Music at The Dubliner
Irish Music Session
Weekly trad session at the Dubliner.
Gus the Bard
A displaced hero from another world, enthralling audiences with his spirited mix of traditional and modern Irish Folk Music.
Too Broke Blokes
An Irish and bluegrass inspired folk rock band, formed by lifelong musicians who accidentally met at the Minnesota Renaissance Faire.
Alexander Craig (Crankshaft)
Alex inspires dance with thoughtful lyrics and down home energy.
Tom Dahill and Ginny Johnson
Bringing alive the soul of Ireland with tunes learned from the old masters, they delight audiences with passionate reels and playful songs.
Irish Céilí Dancing
Join in the fun with an Irish céilí dancing session, every Wednesday with Paul McCluskey.
Jeff Ray
Authentic high energy roots and blues. Acoustic resonator slide-guitar suggests Muddy Waters and pre-war blues.
Broken Heartland String Band
American in its roots, with anchors in blues, old-time, bluegrass, and honky-tonk.
Irish Music Session
Weekly trad session at the Dubliner.
Purgatory Creek
Irish and American Roots music. 871 miles to Nashville, 3702 miles to Belfast, 50 below zero with the windchill.
The Serfs
Up-tempo Irish Rock in the style of The Pogues and Dropkick Murphys. Playing covers, originals and their own takes on Irish folk and pub songs.
Cooker John & Friends
Original and Traditional Fingerstyle/Slide Folk and blues guitar.
The Gamer's Lair
The Dubliner Pub’s latest addition ‘The Gamer’s Lair’ was opened June 10th 2020 – offering Pool, Pinball, Darts, Foosball, Retro arcade machines, Golden Tee, and a Juke Box. Situated in our old café space that was tastefully remodeled by our commander-in-chief, Tom; we wanted to maximize the space available and breathe new life into our business. Whether you are an old hand at games or just like the challenge of something new, we feel there is something to offer everyone. Ultimately, it’s just another way for our extended family to relax, bond and share the craic… Please note that the games room will close one hour before the pub. Read more...
