Following a feature in The Irish Independent and radio interviews on Newstalk and Q102, Dublin Songwriting Circle are to host their 5th and potentially their biggest songwriting feedback and networking event of the year on May 29th in The Black Sheep on Dublin’s Capel Street. The event, inspired by the successful Camden Songwriting Circle in London, looks to create a safe space for Dublin songwriters to present their works in progress and receive supportive and constructive feedback from the audience. Attendees will then be given the opportunity to network with other songwriters and creatives, where they can share advice and discuss whatever they may be struggling with when it comes to their songwriting. Collaboration conversations are also very encouraged.
Talking about the 5th event of the 2025, Dublin Songwriting Circle Co-Founder and Singer Songwriter, Luke Clerkin said ‘Given the sudden surge in media attention, we are set to have what could potentially be our biggest songwriting feedback and networking event yet on May 29th! The spotlight that has been shone on our little community has been amazing, and we hope that it will show what a wonderful safe space we’ve created at our events, and we hope that it will encourage more and more people to take part. We’re very excited to see where things go from here!’
Information:
Dublin Songwriting Circle’s 5th songwriting feedback and networking event will take place at 8 pm on May 29th downstairs in The Black Sheep on Capel Street.
Sign up for the event is at 7.30 pm, with 15 places only, first come, first served.
You can find more information on Instagram here.
Dublin Songwriting Circle is a community of songwriters founded by Dublin based songwriter’s Luke Clerkin, All Things Eve and Navya. Their aim is to provide a safe space for songwriters to share their songs and connect with other like minded souls.