Young Dubliners

The Young Dubliners are an Irish-American rock band that formed in Santa Monica, California, in 1988. With lead singer and rhythm guitarist Keith Roberts as the sole constant member, the band has evolved over the years, currently featuring violinist Chas Waltz, drummer David Ingraham, guitarist Justin Pecot, and bassist Ethan Jones. Their music blends original rock compositions with traditional Irish folk songs, creating a sound that mixes Celtic rock, folk rock, and hard rock. Influenced by bands like Thin Lizzy, The Pogues, and U2, they’ve carved out a distinctive niche that defies easy categorization. Notable albums include "Erin's Green" (1996) and "Real World" (2010), showcasing their energetic style and engaging live performances.

Playing at Bottom of the Hill, a legendary indie rock venue with a capacity of just 300, will enhance the Young Dubliners' dynamic sound. The intimate setting allows for a close connection between the band and the audience, creating an electrifying atmosphere that perfectly suits their lively mix of rock and Irish folk.