Cast have announced two Irish gigs as part of their upcoming 30 Years of All Change tour.

The britpop band will perform at Dublin's 3Olympia on October 29, followed by a show at the Telegraph Building in Belfast on October 30.

The tour celebrates the 30th anniversary of Cast's debut album, All Change, which will be performed in full at each concert. Starting in Dublin, the tour features 15 dates in the UK and Ireland, ending in Liverpool's Olympia on December 5.

Manchester's 5-piece shoegaze band Pastel will support Cast on the tour, following the release of their first LP, Souls In Motion, in January.

We are delighted to celebrate 30 years of All Change with you this year, with shows across the UK and Ireland! Tickets go on general this Friday at 10am from https://t.co/Xy63y9S7YC

Pre-sale tickets will available at 10am on Wednesday 👉 https://t.co/JbtyDUMRlX pic.twitter.com/ynIM3VsIif

— Cast (@castofficial) March 10, 2025

In October last year, Cast were announced as a supporting artist for the UK and Ireland portion of Oasis' 2025 reunion tour, alongside singer-songwriter and former frontman of The Verve, Richard Ashcroft.

Cast launched their seventh studio album, Love Is the Call, in February last year. The record reached the band's highest UK chart position in 25 years, at number 22.

Founded by John Power and Peter Wilkinson in 1992, Cast's current members include Power, Liam 'Skin' Tyson and Keith O'Neill.

Tickets go on sale this Friday at 10:00am; Full tour dates and ticket information can be found here.