Step back into the golden age of synth‑pop when Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) bring their electrifying live show to the historic grounds of Trinity College Dublin this summer. Founded in the late 1970s by Andy McCluskey and Paul Humphreys, OMD are renowned for classics such as “Enola Gay,” “Souvenir” and “If You Leave,” songs that defined a generation.

In the afternoon and evening of the event day (details to be confirmed), fans can expect a high‑voltage performance set among the cobbled quadrangles and leafy lawns of Trinity’s central campus. The open‑air atmosphere adds an extra dimension to their synthesiser‑driven sound, making this more than just a concert—it’s a moment of musical nostalgia set in one of Dublin’s most iconic venues. Doors will open ahead of the main set, so arriving early helps you soak up the unique vibes of the campus location and get settled before the band take the stage. Whether you’re rediscovering classic hits or experiencing them live for the first time, this OMD date promises a memorable night of shimmering electronic pop.