10 live events and films for June: David Byrne, CMAT, Toy Story, and more...

There's a bumper month of movies and gigs ahead. Here are some of the highlights 
10 live events and films for June: David Byrne, CMAT, Toy Story, and more...

Events in June.

David Byrne, St Anne’s Park, Dublin, June 7

David Byrne returns to Dublin after delivering one of the year’s standout shows at the 3Arena just months ago. Those who missed out won’t make the same mistake twice, while British star Arlo Parks provides support.

Disclosure Day, cinemas, June 10

Steven Spielberg returns with his first film since The Fabelmans, shifting from the personal back to what he does best. Starring Josh O’Connor alongside Colin Firth, Colman Domingo, Eve Hewson, and Emily Blunt, what if we discovered we’re not alone? An alien invasion sci-fi thriller awaits.

Beyond the Pale, Glendalough Estate, Co Wicklow, June 12-14

The fifth edition of Beyond the Pale is headlined by Caribou, Primal Scream, Soulwax, and Father John Misty, while rising star Dove Ellis also plays his only Irish festival show of summer. Like a mini Electric Picnic, there’s also art, food, and wellbeing; a boutique festival with big ambition.

Toy Story 5, cinemas, June 19 

Tim Allen and Tom Hanks return as Woody and Buzz, joined by a stellar cast including Greta Lee, Joan Cusack, and Conan O’Brien. Disney and Pixar’s latest instalment sees the beloved toys face a new challenge in a world where “Toy meets Tech” and playtime itself comes under threat.

CMAT, Musgrave Park, Saturday, June 20

It’s been less than a year since the release of her all-conquering third album Euro-Country, but Dunboyne Diana CMAT shows no signs of letting up. Her show at Musgrave Park in Cork features support from the sprawling all-female trad act Biird. Other acts playing the venue include: Kingfishr (June 11-12), Kodaline (June 19), Alanis Morrisette (June 24), The Lumineers (June 25), and Amble (June 26).

Zach Bryan, Páirc Uí Chaoimh, June 20-21

Zach Bryan. Photo: Gareth Chaney
Zach Bryan. Photo: Gareth Chaney

The biggest show on Leeside this summer brings one of modern country’s most compelling voices to Páirc Uí Chaoimh as Zach Bryan takes

the stage. Sixth album With Heaven on Top, released at the start of the year, shot straight to the top of the US charts.

Jimmy Crowley Benefit Gig, Cork City Hall, June 24

 The Cork music legend has been battered by illhealth in recent times, but it has been heart-warming to see the city’s music community rally behind him. This concert will feature a host of singers and musicians from Leeside's folk scene. 

Paul Weller, Live at the Marquee, June 26

Paul Weller. Photo: Ian Gavan/Getty Images
Paul Weller. Photo: Ian Gavan/Getty Images

From The Jam to The Style Council and an expansive solo career, the Modfather has built an enduring legacy spanning nearly 30 studio albums. The Marquee series kicks off on June 10 - David Gray, Two Door Cinema Club, and Christy Moore are just a taster of the acts playing this month.

Florence + the Machine, Thomond Park, Limerick, June 27 

One of the defining voices of a generation, Florence Welch comes to town following the release of sixth album Everybody Scream last year. Hotly tipped English singer-songwriter Rachel Chinouriri is on support.

Soak, Prim’s Bookshop, Kinsale, June 30 

Choice Prize winner and Fred again.. collaborator SOAK aka Bridie Monds-Watson brings their tour of intimate venues to West Cork, beginning in Prim’s Bookshop, Kinsale. Expect to hear lots of new material.

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