Garth Brooks has announced a 10-concert tour across Ireland for summer 2027. The country music legend will perform in Belfast, Galway, Kilkenny, Limerick, and Cork. No Dublin dates are included in the schedule. The tour marks his return to Ireland after a five-year absence.
Brooks last performed in Ireland in September 2022, when he played five sold-out shows at Dublin’s Croke Park, selling over 400,000 tickets. The 2027 tour will take place in May and June. Ticket sales for the concerts are set to begin in early 2026.
This announcement comes after months of speculation about Brooks’ return to the Irish stage. Fans have been eagerly awaiting news of his next tour, with many hoping to see him perform in major cities like Dublin. The absence of Dublin dates has sparked discussion among fans, with some expressing disappointment.
Brooks’ 2027 tour is part of a broader plan to expand his global presence. The Irish leg of the tour will feature a mix of his classic hits and new material. The tour is expected to draw large crowds, with many of the venues already anticipated to sell out.
The decision to exclude Dublin has raised questions among fans, but Brooks has not provided an official explanation. The tour is seen as a significant event for Irish country music fans, offering a chance to experience one of the genre’s most iconic performers.
