s world visually as well as sonically. Support comes from Tommy Richman, whose own blend of falsetto soul and experimental pop makes him a well-matched opening act. Doors open at 6:30pm for a 7:00pm start, so arriving on time is worth it. The set pulls from across Joji’s catalogue - his debut Ballads 1 (2018), Nectar (2020), Smithereens (2022), and the new record. Expect the room to be quiet in places where most arena crowds are not. That is part of the experience.
3Arena sits on the North Wall Quay, just east of the city centre, with East Link Bridge on one side and the Liffey on the other. The DART stops at Connolly Station, roughly a ten-minute walk away. Dublin Bus routes serve the area from O’Connell Street. If you are driving from outside Dublin, the venue has on-site car parking, but spaces fill early for large shows, so arriving well before doors is the safer option. The M1, M50, and port tunnel all feed into the north docks area.
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