Teenage Dads have announced headline shows at Belfast's Voodoo on September 2, 2025, and at The Grand Social in Dublin on September 3.

The concerts will be part of the Australian four-piece's Majordomo Tour 2025 in the UK and Europe, which supports their 2024 album MAJORDOMO.

Liverpool band Permanent (Joy) will feature as special guests on both dates.

News of the tour was announced by the Aussie quartet on social media. "It’s MAJORDOMO time for the UK and Europe," they wrote in an Instagram post.

 

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The Majordomo Tour 2025 follows Teenage Dads' Live In Twenty Five tour, which is currently underway. After a UK/Europe tour leg supporting British indie-pop five-piece KAWALA, the Australian band is now immersed in the US leg, set to wrap up in early May.

Known for their upbeat indie rock, Teenage Dads formed in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria in 2015. The band consists of Jordan Finlay, Connor McLaughlin, Vincent Kinna and Angus Christie.

They released their debut album Potpourri Lake in 2018, followed by 2021's Club Echo. In 2023, the band won the Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist at the ARIA Awards for their EP Midnight Driving released that same year.

Tickets for Teenage Dads' upcoming Dublin show go on sale on Friday, April 11, at 10:00am, starting from €17.45. For more information, click here.