The Irish Rover, Hamburg

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The Irish Rover, Hamburg A little piece of Ireland in Hamburg
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WELL, THAT WENT BRILLIANTLY.Last week we posted our programme late. This week we got it out nice and early - and forgot ...
04/11/2026

WELL, THAT WENT BRILLIANTLY.

Last week we posted our programme late. This week we got it out nice and early - and forgot Wednesday entirely.

Clearly, we're getting better at this.

Anyway, the banjos haven't forgotten, the fiddles are ready and our OLD-TIME & BLUEGRASS SESSION is happening tonight!

Come along for an evening of good old-fashioned picking, fiddling and tunes passed around the table. Musicians are welcome to join in, and if you'd rather just listen with a pint in hand, that's perfectly fine too.

Tonight from 7pm.
Pub open from 5pm.

The session was always on. We just forgot to tell you.

LOOK AT THAT. WE'RE ON TIME!After last week's slightly late announcement, someone must have remembered to check the cale...
02/11/2026

LOOK AT THAT. WE'RE ON TIME!

After last week's slightly late announcement, someone must have remembered to check the calendar.

Right then, here's what's coming up this week:

THURSDAY is PUB QUIZ night from 8pm. Round up your team, bring whatever knowledge you've managed to collect over the years and prepare to discover how much of it is completely useless when you actually need it. Up to seven players per team, no reservations. Just come along and have a go.

FRIDAY gets a little louder, rougher and considerably less polite. The BLACK ELEPHANT BAND is coming to the Celtic Cellar! One man, one guitar, a harmonica and a healthy disregard for musical conventions. Jan Bratenstein delivers sharp, funny and occasionally rather angry Antifolk and Folk Punk, with songs that tend to get straight to the point. Over 1,400 gigs under his belt, and apparently still plenty to complain about. We like that.

SATURDAY takes us in a different direction with SACKVILLE STREET. Coming from Germany's Ruhrgebiet, they bring a beautiful collection of Irish and Scottish Folk, from heartfelt ballads and rebel songs to tales of love, loss and life on the road. Strong voices, thoughtful arrangements and plenty of soul. Proof that you don't have to be born in Ireland to understand what makes a good Irish song.

And SUNDAY, as always, belongs to our IRISH TRAD SESSION. Musicians gather, tunes are shared and nobody quite knows which one is coming next. Just the way we like it.

So, a bit of brainwork, some gloriously unruly Folk Punk, a Saturday full of Irish songs and a Sunday session to finish things off.

Happy Halloween from the Irish Rover.Ireland has been doing spooky for quite a while. Long before pumpkins took over, Ha...
31/10/2026

Happy Halloween from the Irish Rover.

Ireland has been doing spooky for quite a while. Long before pumpkins took over, Halloween lanterns were carved from turnips, with Samhain marking the old beginning of winter.

We like keeping a bit of that tradition alive. And, as you know, we’re also part of something rather more modern: PubTrail, the new network connecting Irish pubs and the people who enjoy them.

So come down tonight, have a pint and soak up a little Irish Halloween spirit.

And if you’re on PubTrail, check your Rewards before you arrive.

Your Halloween Pint on Us.

See you at the bar.

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!Well, we seem to have misplaced a couple of days somewhere along the way. It's Thursday already, ...
29/10/2026

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!

Well, we seem to have misplaced a couple of days somewhere along the way. It's Thursday already, and we've only just remembered to tell you what's happening at the Rover this week.

Our apologies. We'd blame the Guinness, but that would be terribly unfair to the Guinness.

Anyway, the show must go on!

TONIGHT it's Pub Quiz time from 8pm. Gather your cleverest mates, or at least the ones who sound convincing when they're wrong. Teams of up to seven, no reservations, just turn up and give it your best shot.

FRIDAY brings our old friend Declan O'Connell back to the Celtic Cellar. Irish ballads, Folk, a bit of Dylan, Cash and whatever else Declan fancies pulling out of his musical bag. A familiar face, a fine collection of songs and a Friday night in good hands.

SATURDAY Mense bringing us a spooky Pub Rock Party in the Celtic Cellar. Expect guitars, Rock'n'Roll and a few Halloween spirits. The drinking kind are optional.

And SUNDAY brings our weekly Irish Trad Session, with fiddles, whistles and plenty of tunes to round off the weekend.

So there you have it. The programme's late, Saturday's had a last-minute change, but the music is very much alive.

We're kicking off this week's entertainment tonight with our Old-Time & Bluegrass Session from 7pm. Banjos, fiddles, gui...
21/10/2026

We're kicking off this week's entertainment tonight with our Old-Time & Bluegrass Session from 7pm. Banjos, fiddles, guitars and plenty of good old-fashioned picking. Musicians welcome, listeners equally welcome. Nobody's checking your banjo credentials at the door.

Thursday brings our weekly Pub Quiz from 8pm. Time to rally the troops, sharpen those brain cells and see if your team can climb to the top. Up to seven players per team, no reservations. Just turn up, find a table and get stuck in.

Friday brings Stephen Kavanagh back to the Celtic Cellar! Dublin born and raised, Stephen has been making music since his childhood tin whistle days, and he's picked up quite a few tricks along the way. Irish Folk, Rock, Pop, Country, Blues, his own songs and a harmonica that's never too far away. Good to have him back!

