Musician, podcaster and author Blindboy has announced two new live shows at Vicar Street based on his popular podcast series which has over 40 million listeners.
The Limerick celeb, who recently made an appearance at The Late Late Show with Patrick Kielty and talked about his new book and his autism diagnosis, will be coming to Vicar Street on January 22 and January 23, 2024.
Full price tickets are €33 and are already on sale via Ticketmaster.
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Blindboy's increased notability away from his band Rubberbandits has allowed for him to explore wider avenues, from his popular The Blindboy Podcast which features interviews and coverage of social issues, to a BBC documentary series and a number of best-selling collections of satirical short stories.
The podcaster's recent UK tour sold out and he was nominated for four awards at the Irish podcast awards. Whether it is mental health issues and the stigma that surrounds them, or other current topics like feminism, racism, gun laws and history, Blindboy has it covered.
To get a ticket before it sells out, visit Blindboy's Ticketmaster page.
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