Oh Wonder will play a special stripped-back show in Dublin on 4 November 2025 to mark ten years since their debut album. The concert, titled ‘Songs At The Piano’, offers an intimate experience of their signature blend of indie, R&B and electronica. The duo’s heartfelt music and connection with fans make this one-night event uniquely memorable.
Summary: Key Points
- Oh Wonder bring their acoustic show ‘Songs At The Piano’ to Olympia Theatre in Dublin on 4 November 2025 for a one-night-only experience.
- This show marks the 10th anniversary of their debut album, revisiting fan favourites in a stripped-back, raw format.
- Tickets go on sale 6 June 2025 and are expected to sell quickly due to high demand and the venue’s historic, intimate setting.
Oh Wonder bring 'Songs At The Piano' to Dublin this autumn
Mark your calendars for 4 November 2025 because Oh Wonder are returning to Dublin with a very special show at the Olympia Theatre. The London-based alt-pop duo will be celebrating the 10-year anniversary of their debut album with their stripped-back live experience, ‘Songs At The Piano’.
This show promises a more intimate take on a catalogue that has resonated worldwide, from coffee shop playlists to sold-out festival stages. Ten years ago, Oh Wonder dropped their self-titled debut album by releasing a song a month, an approach that was as unconventional as their delicate blend of indie, R&B and electronica. That slow-build strategy won them a global audience before anyone could spell algorithm.
I last saw Oh Wonder in Manchester back in 2017. The melodies were soft but the crowd was loud—every lyric sung back, every note landing with meaning. It felt more like a conversation than a concert. You do not get that kind of connection often.
Comprised of Josephine Vander Gucht and Anthony West, the duo have turned their real-life relationship into something of a creative blueprint. Their music is both personal and universal, often touching on themes of love, heartbreak and resilience. Tracks like “Drive,” “Technicolour Beat” and “Without You” still hold up as slow-burning pop gems ten years on.
Known for turning vulnerability into a hook, Oh Wonder have built a unique space for themselves in the pop world. Their shift into more acoustic territory for this tour brings fans closer to their core sound, placing the stories front and center. Think less pyrotechnics, more goosebumps.
For those less familiar with the band’s journey or curious to dive deeper, Rolling Stone once highlighted their influence on the DIY artist model (https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/oh-wonder-interview-1047442/) and NME praised their refreshing honesty on stage (https://www.nme.com/reviews/live/oh-wonder-live-review-2019-2559631).
As they gear up to perform live in Dublin once again, the pair will revisit the tracks that made them a breakout act in 2015—songs that still feel freshly cut from the heart, now replayed with the maturity of a decade-long career.
With the duo’s storytelling set to the intimate backdrop of the piano, this concert presents a rare chance to hear the songs exactly as they were written—raw, stripped back, and honest.
Next, we will take a closer look at Olympia Theatre, the historic venue ready to host this sonic homecoming, and why tickets for this one-night event are expected to go fast.
Event Information
- Artist: Oh Wonder
- City: Dublin
- Venue: Olympia Theatre
- Event date: 4 November 2025
- Ticket sales opening: 06/06/2025
Categories and ticket prices
The pricing and categories of seats will be provided shortly.
