• Culture
  • 27 Sep 19
Nighthawks at the Cobalt returns next weekend
Nighthawks at the Cobalt returns next weekend
Brenna Ransden
Brenna Ransden

A night full of some of the greatest acts in Dublin!

Nighthawks returns to the Cobalt in just over a week – on Saturday, October 5th – and there are only 15 tickets left! The night will be a mixture of top quality music, comedy, and performance poetry at the Cobalt Cafe and Gallery in Dublin city centre.

The line-up for October 5th includes:

Music
Vyvienne Long
Melanie Horsnell
EllyD

Comedy
Gerry McBride
Davey Reilly

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Spoken Word
Eoin Rogers
Lorna Quinn

Tickets cost €15 and can be purchased here.

Dublin is alive and kickin’. Go out and see it for yourself!

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