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Fans heading to Malahide Castle for Michael Bublé’s show on Saturday should know a few practical details before they go — from travel options and entry rules to what you can bring and who’s warming up the crowd. Below are the essentials to help the evening run smoothly.
Getting there
Several Dublin stations provide direct rail routes to the venue, including Connolly, Tara Street, Pearse and Grand Canal Dock. Local bus services such as the H2 and 42, plus route 102 from the airport, also stop nearby.
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Private shuttle operators run services from outside the city; providers named for this event include JJ Kavanagh’s, Irish Concert Travel and Marathon Coaches, among others.
Gates and entry
Gates open at 4 pm. Attendees can enter through Hogan’s Gate, the Yellow Wall Gate or the Back Road Gate. Organisers have announced that early queuing will not be permitted on the day.
Support act
The special guest for the night is 1990s singer Gabrielle. She is known for hits such as “Dreams” and “Out of Reach”, the latter featured on the Bridget Jones’s Diary soundtrack.
What to expect from the set
Because the Malahide show is the first stop on Bublé’s European tour, there is no confirmed Dublin setlist yet. Shows on his 2026 tour have typically included the following sequence of songs:
- Feeling Good
- Haven’t Met You Yet
- LOVE
- Such A Night
- Sway
- When You’re Smiling
- Fly Me To The Moon / You’re Nobody Until Somebody Loves You / Just A Gigolo
- Home
- Everything
- Me and Mrs Jones
- Quando, Quando, Quando
- Fever
- It’s A Beautiful Day
- Cry Me A River
- Always On My Mind
What you can bring
Folding camping chairs are permitted for the performance, but they are not allowed inside the Gold Circle area; terms and conditions apply. Sealed plastic bottles of water or soft drinks up to 500ml are allowed, and empty reusable bottles may be filled at free water points around the venue.
What’s prohibited
Organisers advise that bags larger than A4 may be refused entry. Also banned are signs or flags with poles, umbrellas, glass or cans, disposable vapes and professional recording equipment. Patrons carrying prohibited items risk being turned away.
Tickets
General admission tickets remain available via Ticketmaster at the time of publication.
