Band Tours to Dublin, Ireland | Concert Tours from Rayburn Tours

The Guinness Storehouse

This is a concert venue with added craic! Where else would you have the chance to perform at one of the city’s most famous landmarks and enjoy a free pint of the local brew at the same time?

Howth

This beautiful seaside town, about 30 minutes from Dublin, offers a great alternative concert venue. Bands can perform on the promenade to a welcoming audience and are also invited to have lunch at the local public house!

St Stephen’s Green Park

In the heart of Dublin, St Stephen’s Park is a green haven loved by locals and tourists alike in the summer. The excellent open-air bandstand hosts a series of concerts throughout the summer months and on a sunny day, you’re guaranteed a great audience.

Phoenix Park

In one of Europe’s largest city parks, it’s possible to perform at the bandstand close to the Zoological Gardens with large numbers of visitors to entertain, especially during the popular summer months.

All of our tours are bespoke, therefore the itinerary below is simply an example; the duration, concert venues, leisure excursions and accommodation centre used will be selected to match the requirements of your group. Please contact us to discuss your bespoke itinerary.

The Guinness Storehouse

Even if you don’t perform at the Guinness Storehouse, don’t miss a visit for your own enjoyment!

Trinity College and the Book of Kells

If a trip with historic significance appeals then a visit to Trinity College and the Book of Kells will prove an enlightening and educating experience for all involved.

Glendalough

Escape the city to discover some of Ireland’s fantastic scenery and fascinating history. This early Christian monastic site is one of Ireland’s most popular visitor attractions, set in a beautiful valley showcasing its famous remains.

Dublin Castle

A tour of Dublin Castle is a must. There are guided tours of the State Apartments, the Undercroft and the Chapel Royal. The State Apartments are the venue for presidential inaugurations in Ireland. The Undercroft is where you can see Viking remains and the Old City walls.

The Ballsbridge Hotel

We’re delighted to be able to offer the Ballsbridge Hotel, in the stylish Ballsbridge suburb of Dublin. With a classic feel and décor, this hotel offers comfortable rooms and traditional Irish pub on the premises. With the major tourist attractions within walking distance, the traditional Irish hospitality and some of the best value for money in town, you’re sure to enjoy your stay here.