
Whatās On in Dublin: July 2026 | A Guide for International Students
Get ready for Dublinās liveliest (and hottest) month!
Evie Lucas
Itās festival season, which means itās the perfect time to discover new music while improving your English.
Music is one of the best and easiest ways to develop your listening skills outside of the classroom. Hereās why:
Memorable: Rhythm and rhyme can help new vocabulary stick.
Low-pressure: Itās easy to learn while commuting, exercising, or just relaxing.
Fun: Finding new artists you love makes language learning more enjoyable.
Better pronunciation: Listening to English improves your accent and pronunciation.
Real language: Music often includes slang and everyday phrases you donāt usually hear in class.
With Glastonbury on its bi-yearly break, weāre looking beyond the mainstage and delving into some of the UKās most exciting artists to add to your listening practice this month, from modern classics to rising stars šŖš¶
The Last Dinner Party burst onto the indie scene with theatrical performances and bold sound. Check out their breakout hit, āNothing Mattersā, for the best introduction.
Formed on the Isle of Wight, Wet Leg became an international sensation thanks to their mix of witty lyrics and infectious indie-rock vibes.
A poster child for the TikTok success story, Myles Smith went from uploading clips online to supporting Ed Sheeran and selling out venues around the world with his folk-pop hits.
Known for her raw lyrics and indie pop-sound, Rachel Chinouriri is a unique artist who showcases deeply personal storytelling on everything from relationships to identity and growing up.
This is one for the electronic music fans. If you havenāt heard of Fred again..., where have you been? Known for turning everyday voice clips into EDM anthems, heās become a festival favourite. Listen out for a variety of British accents in his music.
After years of writing hits for other artists, RAYE stepped into the spotlight with powerful vocals, jazzy influences, and honest lyrics. Her record-breaking success at the BRIT Awards has cemented her status as one of Britainās most exciting artists.
With her distinctive voice and fearless songwriting, Lola Young quickly rose to the top of the UK charts with āMessyā. If you ever feel like you donāt quite have your life together, this is your anthem.
Drawing inspiration from working-class life in Northeast England, Sam Fender has become one of Britainās biggest indie-rock artists. His guitar anthems combine memorable hooks with social commentary.
Lily Allen helped define British pop in the 2000s with her sharp wit and unmistakable London accent, and sheās making an even bolder comeback with her breakup album, West End Girl.
This is one for the metal fans. Sleep Token are a unique band blending metal, rock, pop, and R&B. Their image is as mysterious as their sound, with members performing anonymously in masks and cloaks.
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Get ready for Dublinās liveliest (and hottest) month!

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