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Robbie Williams will be returning to Ireland next summer after he took to the stage in Croke Park in 2025. He couldn't stay away for long!
Robbie Williams will be returning to Ireland next summer after he took to the stage in Croke Park in 2025. This time, he’ll be bringing his signature swagger to Munster as he will play Limerick’s Thomond Park Stadium.
No, this week it was announced that icon herself Sophie Ellis-Bextor will be supporting Robbie when he takes to the stage on July 6th and 7th. Robbie will also pay tribute to Ireland, as Limerick folk-rockers Hermitage Green have been added as special guests for both shows.
The five-piece band is an internationally renowned acoustic folk-rock band, known for their high-energy performances and unique blend of traditional and modern instruments.hese new Irish dates follow the huge success of Robbie’s sold-out headline show at Dublin’s Croke Park last summer, and are his only Irish shows in 2027. Shows are subject to licence. Tickets for Limerick cost from €91.25 to €252 including booking fee, . Tickets limited to 6 per transaction.
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