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Maroon 5 are back in Dublin after nearly ten years away, with a headline show at Malahide Castle on Tuesday, June 30. The open‑air concert features British singer Jess Glynne and pop duo Voilà as support, and organisers have confirmed a late‑afternoon opening time.
Timing
The venue gates will open at 5pm, with the main show scheduled to start at 6pm. Attendees should allow time for entry screening and movement across the grounds.
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Tickets
Specific ticketing information is not included here. Fans should consult the venue or the event’s official outlets for availability, pricing and any last‑minute notices.
Support acts
Maroon 5 will be joined on stage by Jess Glynne and the pop duo Voilà. Both are billed to perform before the headliners, offering a mixed pop programme ahead of the main set.
Likely set list
No official set list for the Dublin date has been released. The band’s recent performance in Puerto Rico gives a likely indication of what to expect; the following songs were played there:
- Harder to Breathe
- Lucky Strike
- This Love
- Stereo Hearts (Gym Class Heroes cover)
- Animals
- One More Night
- Misery
- Sunday Morning
- Heavy (PJ Morton song)
- Won’t Go Home Without You
- Memories
- She Will Be Loved
- Maps
- Love Somebody
- Don’t Wanna Know
- What Lovers Do
- Makes Me Wonder
- Girls Like You
- Moves Like Jagger
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Getting there
Public transport is a practical option. Trains to the area run from Connolly, Tara Street, Pearse and Grand Canal Dock stations, among others.
Bus routes serving the venue include the H2 and 42, with route 102 connecting from the airport. Several coach operators — such as Irish Concert Travel, JJ Kavanagh’s and Marathon Coaches — are listed as running shuttle services from outside Dublin.
What can I bring?
Small sealed plastic bottles of water or soft drinks (up to 500ml) are permitted. Empty reusable bottles are accepted, and there are multiple free drinking water points around the site.
What’s not allowed?
Attendees should note the venue’s restrictions: bags larger than A4 may be refused entry, and items such as signs or flags with flagpoles, umbrellas, glass or cans, disposable vapes and professional recording equipment are prohibited.
Weather
Met Éireann’s forecast for the day indicates sunshine with some light, scattered rain and a high near 19°C. Concertgoers may want to bring a light waterproof layer just in case.
