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music · Wednesday 24 June 2026 · 7:00pm 
Robyn
At 3Arena · East Link Bridge, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin
At 3Arena · East Link Bridge, Dublin 1, Co. Dublin
Robyn’s return to Dublin is one of the more anticipated arena nights of 2026. The Swedish pop artist - who built her reputation on danceable, emotionally direct records through the 2000s and 2010s - is back on the road for the first time since 2019, touring on the back of her album Sexistential. If you were at one of her previous Irish shows and have been waiting for another chance, this is it. The night suits anyone who loves pop with substance: the kind of show where the dancing is serious and the lyrics hit harder than expected.
This is The Sexistential Tour, Robyn’s first major arena run in seven years. The album it supports reunites her with producer Klas Åhlund and also marks her first co-writes with Max Martin since 2010 - so the new material arrives with serious credentials. Support comes from Danish R&B artist Erika de Casier, who makes for a well-matched opener.
3Arena is a standing show for this date, with a capacity of around 13,000. Robyn’s live sets lean hard into the electronics, expect strong production and a setlist that balances the new record against the catalogue. Doors open at 6:30pm and the show begins at 7:00pm.
The venue operates a cashless policy - cards only, no cash accepted. Bag sizes are restricted to 40cm x 40cm x 20cm, so leave the big rucksack at home. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult, and the standing floor is restricted to ages 14 and over.
3Arena sits at the East Link Bridge on North Wall Quay in Dublin 1, on the south edge of the Docklands. The Luas Red Line is the most straightforward option: The Point stop is right beside the venue, and it is a short ride from Jervis, Abbey Street, or Connolly. Dublin Bus also serves the area well, with multiple routes along the quays.
If you are driving in from outside Dublin, the M50 and port tunnel both feed into the Docklands, but parking fills quickly on concert nights. The NCP car parks on North Wall Quay and Mayor Street are the closest options - book ahead if possible. Taxis and ride-shares drop off on North Wall Quay directly; the rank gets busy after shows, so factor in some waiting time.
The Docklands are worth a look in their own right - the convention centre, the Samuel Beckett Bridge, and the reinvented waterfront make it a different side of the city from the old Georgian streets. A short walk or Luas hop puts you in the middle of the city centre, with plenty of options before or after the show. There is more to see in Dublin and across Co. Dublin.
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