Journey Information
Events Date : 21st November 2025
Location : N Wall Quay, North Dock, Dublin 1
Venue : 3Arena
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Bus to Bad Omens – 3Arena – 21st November 2025
Bad Omens brings their genre-defying energy to the iconic 3Arena, Dublin on 21st November 2025 for what promises to be one of the most intense rock shows of the year. Known for their explosive live performances, Bad Omens will deliver a fierce set featuring fan favourites like “Just Pretend,” “The Death of Peace of Mind,” and “Artificial Suicide.” This is their first headlining show at 3Arena, marking a major milestone for Irish fans who’ve followed the band’s rapid rise from underground sensation to global powerhouse.
Irish Concert Travel offers a same-day return bus to Bad Omens at 3Arena from towns across Ireland. Forget the hassle of late-night taxis, expensive hotels, or trying to catch the last train — our comfortable coaches get you to the heart of the action and back safely the same night. Whether you’re a long-time fan or discovering their sound for the first time, this is your chance to witness Bad Omens live, surrounded by thousands of like-minded rock and metal fans.
Tickets for the coach are limited — book early to guarantee your seat.
Our coaches for the Bad Omens concert at 3Arena on 21st November 2025 will serve passengers from major regional hubs across Ireland, including the West, North West, and Midlands. Whether you’re heading in from coastal counties or travelling inland from central towns, our network ensures widespread coverage. Exact pickup points and times will be listed clearly during the booking process and on your email confirmation. This is a same-day return service — no need to navigate busy transport terminals or figure out late-night city connections. Our experienced drivers are familiar with traffic patterns around 3Arena and the Docklands area of Dublin, ensuring smooth arrival with plenty of time to spare before the doors open. Once the show wraps up and the final encore finishes the bus departs 30 minutes after the concert ends. 3Arena’s location at North Wall Quay offers quick access for coaches thanks to designated bus lanes and managed event traffic plans. On arrival, you’ll be dropped off within short walking distance, avoiding the stress of parking or long walks from remote stations. For many travelling from rural or outlying areas, getting to a concert in Dublin can be logistically tough. Trains are limited in evening options, especially after major events, and taxis from the city can be both costly and unreliable late at night. By booking your bus with Irish Concert Travel, you sidestep all of that — enjoying a guaranteed seat and a return plan that’s already taken care of. Helpful travel tips: Our services operate along the most direct routes to the concerts, and we have limited the number of collection/drop off points, with the aim of reducing the travel times to and from your favourite events. Irish Concert Travel reserves the right to adjust travel routes as necessary to optimise efficiency and scheduling. This concert is expected to draw a massive crowd, and same-day travel will be in high demand. Booking your seat with us removes the guesswork — no worrying about parking, surge-priced taxis, or how to get home from Dublin’s busy city centre. Our coaches offer a communal vibe too — many passengers are die-hard fans just like you, so expect great chats, shared playlists, and the buzz of pre-concert energy as you roll towards 3Arena. And on the return, whether you’re wired from the gig or happily exhausted, you can relax knowing your ride home is sorted. Whether you’re coming from a major town or connecting via a local transfer, this is the most reliable, safe, and affordable way to attend the Bad Omens concert in Dublin. Let us handle the journey — you focus on the music, the memories, and the moment.How the Journey Works
FAQs – Bus to Bad Omens – 3Arena – 21st November 2025
- When will I receive my bus ticket from Irish Concert Travel?
- You will receive a booking confirmation within a few minutes of making your booking. This confirmation will be emailed to the address you provided at checkout. (Please check your spam or junk folders if it does not appear in your inbox.)
- Should I print the booking confirmation?
- Printing is not required, but we recommend keeping a screenshot of your booking confirmation on your phone to show the Irish Concert Travel driver if requested.
- Can I purchase a one-way ticket?
- We only sell return bus tickets unless otherwise stated on the booking page. However, you can still use a return ticket for one-way travel — simply write “one-way travel” beside the passenger’s name during booking if that is your preference.
- Can I get a refund on my ticket?
- All bus tickets are non-refundable. Full details are available on our website’s Terms and Conditions page.
- What time should I be at my pickup location?
- Passengers should arrive at their pickup point 15 minutes before the departure time listed on the booking confirmation. This ensures the bus can depart on schedule and avoid delays.
- Can backpacks or luggage be brought on the bus?
- Small backpacks can be brought on board with driver approval. Larger bags or hand luggage may need to be stored in the luggage compartment. The driver may request that all bags be stored for safety reasons.
- Can small bags or backpacks be left on the coach during the concert?
- Yes, you may leave your bags on the coach during the concert at Aviva Stadium, but we advise against leaving valuables. Irish Concert Travel is not responsible for lost or damaged items.
- How do I find the coach after the concert has finished?
- Your return coach will be parked in the same area where you were dropped off before the concert. If you have difficulty locating the bus, contact the driver directly using the phone number provided on your booking confirmation.
- Will the coach leave without me after the event?
- Our coaches depart according to the scheduled time after the concert. If you are not back ten minutes before departure, the driver will attempt to contact you via the number you provided. If you cannot be reached or appear to be making no effort to return, the coach may depart on schedule.
- What time frame do I have to return to the bus after the event?
- For outdoor venues such as Aviva Stadium, buses depart approximately 40 minutes after the concert ends. Please make your way to the bus promptly once the final song finishes.
- Is there a toilet on board the coach, or will there be a comfort break?
- Some of our vehicles include onboard toilets, but this is not guaranteed. If your coach does not have a toilet, a 15-minute comfort break will be scheduled at motorway services along the route.
- Am I allowed to drink alcohol while travelling on the bus?
- No. Alcohol consumption is not permitted onboard. Sealed containers can be stored in the underfloor luggage area and collected upon arrival at the Aviva Stadium. Intoxicated passengers may be refused entry to the coach.
Bad Omens rose to prominence with their emotionally charged and genre-blending hit “Just Pretend,” a track that catapulted them into the mainstream rock and alternative charts in 2022. Initially emerging from Richmond, Virginia, the band was formed in 2015 by vocalist Noah Sebastian, guitarist Joakim “Jolly” Karlsson, bassist Nicholas Ruffilo, and drummer Nick Folio. Their self-titled debut album dropped in 2016 and was well-received among metalcore fans, but it was their 2022 album The Death of Peace of Mind that solidified their place in the modern rock pantheon. Known for blending post-hardcore, synthwave, and alternative metal elements, Bad Omens has developed a cinematic, atmospheric sound that balances brutal intensity with haunting vulnerability. Their visuals are as layered as their music, often featuring monochromatic, dystopian imagery that mirrors their lyrical themes of inner conflict, emotional fragility, and existential angst. Their concert at Dublin’s 3Arena is part of their ongoing international touring cycle and is set to be their only Irish date in 2025. Fans can expect a powerfully produced show, complete with synchronized lighting, LED walls, and a tight, theatrical stage presence. Bad Omens are known for bringing a meticulously crafted aesthetic to their live sets — a sonic and visual narrative that unfolds throughout the night. If previous tours are anything to go by, expect everything from slow, melancholic buildups to breakdowns that shake the floor. Their setlist will likely include tracks like “Concrete Jungle,” “Like a Villain,” and “Limits,” alongside older material from their 2016 debut. Lead singer Noah Sebastian is renowned for his commanding stage presence, moving effortlessly between guttural growls and soaring clean vocals — a vocal range that has earned comparisons to both Corey Taylor and Oliver Sykes. For many Irish fans, this show is a long-awaited chance to see the band in full force, having previously only played in smaller UK venues and festival slots.Trivia You Might Not Know: