The Workman’s Club is Dublin’s leading live entertainment venue situated at 10 Wellington Quay beside The Clarence; the world famous Rock and Roll hotel, in the heart of Dublin’s Temple Bar district.
The Workman’s Club has a simple mission to provide a space where musicians and independent thinkers can witness their ideas come to life. From down and dirty rock gigs to intimate acoustic performances, comedy nights, book readings, multimedia take overs, themed markets, to diverse indie clubnights, The Workmans Club has become a haven for those who create music and art and those who consume it.
The building has existed on this site for over 160 years and from 1888 to 2003 was the home of the original Workingmens Club. Its personality has been lovingly preserved and complimented with its original features being the focal point on each floor.
- Dale Elliott Jr. Son of an Immigrant World Tour
Dale Elliott Jr. Son of an Immigrant World Tour MCD presents Jamaican born comedian Dale Elliott Jr. with his Son of an Immigrant World Tour including The Workman's Club, Dublin on Sunday 22 June 2025.
- Horsegirl
Horsegirl Irish debut of the much loved Chicago trio happening on Tuesday 24 June following the release of their forthcoming Cate Le Bon produced second album, Phonetics On and On.
- Dream Boy
Dream Boy Dublin-based shoegaze quartet DREAM BOY are a female dominated group drawing inspiration from an array of bands, including Men I Trust, NewDad, Slowdive, and My Bloody Valentine.
- Maanu
Maanu Maanu is a mesmerizing artist who has captivated the Pakistani music scene with his unique blend of pop, love songs, rap, and hip-hop.
- Crown The King - Final Show
Crown The King - Final Show Crown The King play their final show after five years of high-energy pop punk. One last chance to scream it all back at The Workman's Club, Dublin on Saturday 28 June 2025.
