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Events Date : 20th August 2025
Location : Benburb St, Dublin 7
Venue : Collins Barracks
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Bus to Wunderhorse – Collins Barracks – 20th August 2025
Get ready to immerse yourself in a night of gripping indie-rock as Wunderhorse take over the atmospheric courtyard of Collins Barracks, Dublin, on 20th August 2025. As part of the acclaimed “Wider Than Pictures” summer series, this headline date showcases Jacob Slater and his band in a breathtaking setting, where gritty guitar textures meet historic charm—an experience unlike any other this summer at the National Museum.
To make things effortless, Irish Concert Travel is offering a same‑day return bus to Wunderhorse at Collins Barracks, running from regional hubs across Ireland. Say goodbye to parking woes, traffic jams, and late-night train transfers—just board, relax, soak up the pre-show energy, rock, and return home in comfort.
Wunderhorse have built a reputation as one of the UK’s most compelling guitar-driven acts, thanks to debut album Cub (2022) and the follow-up Midas in 2024. Known for emotional songwriting, immersive storytelling, and a live performance that balances introspection with powerful crescendos. On this night you’ll also see support from **Shame** and Irish act **Cardinals**, making this an unmissable night of curated indie rock.
Collins Barracks is one of Ireland’s most striking concert venues—its historic walls and open-air courtyard create a setting that’s both intimate and epic. This show is one of only two dates in Dublin, and seating + bus travel sell out fast. Our coaches are scheduled to arrive well ahead of the 18:00 door time, and will wait post-encore to bring you safely home.
Seats on the bus to Wunderhorse at Collins Barracks are limited—reserve your seat now to ensure a hassle-free concert night.
There’s no venue quite like Collins Barracks — and no better way to get there than with Irish Concert Travel. Our same-day return bus to Wunderhorse at Collins Barracks offers a safe, direct, and social option for getting to and from the show on 20th August 2025, all without the stress of navigating Dublin city traffic or arranging a hotel for the night. This one-night-only show is part of the Wider Than Pictures concert series — an open-air gig hosted in the heart of Dublin 7, at the historic former military site now known as the National Museum of Decorative Arts & History. With cobbled courtyards and towering walls as the backdrop, it’s the kind of location that amplifies every note, lyric, and moment. That’s why we make sure our coach service gets you there on time, with zero hassle. Our return buses operate from multiple regional hubs throughout the Midlands, the West, the South, and beyond. We design each route with efficiency and comfort in mind — meaning you’ll arrive refreshed and ready for the full show. Each coach is direct, and all passengers are dropped near the main entrance gates of the venue, avoiding the congestion and parking confusion often found on Dublin concert nights. Departure times are set to ensure you arrive well before doors open at 18:00, giving you time for merch browsing, refreshments, and early entry. Our team monitors traffic patterns and event updates in real-time, allowing for route adjustments if needed to guarantee a punctual arrival. Once the show ends, our coaches remain in position near the venue. You’ll have up to 30 minutes post-concert to return to the bus. No rushing, no scrambling, and no wondering whether public transport is still running. All you have to do is follow the event stewards back to the bus zone — it’s simple and secure. Whether you’re travelling solo, in a group, or making the trip with other superfans, this coach trip adds to the energy of the night. Our buses are known for their great atmosphere, where conversations start about setlist predictions and end with post-gig favourites. It’s not just about getting there — it’s part of the night’s experience. 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. Once your booking is confirmed, your departure and return instructions will be clearly outlined via email. All you have to do is show up — we’ll handle the rest.Your Journey to Wunderhorse – Simplified
Wunderhorse is the musical project of Jacob Slater, one of the UK’s most compelling rising talents in modern guitar music. After cutting his teeth in the punk outfit Dead Pretties, Slater shifted his musical trajectory and creative philosophy, giving birth to a new sound that blended introspection, indie-rock grit, and poetic storytelling. What began as a solo project has since evolved into a full-fledged four-piece band, praised for both their sonic texture and emotional resonance. Following a period of withdrawal from the chaotic London music scene, Slater relocated to the Cornish coast and wrote what would become Cub (2022), Wunderhorse’s debut album. It was a bold, raw, and surprisingly mature work, with standout tracks like “Teal,” “Leader of the Pack,” and “Butterflies” tackling themes of addiction, masculinity, and coming of age. Critics hailed the album for its lyrical depth and quiet confidence, and it quickly became a sleeper hit on UK indie charts and across streaming platforms. Slater’s vulnerability on record translated into a gripping live presence, earning the band touring slots with the likes of Fontaines D.C., Pixies, and Sam Fender. They quickly developed a reputation for emotionally charged, high-intensity performances — with moments of explosive catharsis balanced by subdued, intimate instrumentals. Wunderhorse were no longer just ones to watch — they were essential listening. In 2024, the band released their second album, Midas, a more expansive and experimental record that still held true to the band’s emotional core. Songs like “Purple,” “Midas,” and “July” explored a broader sonic range, introducing layered arrangements and looser, more abstract lyrical structures. It marked a confident evolution, cementing the band’s place in the post-Britpop, modern-rock landscape. Now, in 2025, Wunderhorse is a headline act on major stages — and their show at Collins Barracks on 20th August is a highlight of the summer. It’s one of only two Irish headline shows, and part of the “Wider Than Pictures” concert series that transforms the courtyard of the National Museum of Ireland into a live venue like no other. Support on the night includes Shame and Cardinals, building a lineup rich in emotional edge and indie firepower. Whether you’re a longtime fan or arriving newly inspired by their latest record, this concert is set to be a transformative night. With the dramatic setting of Collins Barracks, the emotional weight of Wunderhorse’s music, and a crowd of kindred spirits, this will be one for the memory books. Don’t miss the ride. Book your return bus now and experience Wunderhorse live at Collins Barracks the easy way.About Wunderhorse
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