Niall Horan – has announced Dinner Party tour, with a dates at 3Arena Dublin in November

Chart-topping global superstar Niall Horan announced “DINNER PARTY” LIVE ON TOUR. Named for his new album, Dinner Party, the UK and European leg will kick off on September 22, 2026 at Utilita Arena in Birmingham, and include shows at London’s O2 Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena on November 9 & 10, Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, and Paris’ Accor Arena. See below for itinerary.

TICKETS: Presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on-sale starting Thursday, April 2 at 10am local time at niallhoran.com. Tickets for Dublin are priced from €51.70 – €93.75 inclusive of booking & facility fees.

Mastercard cardholders have special access to presale tickets in Netherlands, Belgium, France, Denmark, Italy and Poland. Mastercard Presale starts Tuesday March 31 at 10am local and ends Thursday April 2 at 9am local. 

£1 per ticket sale in the UK will be donated to the LIVE Trust, protecting, expanding, and supporting grassroots music across the UK.

There’s something about sharing a table that feels like sharing a future and Dinner Party brings the listener into that experience with warmth, wit and sincerity. The album is cinematic and organic, with songs that play like memories being gently created. Julian Bunetta and John Ryan, Horan’s longtime collaborators, served as executive producers. His other creative partners and co-writers included Afterhrs, Amy Allen, Ian Franzino, Andrew Haas, Steph Jones, Rocky Block and Joel Little. 

Horan, who recently teamed up with Myles Smith on “Drive Safe,”   is featured on the cover of GQ HYPE which describes Dinner Party as “a collection of sincere sepia-toned songs that Horan says he began to write in 2024 after turning 30, when he was able to slow down, reflect on the past, savor the present, and imagine his future.” Read the feature HERE.

UK & EUROPE TOUR

22 September – Utilita Arena, Birmingham (UK)

23 September – Utilita Arena, Newcastle (UK)

25 September – Co-Op Live, Manchester (UK)

28 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow (UK)

29 September – Utilita Arena, Sheffield (UK)

2 October – The O2, London (UK)

7 October – Barclays Arena, Hamburg (Germany)

8 October – Uber Arena, Berlin (Germany)

10 October – Royal Arena, Copenhagen (Denmark)

13 October – Lanxess Arena, Cologne (Germany)

15 October – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

16 October – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (Netherlands)

25 October – Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona (Spain)

28 October – Unipol Forum, Milan (Italy)

29 October – Unipol Arena, Bologna (Italy)

31 October – Olympiahalle, Munich (Germany)

3 November – Tauron Arena, Krakow (Poland)

5 November – AFAS Dome, Antwerp (Belgium)

6 November – Accor Arena, Paris (France)

9 November – 3Arena, Dublin (Ireland)

10 November – 3Arena, Dublin (Ireland)

15 November – SSE Arena, Belfast (UK)