Imelda May 

Live at the O2 Dublin 16th + 17th December 2011

Stay at the Grafton Capital Hotel near the O2 Dublin

Tickets on sale now

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"A whipcracker of a voice ... Songs describing rumpuses, stalkers and sexual predators are delivered with oodles of energy....dangerously rocking." - The Guardian ****

Imelda May is a hometown hero. She is the subject of perhaps the most appealing, rewarding musical success story in Ireland in many years. She reminds us that it's still possible to have an idea and run with it without compromising its vision. And this is very much her vision, her style, her songs, her unique world. She is inspired by the ghosts of Elvis Presley, Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent, the twang of Elmore James, the pathos of Billie Holiday, the swagger of Wanda Jackson. But she is very much her own woman, a walking melting pot of style and attitude. She is a Liberties girl whose self-belief and self-penned songs have taken her to international stardom and this concert will be her biggest yet, a celebration of everything she has achieved with the albums Love Tattoo and Mayhem over the last three years.


"For all her retro appeal, May is a thoroughly modern woman in control of her own art. Mayhem is self-written and self-produced, the lyrical wit of the songs and a subtle variance in musical shading maintaining momentum and variety...the new queen of the oldest rock 'n' roll game in town." - The Telegraph

"An imperious, take-no-prisoners personality who can certainly electrify a tune with the tigerish yelps and whoops that run deep into the marrow of the blues." - Kevin Le Gendre, BBC Music

"Imelda May's time to shine has come, as she delivers a sophomore album that oozes musical brilliance...one of the strongest and most eclectic albums of the year." - Clash

"Can Imelda conquer the world? There's no May about it." - News Of The World