Saturday comes with a small change of scenery. The Celtic Cellar is booked for a private event, so there's no public live music downstairs. But fear not, the pub upstairs is open as usual, the Guinness is flowing and you're more than welcome to make an evening of it.

And on Sunday, our weekly Irish Trad Session brings the musicians back around the table. Fiddles, flutes, whistles and all the lovely little musical conversations that happen when nobody needs a setlist.

So, four nights of entertainment, one private party downstairs and absolutely no reason to stay thirsty.

See you at the Rover!

TWO MUSICIANS. MANY ROADS. NO RULEBOOK.British singer-songwriter Tim Holehouse has spent years travelling the world, col...
16/10/2026

TWO MUSICIANS. MANY ROADS. NO RULEBOOK.

British singer-songwriter Tim Holehouse has spent years travelling the world, collecting stories, sounds and influences along the way. Delta Blues, Folk, Punk and experimental music all find their way into his songs. Sometimes raw, sometimes haunting, sometimes surprisingly gentle.

This Friday, he's joined by Irish fiddler Kieran O'Malley, adding another musical voice to Tim's wonderfully unpredictable world.

Two musicians from different backgrounds, a guitar, a fiddle and plenty of room for the unexpected.

Not your everyday Folk night. And that's precisely the point.

Pub open from 5pm.
Venue open from 8pm.
Live music from 9pm.

Free admission, hat donations welcome!

Just a little bit of everything this week.Hamburg seems to be trying a bit of everything this weekend. A little sunshine...
14/10/2026

Just a little bit of everything this week.

Hamburg seems to be trying a bit of everything this weekend. A little sunshine on Friday, rain later on, and by Sunday we'll be wondering where those extra degrees went.

Fair enough. We've got four evenings sorted, whatever the weather decides.

THURSDAY is PUB QUIZ night, starting at 8pm. Bring your team, put your heads together and give the other tables something to worry about. Seven players maximum, no reservations, and plenty of opportunities to prove you were right all along.

FRIDAY takes us into rather different territory. TIM HOLEHOUSE has spent years travelling the world with his guitar, picking up musical influences wherever the road takes him. Delta Blues, Folk, Punk and the more experimental corners of acoustic music all find their way into his songs. This time he's joined by Irish fiddler KIERAN O'MALLEY, adding another voice to an already wonderfully unpredictable musical mix. Not your average Friday night in the Cellar.

SATURDAY brings a familiar Irish voice back to the Rover. LARRY DONLON is taking over the Celtic Cellar with his blend of Irish ballads, Folk, Country and the classics of the 60s and 70s. Guitar, banjo, mandolin and a lifetime of songs to draw from. If you've heard Larry before, you'll know there's always another tune waiting around the corner.

And on SUNDAY, our weekly IRISH TRAD SESSION rounds things off. No setlist, no big stage production, just musicians playing together and the kind of evening that has kept Irish pub music alive for generations.

Two very different concerts, a proper quiz night and a Sunday full of traditional tunes.

The forecast is a mixed bag. So is the programme. And we wouldn't have it any other way.

Folk music has always had something to say and CALUM BAIRD is keeping it that way.The Scottish singer-songwriter arrives...
10/10/2026

Folk music has always had something to say and CALUM BAIRD is keeping it that way.

The Scottish singer-songwriter arrives at our basement tonight with a guitar, a fine ear for a story and just enough punk spirit to make sure things never get too comfortable.

Calum’s songs wander through modern life, relationships, politics, alienation and social change. They’re personal when they need to be, outspoken when there’s something worth speaking about, and always built around the words. Think the storytelling of Dylan and Dick Gaughan, some of Billy Bragg’s bite and a little of The Pogues’ fire thrown in for good measure.

It’s a combination that has taken him around the UK, Europe and as far as Cuba, with his music finding its way onto BBC Radio 2, BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio Scotland along the way. And 2026 has been a busy one: a new record deal, new music and plenty more miles on the road.

Tonight, a few of those miles lead to the Großneumarkt.

Scottish folk, storytelling and a bit of rebellion in the Celtic Cellar.

Pub open from 5pm.
Venue open from 8pm.
Live music from 9pm.

Free admission - hat donations welcome!

THURSDAY. 8PM. GAME FACES ON.There comes a point in every week when sitting around having opinions simply isn’t enough. ...
08/10/2026

THURSDAY. 8PM. GAME FACES ON.

There comes a point in every week when sitting around having opinions simply isn’t enough. You need questions. Lots of them.

TONIGHT IS PUB QUIZ at the Rover, so get the team together, find yourselves a table and prepare to discover just how much you know about things you’ve never consciously tried to learn.

There’ll be easy ones. There’ll be nasty ones. And there’ll almost certainly be one where you had the right answer first and somebody talked you out of it.
Don’t be that somebody.

Pub opens at 5pm.
Quiz starts at 8pm.
Teams of up to 7 people.
No reservations, just come along and grab a table.

A pint beforehand remains entirely sensible preparation.

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Großneumarkt 8
Hamburg
20459

Öffnungszeiten

Mittwoch 17:00 - 23:00
Donnerstag 17:00 - 23:00
Freitag 17:00 - 00:00
Samstag 17:00 - 00:00
Sonntag 17:00 - 23:00

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