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The TikTok star Robert Grace will perform in Dolans this Friday
SINGER-songwriter and TikTok star Robert Grace will perform in a Limerick venue this May.
Robert Grace recently released his new single, Nice Guys Finish Last. The track is rising up the airplay charts across Europe.
Known for addressing mental health issues in his music, Robert has gained over 3.2 million TikTok followers and has a reputation for combining serious topics with light-hearted melodies.
Throughout his career, the singer-songwriter has made it his mission to openly address serious issues around mental health with his songs and present them in a surprisingly light way. With the help of his music, he wants to create a safe space for all those who are struggling with similar problems.
Robert had his international breakthrough with the track Fake Fine, that gained over 28 million streams to date, leading it to go platinum in Ireland.
Robert’s biggest track to date is Not OK, which reached over 32m streams.
The artist recently completed sold-out shows in Germany and London and has announced a three-date Irish tour for May and June.
On Friday, May 24 at 8pm, Robert Grace will be performing in Dolans Upstairs.
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