For one night only this St. Patricks weekend, the Guinness Storehouse welcomes globally celebrated iconic Welsh duo Overmono for an electrifying face-to-face (F2F) DJ set.
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On Monday 16th March, the Guinness Storehouse transforms into an intimate, yet immersive setting for Overmono's renowned, high-impact DJ set, with a carefully curated lineup of Ireland's finest emerging and established DJs.
Having played their first ever gig in Limerick, Overmono’s return to Dublin at the Guinness Storehouse marks a significant moment, bringing their globally celebrated sound to the Home of Guinness during one of the country's most vibrant weekends.
This "F2F" set offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness brothers Tom and Ed Russell up close and personal, feeling every beat and every drop, as the dancefloor is carefully positioned around the stage, pulling everyone closer to the music.
On the upcoming show, brothers Tom & Ed Russell said: “We’re looking forward to being back in Dublin. There's an incredible energy performing for an Irish crowd, and to do it at such an iconic place is special.”
Catherine Toolan, Managing Director, Diageo Irish Brand Homes, said: “Having Welsh Duo, Overmono perform at the Guinness Storehouse this St. Patrick’s Weekend is a powerful reflection of our ambition to create bold, memorable cultural moments. Bringing global talent into the heart of Dublin allows us to celebrate Irish creativity in new and exciting ways. Even more meaningful is that a contribution from every ticket sold will go towards the Guinness Dublin 8 Community Fund, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to our local community.”
Local talent will kick off the night at the Home of Guinness with duos Casio and OneCanChanfollowed by Derv and Viki Dos Santos playing F2F ahead of Overmono.
Tickets will go live on Monday 2nd March at 12pm via the following LINK Tickets are priced at €30 and include a pint of Guinness or Guinness 0.0. Limited to two tickets per transaction. Proceeds from the sale of tickets will be donated to the Guinness Dublin 8 Community Fund.
