Journey Information
Events Date : 21st March 2026
Location : N Wall Quay, North Dock, Dublin 1
Venue : 3Arena
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Bus to Kesha – 3Arena – 21st March 2026
Get glittered up and ready to dance — international pop powerhouse Kesha returns to Ireland with a headline show at Dublin’s 3Arena on 21st March 2026. Known for her explosive live performances, genre-defying hits, and unapologetic message of empowerment, this long-awaited tour stop is set to light up the Docklands for one unforgettable night.
Kesha rose to global fame with anthems like “Tik Tok,” “We R Who We R,” “Die Young,” and “Take It Off” — but her evolution into a powerful voice for self-expression and artistic freedom has only made her more iconic. With her latest material blending synth-pop, indie rock, and raw, emotional lyricism, Kesha continues to push creative boundaries and deliver shows packed with heart, humour, and high energy.
Whether you’re here for the party anthems or the soulful ballads, this is the moment to witness Kesha live in full glitter-glam form — performing hits from “Animal,” “Rainbow,” “High Road,” and more in a fully immersive production.
Irish Concert Travel is proud to offer a same-day return bus to Kesha at 3Arena, helping fans travel to and from the venue safely, comfortably, and affordably. Our service runs from towns and cities across Ireland, eliminating the stress of parking, late-night trains, or expensive hotels.
Seats will go fast for this major spring concert — book your coach ticket early to lock in your hassle-free ride to one of the most empowering and joyous live shows of 2026.
| Date | Departure From | Pick Up Points | Price | Book Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 Mar, 2026 | Sligo | Collooney | Carrick on Shannon | Longford | Mullingar | Price | Book Now | |
| Sligo: Markievicz Rd Bus Stop (Thomas Connolly Bar), 02:00pm | €35.00 | Book Now | ||
| Collooney: Between the roundabouts on N4, 02:05pm | €35.00 | Book Now | ||
| Carrick on Shannon: Cryans Hotel Bus Stop, 02:40pm | €35.00 | Book Now | ||
| Longford: Axis Centre Retail Park, 03:25pm | €30.00 | Book Now | ||
| Mullingar Bus Stop on R156 (Dublin Road Near Mullingar Park Hotel), 04:00pm | €30.00 | Book Now | ||
| 21 Mar, 2026 | Ballina | Foxford | Swinford | Frenchpark | Castlerea | Roscommon | Price | Book Now | |
| Ballina - Humbert St Bus Stop (Near Dunnes Stores), 01:30pm | €43.00 | Book Now | ||
| Foxford - Bus Stop on Chapel Rd near filling station, 01:45pm | €43.00 | Book Now | ||
| Swinford - Bus Stop near Gateway Hotel, 02:00pm | €43.00 | Book Now | ||
| Frenchpark, Roscommon - Bus Stop near Post Office, 02:30pm | €38.00 | Book Now | ||
| Castlerea - Bus Stop at Train Station, 02:45pm | €38.00 | Book Now | ||
| Roscommon: Supermacs Athlone Road, 03:15pm | €38.00 | Book Now | ||
| 21 Mar, 2026 | Galway City | Galway Plaza | Ballinasloe | Athlone | Price | Book Now | |
| Galway Cathedral: Coach set down area, 02:00pm | €35.00 | Book Now | ||
| Galway Plaza: 24hour Truck Stop (Car Park 2) , 02:35pm | €35.00 | Book Now | ||
| Ballinasloe Dunlo Hill, 02:55pm | €35.00 | Book Now | ||
| Athlone: Applegreen Services, Arcadia Retail Park, 03:30pm | €30.00 | Book Now | ||
Travelling to see Kesha at 3Arena on 21st March 2026 is easy and stress-free with Irish Concert Travel’s direct coach service. Whether you’re coming from the West, the South, or the Midlands, our same-day return buses make sure you get to Dublin’s Docklands in comfort — and get back home safely after the final encore. Forget the hassle of traffic jams, city-centre parking, or racing for the last train. Our pre-planned routes are designed around the event, with enough buffer time to ensure you arrive before the doors open. That means you won’t miss support acts, merch tables, or that all-important pre-show excitement. You’ll be picked up from a regional hub near you, board one of our clean, spacious coaches, and enjoy a direct ride to the heart of Dublin’s North Dock area. The drop-off zone is located short walking distance from the 3Arena, so there’s no need for trams, taxis, or walking through unfamiliar parts of the city at night. Each coach has reclining seats, friendly and experienced drivers, and is scheduled for a quick, efficient journey. Longer routes may include a comfort stop, and we always allow plenty of time before the show begins. When the concert ends, you’ll reboard the coach at the same location. 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. Irish Concert Travel’s coaches are tailored to concertgoers. That means we plan around gig times, coordinate with local venue traffic, and know how to get you there and back without drama. Don’t take chances on taxis or rely on packed public transport. With our event-specific bus service, your journey becomes part of the fun — music, merch chat, and shared anticipation all the way to the arena. Book now to secure your seat on the bus to Kesha at 3Arena. Let us take care of the transport, so you can focus on glitter, good vibes, and one unforgettable night in Dublin.How the Journey Works – Bus to Kesha at 3Arena
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Kesha is more than just a pop star — she’s a bold voice of empowerment, a creative shapeshifter, and one of the most dynamic live performers of her generation. From glitter-fuelled party anthems to introspective ballads and spiritual alt-pop, Kesha’s journey has spanned genres and smashed expectations, winning her a fiercely loyal global fanbase. She first exploded onto the scene in 2009 with the chart-dominating single “Tik Tok,” which became one of the best-selling digital tracks of all time. Her debut album “Animal” (2010) and follow-up “Cannibal” featured a wave of electro-pop hits including “We R Who We R,” “Take It Off,” and “Blow.” At the time, Kesha’s sound was loud, wild, and unapologetically fun — but underneath the glitter, there was always creative depth and a strong message of freedom and identity. Over the years, Kesha’s music and public persona evolved dramatically. After a lengthy legal battle with her former producer, she emerged stronger and more artistically independent with her critically acclaimed 2017 album “Rainbow.” The project showcased her vocal range and songwriting power, embracing rock, soul, and country influences. Tracks like “Praying,” “Hymn,” and “Woman” became anthems of healing, defiance, and celebration. Her 2020 album “High Road” balanced irreverent bangers with introspective moments, while her most recent work reflects a fearless mix of spirituality, personal growth, and playful rebellion. Whether she’s delivering emotional ballads or launching into explosive pop choruses, Kesha’s live shows are renowned for their theatricality, glitter, punk energy, and fierce connection with her fans. Her upcoming show at the 3Arena in Dublin marks one of her largest Irish headline dates to date — a night that promises all the emotional highs, dancefloor breakdowns, and boundary-pushing visuals fans have come to expect. From her early party queen days to her present as a fearless, genre-fluid performer, Kesha continues to redefine what it means to be a pop artist in the modern age.About Kesha
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