• Claudia Buckley: The Galway Girl – Dumfries

    Theatre Royal Dumfries 66-68 Shakespeare St, Dumfries, Antrim, United Kingdom

    Known as the “Galway Girl”, award-winning vocalist Claudia Buckley is one of Ireland’s leading country music stars, hailing from Athenry in Co. Galway. A three-time Female Entertainer of the Year award winner, Claudia has established herself as one of the most exciting names in Irish country music. She has achieved two number-one albums featuring hits such as “Diane”, “Come On In”, and her breakthrough single “Drinking with Dolly”, which firmly cemented her place on the country music scene in Ireland and beyond. Following in the footsteps of her father, country music legend Jimmy Buckley, Claudia has built a record-breaking career, attracting a huge and loyal following of all ages. She regularly tours with her five-piece band, performing to packed dance halls, theatres, and festivals across Ireland, the UK, Scotland, and beyond. Her growing profile also includes a recent television appearance alongside Ronan Keating, further showcasing her talent to a wider audience. With an ever-expanding fanbase and a relentless touring schedule, Claudia Buckley continues to go from strength to strength. As she puts it herself, “country music runs through my veins” — and her passion, energy, and connection with audiences make every performance a standout live experience.

    Claudia Buckley: The Galway Girl – Aberdeen

    The Tivoli Theatre Aberdeen 34-48 Guild St, Aberdeen, United Kingdom

    Known as the “Galway Girl”, award-winning vocalist Claudia Buckley is one of Ireland’s leading country music stars, hailing from Athenry in Co. Galway. A three-time Female Entertainer of the Year award winner, Claudia has established herself as one of the most exciting names in Irish country music. She has achieved two number-one albums featuring hits such as “Diane”, “Come On In”, and her breakthrough single “Drinking with Dolly”, which firmly cemented her place on the country music scene in Ireland and beyond. Following in the footsteps of her father, country music legend Jimmy Buckley, Claudia has built a record-breaking career, attracting a huge and loyal following of all ages. She regularly tours with her five-piece band, performing to packed dance halls, theatres, and festivals across Ireland, the UK, Scotland, and beyond. Her growing profile also includes a recent television appearance alongside Ronan Keating, further showcasing her talent to a wider audience. With an ever-expanding fanbase and a relentless touring schedule, Claudia Buckley continues to go from strength to strength. As she puts it herself, “country music runs through my veins” — and her passion, energy, and connection with audiences make every performance a standout live experience.

    Claudia Buckley: The Galway Girl – Oban

    The Corran Halls 54 Corran Esplanade, Oban, United Kingdom

    Known as the “Galway Girl”, award-winning vocalist Claudia Buckley is one of Ireland’s leading country music stars, hailing from Athenry in Co. Galway. A three-time Female Entertainer of the Year award winner, Claudia has established herself as one of the most exciting names in Irish country music. She has achieved two number-one albums featuring hits such as “Diane”, “Come On In”, and her breakthrough single “Drinking with Dolly”, which firmly cemented her place on the country music scene in Ireland and beyond. Following in the footsteps of her father, country music legend Jimmy Buckley, Claudia has built a record-breaking career, attracting a huge and loyal following of all ages. She regularly tours with her five-piece band, performing to packed dance halls, theatres, and festivals across Ireland, the UK, Scotland, and beyond. Her growing profile also includes a recent television appearance alongside Ronan Keating, further showcasing her talent to a wider audience. With an ever-expanding fanbase and a relentless touring schedule, Claudia Buckley continues to go from strength to strength. As she puts it herself, “country music runs through my veins” — and her passion, energy, and connection with audiences make every performance a standout live experience.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Armagh

    Market Place, Armagh 9 Market St, Armagh, United Kingdom

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Derry

    The Millenium Forum 3 Newmarket St, Derry, United Kingdom

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Donegal

    Harveys Point Lough Eske Rd, Friary, Donegal, Ireland

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Cookstown

    The Burnavon Theatre Burn Rd, Cookstown, Tyrone, United Kingdom

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    Claudia Buckley: The Galway Girl – Inverness

    Eden Court Empire Theatre - Inverness Bishops Rd, Inverness, United Kingdom

    Known as the “Galway Girl”, award-winning vocalist Claudia Buckley is one of Ireland’s leading country music stars, hailing from Athenry in Co. Galway. A three-time Female Entertainer of the Year award winner, Claudia has established herself as one of the most exciting names in Irish country music. She has achieved two number-one albums featuring hits such as “Diane”, “Come On In”, and her breakthrough single “Drinking with Dolly”, which firmly cemented her place on the country music scene in Ireland and beyond. Following in the footsteps of her father, country music legend Jimmy Buckley, Claudia has built a record-breaking career, attracting a huge and loyal following of all ages. She regularly tours with her five-piece band, performing to packed dance halls, theatres, and festivals across Ireland, the UK, Scotland, and beyond. Her growing profile also includes a recent television appearance alongside Ronan Keating, further showcasing her talent to a wider audience. With an ever-expanding fanbase and a relentless touring schedule, Claudia Buckley continues to go from strength to strength. As she puts it herself, “country music runs through my veins” — and her passion, energy, and connection with audiences make every performance a standout live experience.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Dunloy

