Robbie Williams to play Thomond Park gig next year

The singer has just completed engagements with the World Cup Finals
Robbie Williams to play Thomond Park gig next year

Robbie Williams will play Thomond Park in Limerick on July 6th.

The singer last played in Ireland last summer, with a show at Dublin's Croke Park. Promoters say the Limerick show, which is still subject to licence, will be Williams' only gig in Ireland next year.

He is currently playing shows across Europe as part of his ‘Britpop 2026 Tour’. He also co-wrote and performed the official Fifa anthem 'Desire' at the World Cup, singing it with Laura Pausini and Nicole Scherzinger at the final on Sunday.

Following the European dates, the tour moves to Central and South America with shows in countries including Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Peru, before continuing with dates in Australia and New Zealand at the end of the year.

In January 2026 Robbie released his latest album, ‘Britpop’, which secured him his 16th UK Number 1 album. 

Tickets for the Limerick gig go on sale this Friday at 10am and will be prices from €91.25 to €252, including booking fee.

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