The Works Festival at Inchicore's Sports and Social Club includes live performances from upcoming unsigned artists and a variety of activities like a céilí and an art market. Promoter Adam Kelly emphasized the festival's focus on emerging talent, referencing past successes from the open mic nights. The CIÉ Hall, historically significant as a service site for locomotives, operates as a non-profit, enabling lower drink prices than city pubs. The festival aims to draw those without Oasis concert tickets seeking an engaging weekend experience.
The Works Festival features unsigned acts from Adam Kelly's open mic sessions, showcasing emerging talents like Chief Keegan, Dominda, RVE, and Kenan Flannery.
With drinks priced lower than city center pubs, the CI&E Hall social club allows attendees to enjoy a vibrant atmosphere without the high costs of city venues.
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