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The band have gained over 12 million Spotify streams in the last two years
KINGFISHR have announced that they will perform in Limerick as part of next summer’s Live at the Docklands.
The Limerick-based 3-piece have racked up over 12 million streams on Spotify in just two short years.
They were included in Spotify’s Fresh Finds UK & IE: Class of 2023 and began 2024 as Spotify RADAR: First Listen UK & IE Artists.
2023 saw sold out debut tours for the band across the UK and Ireland, as well as a host of supporting gigs with major artists, such as Dermot Kennedy and George Ezra.
Some of the band’s notable festival performances include BST Hyde Park, Latitude, All Points East and Electric Picnic.
The band will be taking to the Docklands stage on Friday, August 22, 2025.
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Speaking at the launch, Mick Dolan said that he is “delighted to welcome KingFishr back to the Docklands after they were the first band to perform at the festival post Covid, supporting Hermitage Green”.
“From there it’s been an amazing rise and what a hometown show to celebrate that success,” he continued, adding: “This is the third show announced for the series with Picture this already selling out their first night and adding a second”.
He also told concertgoers to “expect more announcements”.
Tickets go on sale this Friday, November 1 at 10am from Dolans.ie and Ticketmaster.ie.
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