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Blue Denim will take to the stage in Toales tonight
Dundalk music mainstay Paul Carolan returns to the spotlight tonight, Friday, 1st August, as he and his band Blue Denim bring their signature Rolls Royce Groove to Toales Live Venue for a night of soulful, cinematic sounds.
Blending Soul, Latin, and Country influences with the swagger of a Tarantino soundtrack, Blue Denim has carved out a sound that’s both timeless and thrilling. Fronted by Paul Carolan—well-regarded as one of Dundalk’s most seasoned performers—the band has become a standout live act, celebrated for their rich musicianship and charismatic presence.
Support on the night comes from the unique Dundalk singer/songwriter Oceans Myth and Dublin-based newcomers The Wildfire Hysteria who are known for their explosive live energy, a punchy mix of big beats, searing guitar riffs, thunderous basslines and vocals brimming with emotion and urgency.
Tickets are €10 on Eventbrite and €12 on the night.
Doors open at 8pm. This promises to be a standout night for local live music lovers.
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