333 Festival returns to The Devlin, Ranelagh
333 Festival has announced its return to The Devlin, Ranelagh, Dublin, which will take place 28 November, 2026 from 3pm.
The one day event will feature artists, chefs, selectors and collaborators across the three floors of the venue.
The line-up is as follows:
Club 333 | The Devlin Bar
Belfast’s David Holmes on psychedelic disco, with Dublin’s Billy Scurry + many more.
Club 303 | The basement
Go underground for the Dublin premiere of B+’s film, with talks + installations from All We Have Are Days and The Space Between.
The rooftop
Cavan/Belfast’s Ricky Chong leads with disco + house, joined by LA/Limerick’s B+, Hewan, Dandilion, Emmy Shigeta, and Kerry’s Paudi Cronin and Donal Dineen.
At the table
Curated by Robin Gill featuring Jess Murphy of KAI Galway, Patrick Maher and Patrick Powell – with more on what they’re cooking up still to come.
Curated by Dublin-born DJ, music producer and promoter Arveene, mapping the sounds, scenes and creative communities of Ireland and bringing them together under one roof.
Investment in Irish work
Hundreds of works purchased for Dean Dublin, Cork and Galway.
Platform for Irish culture
333.3 marks the next chapter: The evolution of an event into a recurring cultural platform with its own identity, audience and community.
A snapshot of Ireland now
At the heart of 333 is a simple proposition: Culture comes from people and communities, not from institutions alone, the event organisers explained.
The programme reflects Ireland’s wide creative landscape rather than importing a conventional festival format into the city.
Having sold out the first two releases with a single save-the-date Instagram post, the first-tier announcement line-up brings together a broad spectrum of creative voices, including acclaimed DJ, producer and composer David Holmes, broadcaster and music curator Donal Dineen and celebrated filmmaker and artist B+.
They will be joined by Dandilion (Dublin), Emmy Shigeta (Japan/Dublin), Hewan (Ethiopia/Dublin), Ricky Chong (Cavan/Belfast) and Paudi Cronin (Kerry), creating a programme that connects different generations, disciplines and cultural perspectives.
Film will also take centre stage with the B+ Dublin Premiere.
B+ is the moniker of Limerick photographer, film maker and director Brian Cross who has worked with the likes of Biggie Smalls, Kendrick Lamar, Snoop Dogg, Lauren Hill and more.
Dean Group noted that it ‘believes that hospitality can be about more than accommodation, it can create spaces where people meet, ideas develop and culture happens.333.3 is an expression of that philosophy.’
Chefs Jess Kai (Galway / New Zealand), Patrick Powell (Mayo / London), Patrick Maher (Dublin), Robin Gill (Dublin / London), Michael Nagle of Oifig An Fish will also be turning the coffee kiosk into Crab Shack, as well as the Pietro Paoli and The Devlin team will collectively ‘contribute to a programme that places food alongside music, art and conversation.’
Together with the musical and artistic line-up, ‘they form part of a wider cultural programme designed around collaboration with artists invited not simply to appear, but to help shape the experience.’
From 333.0 to 333.3
The story of 333 is also ‘one of evolution’.
333.0 began with a question: could a hotel become a home for Dublin’s creative community?
333.1 provided the first answer, establishing an appetite for something beyond a conventional festival.
333.2 expanded the idea, bringing deeper programming, multiple floors and a stronger connection to Ireland’s music, food and creative communities.
Arveene, the event curator, said: “Focus is less on simply assembling a line-up and more on asking what is happening in Ireland right now and bringing together the people who are part of that story.”
Ireland, under one roof
At a time when cultural scenes can feel increasingly fragmented, 333.3 creates a space where different communities can meet.
Club culture can sit alongside cinema. A chef can share a space with a filmmaker. Established artists can appear alongside emerging voices. Conversations can become collaborations.
And a hotel can become, ‘for one day, something entirely different.333.3 | The Devlin Dublin.’
The Devlin, Ranelagh, Dublin confirmed that the programme will include the following talent on the day:
- Music & Sound
- David Holmes
- Donal Dineen
- Dandilion
- Emmy Shigeta
- Hewan
- Ricky Chong
- Paudi Cronin
- Film & Art
- B+ Film Dublin Premiere
- Food\
- Jess Kai
- Patrick Powell
- Patrick Maher
- Robin Gill
- Collaborators
- All We Have Are Days
- The Space Between
- B+ Film Dublin Premiere
333.3 is presented with the support of The Devlin and Dean Group.