    St Joseph’s Parish Centre 17 Bridge Rd Dunloy, Ballymena

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    Claudia Buckley: The Galway Girl – Langholm

    The Buccleuch Centre Langholm, Dumfries & Galloway, United Kingdom

    Known as the “Galway Girl”, award-winning vocalist Claudia Buckley is one of Ireland’s leading country music stars, hailing from Athenry in Co. Galway. A three-time Female Entertainer of the Year award winner, Claudia has established herself as one of the most exciting names in Irish country music. She has achieved two number-one albums featuring hits such as “Diane”, “Come On In”, and her breakthrough single “Drinking with Dolly”, which firmly cemented her place on the country music scene in Ireland and beyond. Following in the footsteps of her father, country music legend Jimmy Buckley, Claudia has built a record-breaking career, attracting a huge and loyal following of all ages. She regularly tours with her five-piece band, performing to packed dance halls, theatres, and festivals across Ireland, the UK, Scotland, and beyond. Her growing profile also includes a recent television appearance alongside Ronan Keating, further showcasing her talent to a wider audience. With an ever-expanding fanbase and a relentless touring schedule, Claudia Buckley continues to go from strength to strength. As she puts it herself, “country music runs through my veins” — and her passion, energy, and connection with audiences make every performance a standout live experience.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Belfast

    Ulster Hall Belfast 34 Bedford St, Belfast, United Kingdom

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    Claudia Buckley: The Galway Girl – Stranraer

    Ryan Centre Ryan Centre, Stranraer,, Dumfries & Galloway, United Kingdom

    Known as the “Galway Girl”, award-winning vocalist Claudia Buckley is one of Ireland’s leading country music stars, hailing from Athenry in Co. Galway. A three-time Female Entertainer of the Year award winner, Claudia has established herself as one of the most exciting names in Irish country music. She has achieved two number-one albums featuring hits such as “Diane”, “Come On In”, and her breakthrough single “Drinking with Dolly”, which firmly cemented her place on the country music scene in Ireland and beyond. Following in the footsteps of her father, country music legend Jimmy Buckley, Claudia has built a record-breaking career, attracting a huge and loyal following of all ages. She regularly tours with her five-piece band, performing to packed dance halls, theatres, and festivals across Ireland, the UK, Scotland, and beyond. Her growing profile also includes a recent television appearance alongside Ronan Keating, further showcasing her talent to a wider audience. With an ever-expanding fanbase and a relentless touring schedule, Claudia Buckley continues to go from strength to strength. As she puts it herself, “country music runs through my veins” — and her passion, energy, and connection with audiences make every performance a standout live experience.

    Phil Coulter – Gold & Silver Days – Enniskillen

    Killyhevlin Hotel Dublin Rd, Enniskillen, Fermanagh, United Kingdom

    In recent years, Phil Coulter's annual nationwide tour has become, for his legion of fans, a hugely popular and welcome relief from the cold of the Irish Winter. His 2026 tour promises to be a heartwarming trip down memory lane, as Phil takes his audience through some of the highlights of his glittering 60 year career. Fans will relax in the glow of nostalgia as they hear piano favourites from his Tranquility Series, alongside his classic songs, like 'Puppet on a String' and 'Scorn Not His Simplicity', as well as songs by Elvis Presley and the Bay City Rollers. Feel the power of 'The Town I Love So Well' and sing along to 'Ireland's Call'. An evening of pure quality, not to be missed.

    LET IT BE – The Music of The Beatles – Omagh

    Strule Arts Centre, Omagh Townhall Square, Omagh, United Kingdom

    Show Starts: 7:45pm Step back in time and experience the unforgettable soundtrack of a generation. Let It Be – The Music of The Beatles is a spectacular live concert celebration of the world’s most iconic band. Featuring soaring harmonies, authentic performances, and timeless hits from She Loves You and Help! to Hey Jude and Let It Be, this show brings the magic of The Beatles’ music to life on stage. More than a tribute, Let It Be captures the spirit, energy, and joy of The Beatles’ legacy — a night of music that continues to inspire audiences across the globe. Perfect for lifelong fans and new generations alike, this is the ultimate Beatles experience. The show features some of Ireland’s top musicians, including Liverpool-born but Dublin-based Jake Carter — who is no stranger to the stage and has a unique homegrown connection to the worldwide greats.

