STAY IN THE HEART OF DUBLIN FOR YOUR TRINITY CONCERTS
Looking for a hotel near Trinity College concerts in Dublin? The Grafton Hotel is located just a short walk from Trinity College, making it one of the most convenient places to stay for the Trinity Summer Series 2026. Whether you're attending a single concert or planning a full city break, enjoy stylish accommodation right in the heart of Dublin city centre.
Getting to Trinity College from The Grafton Hotel
Distance: The Grafton Hotel is approximately a 5-minute walk (400 metres) from Trinity College Dublin, making it one of the closest hotels for concert attendees.
Trinity College is one of the easiest venues to reach from The Grafton Hotel. A relaxed walk through Dublin’s Creative Quarter brings you straight to the front gates. No taxis, no stress, just a quick stroll and you’re there.
We frequently host concertgoers heading to Trinity College and can advise on the best transport options, timings, and local dining before and after events. For any advice, speak to our team during your stay for personalised recommendations.
A Better Way to Experience Concert Nights
Staying centrally changes the pace of your evening. Instead of travelling in and out of the city, you can take your time, enjoy a meal nearby, soak up the atmosphere, and head to the concert when you’re ready.
Afterwards, the city is still on your doorstep, whether that means a quiet drink at Bartley's Bar, a bite to eat at Bartley's Restaurant, or simply returning to our luxurious guestrooms to unwind.
Book Your Stay Near Trinity College concerts
For those searching for accommodation near Trinity College Dublin, The Grafton Hotel delivers a stay that’s both practical and enjoyable. With a central location, easy transport links and the city at your feet, it’s a natural choice for concert goers looking to make the most of their trip. Book direct today for exclusive benefits.
Upcoming 2026 Trinity college concerts
James Arthur
Date: Mon 29 Jun 2026
James Arthur opens Trinity Summer Series 2026 with his powerful, emotive live show. Known for hits such as Impossible and Say You Won’t Let Go, Arthur has become one of the most streamed male artists in the UK and Ireland.
Stephen Wilson Jr.
Date: Tue 30th Jun 2026
Stephen Wilson Jr. has quickly risen from critic favourite to one of country‑rock’s most exciting new voices, earning a CMA nomination for New Artist of the Year. His breakthrough double album søn of dad topped Holler’s 2023 list.
Wet Leg
Date: Wed 1st Jul 2026
Grammy‑winning Wet Leg bring their biggest Irish headline show yet to the Trinity stage. Their debut album earned global acclaim, and its follow‑up Moisterizer pushed their sound into playful, unexpected territory.
Glen Hansard
Date: Thu 2nd Jul 2026
Oscar‑winning Dublin songwriter Glen Hansard returns home for a special night on the historic Trinity College grounds. He’s celebrated for raw, emotional performances that connect deeply with audiences.
Cian Ducrot
Date: Fri 3th Jul 2026
Following a standout year that included his second Irish No.1 album Little Dreaming and a sold‑out 3Arena show, Cian Ducrot returns to Ireland for the Trinity Summer Series. Expect a heart-pulling performance
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD)
Date: Sat 4st Jul 2026
Their live shows blend nostalgia with high‑energy production, featuring classics like “Enola Gay” and “Souvenir,” Known for cinematic soundscapes, OMD continue to captivate audiences worldwide. Their Trinity set promises a vibrant mix of favourites and fresh material.
THE KOOKS
Date: Sunday 5th July 2026
British indie favourites The Kooks take on the coveted closing night of the Trinity Summer Series, bringing their signature guitar‑driven energy to the final show of the season. With global hits like “Naïve,” “She Moves in Her Own Way,” and “Junk of the Heart,” they’ve built a devoted fan base that spans nearly two decades.
Their headline set promises a high‑spirited, nostalgic celebration packed with sing‑alongs, catchy riffs, and feel‑good anthems. Expect a huge summer finale under the Dublin night sky.