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Stevie Wonder will bring his Songs In The Key Of Life Performances - 50th Anniversary Tour to Dublin's 3Arena on November 1, 2026. The legendary musician will perform the entire 1976 album, including hits like 'Sir Duke' and 'Isn't She Lovely', celebrating 50 years of one of the most influential albums in music history.
Music fans are in for a major treat as Stevie Wonder has announced a huge Dublin show as part of his Songs In The Key Of Life Performances - 50th Anniversary Tour.
The legendary singer, songwriter and musician will take to the stage at Dublin's 3Arena on Sunday, November 1, 2026, where he will perform his iconic 1976 album in its entirety. The highly anticipated tour celebrates 50 years of Songs In The Key Of Life, one of the most influential albums in music history.
The record features some of Wonder's most beloved hits, including 'Sir Duke', 'Isn't She Lovely', 'As' and 'Love's In Need Of Love Today', all of which fans can expect to hear during the Dublin show. Originally released in 1976, Songs In The Key Of Life earned Wonder the Grammy Award for Album of the Year and has since been certified Diamond, with more than 10 million copies sold.
The album has also been added to the US Library of Congress' National Recording Registry in recognition of its cultural and historical significance. With 25 Grammy Awards to his name, as well as a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, a Golden Globe and an Academy Award, Wonder remains one of the most celebrated artists in music history. And now Irish fans will get the chance to see the music icon perform one of his most acclaimed records live.
Tickets for the show start from €141, with Presale tickets available from Wednesday, September 9 at 10am
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