Joss Dean to DJ at free Skiddle party in Dublin

We’re teaming up with one of our newest event partners, Dublin club Block., to throw an epic free party in the city on Thursday 24th September 2026, with fast-rising underground house talent, Joss Dean, taking over the decks.

Running over the evening following our first-ever Dublin Promoter Social Club, taking place at Fidelity Bar and Studio on Wednesday 23rd September (Read more here), the party will bring Skiddle, Block and the city’s dance music contingent together for a night of quality house anthems, and it won’t cost dancers a penny to attend.

In charge of the soundtrack

Commandeering the decks and curating the evening’s soundtrack will be Joss Dean, teenage brother of Max Dean, an established name on the electronic dance music scene and head honcho of neXup Records. The 19-year-old up-and-comer will deliver his already signature-style set, packed with a quality selection of deep and tech house cuts.

Whether you’re already familiar with Joss Dean or you’re eager to see what all the fuss is about, this free party is your invitation to join us and Block. on the dancefloor.

No phones allowed

Block. famously operates a no-phone policy, giving attendees to the event the chance to switch off from the outside world, focus solely on being present and on the music on the night.

Upon arriving at the venue, door staff will place a sticker over the camera lenses on guests’ phones. These stickers must remain on their phones while on the dancefloor. If guests need to use their phones at any time, they must first leave the dance floor.

How can I get tickets?

Tickets for Skiddle and Block.’s free Dublin party are available now. Demand is expected to be high, so we recommend securing yours as soon as possible.

A maximum of two tickets can be claimed per person. If you claim a second ticket, it must be used by a guest attending with you, and you must both arrive and enter the venue together.

Tickets are non-transferable and cannot be resold. The name on the primary ticket must match the valid ID presented on the night. If the details do not match or a ticket is found to have been resold, entry will be refused.

If you claim a ticket but can no longer attend, you must return it through the official Skiddle Waiting List so that another fan has the opportunity to join us.

Entry will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis and remains subject to the venue’s capacity. Holding a ticket does not guarantee entry if the venue is already full, so we strongly recommend arriving early.

Please only claim a ticket if you know you can attend.

Important information

• Date: Thursday 24th September 2026
• Admission: Free with a valid ticket
• Age restriction: 18+
• A valid photo ID is required
• Last entry: 1 am
• No-phone policy
• Maximum of two tickets per person
• Primary ticket holders and their guests must arrive together
• Tickets are non-transferable and cannot be resold
• Entry is first come, first served and subject to venue capacity

(Header image credit: Block. Dublin/Facebook.com)