Ska and reggae legends The Dualers are taking their Road to Wembley tour to Dublin.
They are gearing up to play at The Academy on Saturday, March 12.
Having started their career from humble beginnings 15 years ago, taking to the streets to busk for passers-by, the beloved band quickly grew a devoted following.
Once amateur performances of theirs began to go viral, with some of them hitting over 5 million views, they soon started releasing singles that went on to reach as high as number 21 on the UK singles chart as well as releasing albums that have reached number 1 in the UK reggae charts.
The group now has an impressive 100k following on Facebook and in May will be marking a massive career milestones as they headline Wembley Arena.
At the heart of the Jamaican R&B band were brothers Tyber and Si Cranstoun, who formed the group that blossomed into a squad of nine.
The Dualers' previous 2019 album Palm Trees & 80 Degrees stormed the charts and reached 11 on the UK album chart, while also reaching number 2 in the independent chart and number 1 in the reggae chart.
The 25-show Road to Wembley tour also includes shows in Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester and Cardiff.
This announcement comes ahead of the band's highly anticipated Voices From The Sun album.
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