Camille O’Sullivan returns to 3Olympia Theatre on Saturday 21st November 2026 with her new show ‘The Art of Falling Apart’.
Very special guest on the night will be legendary David Bowie guitarist Earl Slick.
Tickets priced from €33 including booking fee & €2 restoration levy on sale now via Ticketmaster Ireland
Unravelling, embracing life’s madness, it’s joy, anarchy, the dark and light of it, as Cohen says “There is a crack in everything that’s how the light gets in”.
After her five-star sell-out tour of Australia and New Zealand and two week run in London, Camille returns to 3Olympia Theatre (her favourite venue), bringing you on a magical journey in her new beautiful unique show. Expect joy, tears, laughter, hoola hooping and drunken ‘cat mask’ purchases.
Famed for inhabiting and interpreting the songs of Jacques Brel, Nick Cave, David Bowie, Radiohead, Tom Waits, Shane McGowan, “…the multi-award-winning singer has stunned audiences around the world with her five-star sell-out performances, including at the Sydney Opera House, Royal Festival Hall, La Clique, Royal Albert Hall, Later with Jools Holland (BBC voted one the Best 25 performances on Jools ever” (The Daily Telegraph). Camille has won the coveted Herald Angel Award for her RSC solo performance ‘The Rape of Lucrece’.
Dark, sexy, fierce, amusing and mesmerizing, Camille transforms each song she performs into an intense, emotional and theatrical experience. Expect joy and pure passion.
“Let’s dance, let’s sing until they put me in the hole in ground!” (Jacques Brel)
Very special guest Earl Slick:
Earl Slick’s remarkable career began in New York when composer Michael Kamen recognised his talent and introduced him to a world of established musicians, including David Sanborn and Paul Butterfield.
His breakthrough came at just 22 when he successfully auditioned for David Bowie and joined the legendary Diamond Dogs tour. Slick went on to play on Bowie’s acclaimed albums Young Americans and Station to Station, beginning a musical relationship that would span several decades.
After leaving Bowie, Slick formed the Earl Slick Band and collaborated with an extraordinary roster of artists, including Ian Hunter, John Lennon and Yoko Ono. He later reunited with Bowie in 1983, replacing Stevie Ray Vaughan for the hugely successful Serious Moonlight Tour following the release of Let’s Dance.
Slick subsequently formed Phantom, Rocker & Slick, scoring two Top 10 singles, with his musical idol Keith Richards contributing to the single My Mistake.
His long association with Bowie resumed in the early 2000s when Slick played on Toy, Heathen and Reality and joined Bowie on tour. He later contributed to Bowie’s 2013 album The Next Day.
Alongside his work with Bowie, Slick has continued to record, perform and collaborate throughout his career, including releasing the solo album Zig Zag and working with original Sex Pistols bassist Glen Matlock.
