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Galway’s own Amos Moses will take the stage at Monroe’s Live next Friday, October 18, for a night of high-energy rock with a fresh twist.

Classic rock and Irish folk music will blare in Monroe’s this weekend with The Roadhouse Doors and legendary folk musician Daoirí Farrell taking to the stage at the Dominick Street venue.

Kicking off the weekend tomorrow is Cork-based tribute band A Foo Good Men. They will bring the legendary sounds of the Foo Fighters to Galway’s west end. This five-piece will unleash back-to-back hits like ‘The Pretender,’ ‘Best of You,’ ‘Everlong,’ ‘Learn to Fly,’ ‘All My Life,’ and ‘Times Like These.’

Edinburgh’s disco trio High Fade, known for their razor-sharp funk sounds, will return to Monroe’s Live on Friday, October 4.

Join journalist, author, and punk rock musician John Robb for a spoken word show at Monroe’s Live on Tuesday, September 17, at 8pm.

On Friday night, kick off the weekend at Tigh He-He Comedy Club, which features viral star Simon Hennessy. He is supported by John Kelly and host Jessica Collins.

Journalist, author and punk rock musician, John Robb, will unveil his deep dive into the dark culture of Goth for a unique evening set the intimate surrounds of the Monroe’s Live Backstage venue.

Hailing from Galway City, Ol’ Times is a classic rock outfit that’s on a mission to bring rock n roll back to the forefront of music. The band draws inspiration from legendary acts like Led Zeppelin, The Doors, and The Rolling Stones while putting their own spin on the genre to create a sound that’s fresh and exciting.

Paddy’s Day festivities in the Róisín Dubh will be carried by Galway rockers Ol’ Times and their special guests from the moment doors open at 4pm until the very early hours.

Hotel67 - a new, unique boutique style hotel located within the grounds of the iconic Gleneagle Hotel recently opened its doors.