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Alison Moyet Mesmerizes at 3Olympia Theatre Dublin

By on February 18, 2025 0 1585 Views

Alison Moyet Mesmerizes at 3Olympia Theatre with a Soul-Stirring Performance

There’s something truly magical about a night spent in the presence of musical greatness, and Alison Moyet’s opening night at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre was nothing short of spellbinding. But before the legendary singer-songwriter took to the stage, the evening was set in motion by the enchanting Iona Zajac, whose soulful, introspective tunes provided the perfect prelude. With a voice that effortlessly conveyed raw emotion, Zajac drew the audience into her world, wrapping the theatre in a quiet intensity that demanded attention.

Then, the moment we’d all been waiting for arrived. Alison Moyet stepped onto the stage to thunderous applause and from the very first note, she had the audience in the palm of her hand. Her presence was radiant warm and engaging. It’s rare to see an artist with the ability to connect so instantly, but Moyet made it seem effortless. Whether through a knowing smile, a heartfelt anecdote, or simply the sheer force of her voice, she made the intimate theatre feel even more intimate, as if we were all old friends sharing a special moment on a night out.

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And then there’s that voice—rich, powerful, unmistakable. Live, it carries even more depth than on record, soaring through the venue with an intensity that sent shivers down the spine. She moved seamlessly through a setlist that included the classics Only You, All Cried Out, before closing with the fittingly Don’t Go. Amongst these was of course some of her new stuff The Impervious Me, Tongue Tied and the fresh sounding My Best Day.

 But it was the classics that ignited an almost electric energy in the room. The mere note of a fan favourite had the audience on their feet, singing every word, lost in the music. It was one of those rare, beautiful concert moments where performer and crowd become one, bound by nostalgia, admiration, and pure joy.

There was no doubt—this wasn’t just a performance; it was a celebration. A celebration of Moyet’s enduring artistry, of the music that has soundtracked so many lives, and of the sheer, undeniable power of a voice that continues to captivate after all these years.

As the final notes echoed through the theatre, the applause was deafening, and one thing was clear: this was a night to remember. If the rest of the tour is anything like this, audiences are in for something truly special. So, if you have the chance to see Alison Moyet live, don’t hesitate—this is a tour you won’t want to miss.

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