Really Good Time
Sun 06 Dec, 2026 | Doors 7:30PM
€15.00 + €1.50 Booking Fee
Really Good Time
Really Good Time are a three piece rock band from Dublin.
Their debut album 'Affirmations' is a collection of songs about turning inwards when this fresh hell becomes too much. Why not fixate on some petty anxiety instead? You'll probably feel better?
It's easy to look at the horrors unfolding around the world right now and just switch off, give in to your own powerlessness and say 'fuck it, it's all fucked anyway'. The culture and attention economy that suckles it almost seems to demand this from us.
That feeling must be spat out and rejected.
Lurching from one panic attack to the next, the album ultimately seeks a rejection of navel-gazing nihilism - by recognising how easy it is to slip into, then pointing at it and laughing; whether that's trying to escape the indignity of other human bodies on a crowded Dublin bus by glueing your eyes to a phone, or a stream-of-consciousness existential breakdown about finding Bob Dylan on an episode of Pawn Stars.
Go tell your friends you love them, punch a wall softly, and find some abyss to scream into until you have nothing left.
RGT x
The album’s singles to date have been praised by The Sunday Times, DIY, Clash, The Line of Best Fit, Nialler9, The Thin Air and more, while being supported by the likes of BBC6, Radio X and RTÉ at radio.
Their debut album 'Affirmations' is a collection of songs about turning inwards when this fresh hell becomes too much. Why not fixate on some petty anxiety instead? You'll probably feel better?
It's easy to look at the horrors unfolding around the world right now and just switch off, give in to your own powerlessness and say 'fuck it, it's all fucked anyway'. The culture and attention economy that suckles it almost seems to demand this from us.
That feeling must be spat out and rejected.
Lurching from one panic attack to the next, the album ultimately seeks a rejection of navel-gazing nihilism - by recognising how easy it is to slip into, then pointing at it and laughing; whether that's trying to escape the indignity of other human bodies on a crowded Dublin bus by glueing your eyes to a phone, or a stream-of-consciousness existential breakdown about finding Bob Dylan on an episode of Pawn Stars.
Go tell your friends you love them, punch a wall softly, and find some abyss to scream into until you have nothing left.
RGT x
The album’s singles to date have been praised by The Sunday Times, DIY, Clash, The Line of Best Fit, Nialler9, The Thin Air and more, while being supported by the likes of BBC6, Radio X and RTÉ at radio.