  • Jake O’Kane – Cushendall

    Cushendall Golf Club 21 Shore Rd, Cushendall, Ballymena, Ireland

    Jake O’Kane is one of NI’s best known comics. He has appeared regularly on both television and radio for almost three decades across a wide range of formats. He has presented a number of documentaries, commented on national news programmes, been educated in the mysteries of football during the Euros, had the wonderful worlds of etiquette and opera opened to him and was panellist on BBC NI’s ‘The Blame Game’. He also wrote a weekly column in The Irish News for seven years, commenting on politics, the human condition and everything in between. It is the live stage, however, where Jake is most at home. His ‘end of year review show’ has become an annual favourite with his fans, selling out theatres around NI for over a decade. Jake has always refused to recognise any divide in his audience, playing sold-out shows both at Féile an Phobail and the Spectrum Centre on the Shankill Road. He has the rare talent to cross all political and religious denominations, taking an honest, critical and very funny look at politics, religion, society and himself.

    Jake O’Kane – Portrush

    The Playhouse 47 Main St, Portrush, Antrim, United Kingdom

    Jake O’Kane is one of NI’s best known comics. He has appeared regularly on both television and radio for almost three decades across a wide range of formats. He has presented a number of documentaries, commented on national news programmes, been educated in the mysteries of football during the Euros, had the wonderful worlds of etiquette and opera opened to him and was panellist on BBC NI’s ‘The Blame Game’. He also wrote a weekly column in The Irish News for seven years, commenting on politics, the human condition and everything in between. It is the live stage, however, where Jake is most at home. His ‘end of year review show’ has become an annual favourite with his fans, selling out theatres around NI for over a decade. Jake has always refused to recognise any divide in his audience, playing sold-out shows both at Féile an Phobail and the Spectrum Centre on the Shankill Road. He has the rare talent to cross all political and religious denominations, taking an honest, critical and very funny look at politics, religion, society and himself.

    Jake O’Kane – Cookstown

    The Burnavon Theatre Burn Rd, Cookstown, Tyrone, United Kingdom

    Jake O’Kane is one of NI’s best known comics. He has appeared regularly on both television and radio for almost three decades across a wide range of formats. He has presented a number of documentaries, commented on national news programmes, been educated in the mysteries of football during the Euros, had the wonderful worlds of etiquette and opera opened to him and was panellist on BBC NI’s ‘The Blame Game’. He also wrote a weekly column in The Irish News for seven years, commenting on politics, the human condition and everything in between. It is the live stage, however, where Jake is most at home. His ‘end of year review show’ has become an annual favourite with his fans, selling out theatres around NI for over a decade. Jake has always refused to recognise any divide in his audience, playing sold-out shows both at Féile an Phobail and the Spectrum Centre on the Shankill Road. He has the rare talent to cross all political and religious denominations, taking an honest, critical and very funny look at politics, religion, society and himself.

    Jake O’Kane – Newry

    Canal Court Merchants Quay, Newry, Down, United Kingdom

    Jake O’Kane is one of NI’s best known comics. He has appeared regularly on both television and radio for almost three decades across a wide range of formats. He has presented a number of documentaries, commented on national news programmes, been educated in the mysteries of football during the Euros, had the wonderful worlds of etiquette and opera opened to him and was panellist on BBC NI’s ‘The Blame Game’. He also wrote a weekly column in The Irish News for seven years, commenting on politics, the human condition and everything in between. It is the live stage, however, where Jake is most at home. His ‘end of year review show’ has become an annual favourite with his fans, selling out theatres around NI for over a decade. Jake has always refused to recognise any divide in his audience, playing sold-out shows both at Féile an Phobail and the Spectrum Centre on the Shankill Road. He has the rare talent to cross all political and religious denominations, taking an honest, critical and very funny look at politics, religion, society and himself.

  • Jake O’Kane – Enniskillen

    The Ardhowen Theatre 97 Dublin Road, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, United Kingdom

    Jake O’Kane is one of NI’s best known comics. He has appeared regularly on both television and radio for almost three decades across a wide range of formats. He has presented a number of documentaries, commented on national news programmes, been educated in the mysteries of football during the Euros, had the wonderful worlds of etiquette and opera opened to him and was panellist on BBC NI’s ‘The Blame Game’. He also wrote a weekly column in The Irish News for seven years, commenting on politics, the human condition and everything in between. It is the live stage, however, where Jake is most at home. His ‘end of year review show’ has become an annual favourite with his fans, selling out theatres around NI for over a decade. Jake has always refused to recognise any divide in his audience, playing sold-out shows both at Féile an Phobail and the Spectrum Centre on the Shankill Road. He has the rare talent to cross all political and religious denominations, taking an honest, critical and very funny look at politics, religion, society and himself.