Other Voices Dingle 2022

Event date
December 2, 2022
-
December 4, 2022
Location
Dingle

Event Details

Other Voices 2022 | Live + Online | 2 - 4 December 2022

The full line up is here!

This December we're coming home to Dingle to celebrate our 21st birthday live & online.

Across the weekend we'll have songs from the head & heart in the Church, the IMRO Other Room and along the Dingle

We'll be bringing you an incredible weekend of songs for the head & the heart from across the Dingle Peninsula.

Keep scrolling for the first wave of acts joining us at The Church and along the Dingle Gin Music Trail this December with many, many more to be announced!

Tickets for the Dingle Gin Music Trail are on now SOLD OUT

**Please note you will need a Dingle Gin Music Trail wristband to attend any Other Voices events taking place across the weekend. Church tickets are not for sale and will only be available through competitions in the coming weeks**

We're dreaming up something really special for this one and counting down the days until we see you all again in West Kerry but if you can't be with us in person we'll be streaming all the action from St James Church across YouTube and our socials.

See you in Dingle!

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The Church of St James & IMRO Other Room (Livestreams)

We are thrilled to share the full line up for this year's headline performances in The Church of St James.

7PM Friday feat Inhaler, John Francis Flynn, Gemma Dunleavy & Pauline Scanlon

7PM Saturday feat Paolo Nutini, Loyle Carner, Sorcha Richardson & more

7PM Sunday feat SPRINTS, Cormac Begley, Pa Sheehy, SELLÓ, Just Mustard, Celaviedmai & The Big Moon

Livestreaming & Tickets

All Church performances will be streamed live to world via the Other Voices YouTube. As a reminder you cannot buy tickets for The Church performances. These will only be available via competitions. Follow us on socials for the latest news and stay tuned for many more acts to be announced in the coming weeks.

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The Dingle Gin Music Trail (SOLD OUT)

After three long years we're over the moon to announce the return of the Dingle Gin Music Trail to West Kerry from 2 - 4 December 💜 Tickets are now SOLD OUT.

We can’t wait to fill Dingle's beloved bars, backrooms & basements with three days and nights of blistering live sets from some of Ireland's most exciting voices. Check out the amazing line up below with a couple more surprises to be announced!

Weekend wristbands will give you access to every show* along the Music Trail including some special gigs in An Diséart and the iconic Hillgrove Hotel. This year you'll have more chances than ever to see your favourite bands live with most acts playing twice, giving you 80+ live sets to catch at 16 venues across the weekend!

*As always shows will be available on a first come, first served basis so make sure you get down early!

Thanks to the amazing crew at Dingle Gin!

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Ireland’s Edge - The Good Life / Slí Bheatha

Just announced: Pulitzer-nominated journalist Carole Cadwalladr

Other Voices' ideas strand Ireland's Edge also returns to Dingle this December to present Ireland’s Edge - The Good Life / Slí Bheatha taking place in the Dingle Skellig Hotel from 2 - 3 December.

Ireland's Edge - the ideas and discussion strand of Other Voices returns home to Dingle this December as part of #OV21.

Taking place from 2 - 3 December, this year’s line up of leading speakers, artists and thinkers will explore the theme of 'The Good Life / Slí Bheatha' through a series of inspiring and thought-provoking discussions and performances

This special strand of Other Voices provides a unique space during the weekend’s festivities for curious minds to connect, share ideas and explore new perspectives.

‘The Good Life / Slí Bheatha’ informs an action and activist-oriented discussion across a wide range of topics and issues. These timely and thought-provoking conversations will explore how change has been and is being wrought in society, politics, the economy, culture, technology and the environment through collective and individual action.

Line Up: John Kamphner, Author, Broadcaster, Commentator, Executive Director, UK in the World project, Chatham House // Sally Hayden, Journalist and Writer, Winner of the 2022 Orwell Prize for Political Writing // Séamas O'Reilly, Journalist and Writer // Aoife Moore, Journalist, Political Correspondent, The Sunday Times // Frankie Fenton, Writer, Director // Kathryn Kennedy, Kennedy Films // Iida Ruishalme, Biologist // Leo Clancy, CEO, Enterprise Ireland // Cúán Greene, Chef; Writer of The Ómós Digest // Edwina Guckian, Dancer; Artistic Director of Leitrim Dance Project // Aideen Barry, Artist // Jake Harper, CEO + CoFounder, SOOT // Chorca Dhuibhne Imbhuanaithe, Creative Climate Action // Shon Faye, Writer // Cormac Begley, world renowned concertina player // Larysa Samosonok, Director, Interaction // The Mystery Big Time Band /// Carole Cadwalladr, Pulitzer-nominated journalist

Full details on Ireland's Edge here

Please note, entry to Ireland's Edge is not included in a Dingle Gin Music Trail wristband, but there are some early bird tickets still available for the IE happenings.

Now in its eighth year Ireland’s Edge is supported by leading partners Intel Ireland and further supported by Jones Engineering and Kerry County Council.

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BANTER at Other Voices

On Saturday and Sunday afternoon Jim Carroll will be having the chats with some of Ireland's sharpest minds to find out what makes them tick ⚡️

BANTER line up: Nóirín Hegarty Ireland Editor of the Sunday Times, Rory Hearne author of Gaffs, Assistant Professor of Social Policy at Maynooth University, Sorcha Richardson, singer-songwriter & Eve Hewson actor, Colm Bairéad, director of The Quiet Girl (An Cailín Ciúin), Sally Hayden author of the award-winning My Fourth Time, We Drowned: Seeking Refuge on the World's Deadliest Migration Route, Edwina Guckian traditional dancer, choreographer and cultural producer, Louise McSharry writer, broadcaster and host of the Catch Up podcast with Louise McSharry and Ruadhán Mac Cormaic, Irish Times Editor.

The Banter soundtrack has also been announced with acoustic performances coming from Caoi De Barra, Nicole Dhubhshláine & Kyle Macaulay, Niamh Regan & Sorcha Richardson across the weekend 💜

Full details on Banter here.

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Cogar

Other Voices' Irish language strand Cogar also returns to Dingle this year with a A micro-festival for the senses celebrating the arts and our native tongue.

Across the weekend there will be art, performances and live music from Roisín Ní Chionnfhaolaidh, Aisling Wharton, Siobhán de Paor, Cáit Ní Riain, Donal McConnon, Julie Flavin, Rob Ireson, Seán Ó Treasaigh, Morley Hill, Jenny Prahin, Caroline Keane and Tom Delaney, Vúdú & Segotia and more!

Full details on Cogar here.

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Volunteer at OV

If you're near Dingle in early December, we're on the lookout for some amazing people to join the OV volunteer crew this year! You can apply to be on the team here.

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PS. We will once again be joining forces with the amazing team at the Home Of Guinness for a special night of songs and stories live from the Guinness Storehouse this December - watch this space for full details in the coming weeks 🖤

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