U2 Exhibit at the Little Museum of Dublin

The exhibition “U2: Made in Dublin”, located at the Little Museum of Dublin, Ireland, celebrates the iconic band’s journey over 40 years, showcasing an impressive collection of rare items, including signed albums, photographs, a Trabant car, and a life-sized sculpture of MacPhisto, Bono’s famous alter ego.

The narrative is accompanied by a soundtrack featuring rare recordings and stories about the band’s history, narrated by Irish singer and radio host Tom Dunne.

The U2 exhibition is part of the permanent collection at the Little Museum of Dublin, which also hosts exhibitions on other topics and offers guided tours. This museum was founded in 2011 following a public appeal for historical items, and today it houses over 5,000 artifacts that tell the story of Dublin.

At the moment, the Little Museum of Dublin is temporarily closed for renovations, which include installing an elevator to improve accessibility. You can visit a “pocket” version of this U2 exhibition at the temporary pop-up museum, located at 33 Lower Pembroke Street.

This is one of the most popular spots for fans looking to follow a U2 tour in Dublin.

Rock Route in Dublin, Ireland

Dublin, Ireland, is famous for its rich musical history, having been the birthplace of bands and artists like U2, Kodaline, Sinead O’Connor, Thin Lizzy, and The Script. The city is an excellent destination for rock fans, with plenty of interesting places to visit that will make your trip even more musical.

For those who enjoy bars, Whelan’s and Bruxelles offer a great atmosphere. If you’re looking to catch a live show, be sure to check the schedule for 3Olympia Theatre, The Academy, and 3Arena, as these venues often host top international bands.

Vinyl lovers can head to Tower Records, a well-known store famous for its great selection of records.

A tour of the historic Windmill Lane Recording Studios to learn more about U2, and a visit to the beloved Phil Lynott statue from Thin Lizzy are musts on your musical itinerary.

To plan your complete rock-inspired trip to Dublin (or other cities and countries around the world), check out all the guides we’ve already published here on Travel2Concert!