Juliet’s Not Dead - With Special Guest Joey Wit - DUBLIN

Juliet’s Not Dead - With Special Guest Joey Wit Live at The Sound House, Dublin Juliet’s Not Dead — Live at The Sound House, Dublin 17 November 2026 | The Sound House, Dublin With special guests: Joey Wit Hailing from the North East of England, Juliet’s Not Dead (JND) are an adrenaline-fuelled modern hard rock band with one clear mission: to leave every audience thrilled, energised and wanting more. Following the release of their second album, This World Is Ours, the band teamed up with Mercury Prize and Grammy-nominated producer Romesh Dodangoda to create a record packed with power, melody and attitude. The album made an impressive impact on the Official UK Charts, reaching: • #1 — Download Chart • #2 — Rock & Metal Chart Having toured extensively across the UK and Europe, including festivals in 11 countries, Juliet’s Not Dead have built a reputation for delivering explosive, high-octane live performances. Their shows combine huge riffs, massive choruses and a spectacular custom-made video-wall production, creating an experience that goes far beyond a traditional rock show. With the momentum of their chart success behind them, Juliet’s Not Dead are bringing their electrifying live show to The Sound House, Dublin, on 17 November 2026, alongside special guests Joey Wit. What the press are saying “10 intelligently constructed, melody-conscious nuggets!” — Classic Rock Magazine “If there were any justice in the world this band should be mentioned in the same breath as their luminaries. Outstanding.” — Fireworks Magazine “Brimming with confidence, devilish riffing and huge choruses!” — HRH Magazine “The brand new colossus of the British hard rock scene.” — Liverpool Sound & Vision “On the brink of something massive…” — Ghost Cult Magazine “Mammoth sounding tracks, packed to the hilt with power, melody and abrasion.” — MetalTalk “The pits will be carnage at a live show. This will appeal to and impress, many. Hang on and enjoy the ride.” — MetalPlanet “Exploding with melodic goodness. This is a band with a promising future.” — RockPoser