ROBBIE WILLIAMS ADDS SECOND SHOW AT THOMOND PARK STADIUM, DUE TO PHENOMENAL DEMAND!
6TH JULY 2027 – SOLD OUT
TICKETS FOR EXTRA SHOW ON 7TH JULY ON SALE NOW
SUBJECT TO LICENCE
Due to phenomenal demand, Robbie Williams has added a second date at Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick on 7th July 2007.
Tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster.ie.
Earlier this week, the music superstar announced he will, for the first time ever, bring his incredible live show ‘RW27’ to Thomond Park Stadium.
These new Irish dates follow the huge success of Robbie’s sold-out headline show at Dublin’s Croke Park last summer, and are his only Irish shows in 2027. Shows are subject to licence.
Tickets for Limerick cost from €91.25 to €252 including booking fee, (subject to 12.5% service charge per ticket, max €10.50). Tickets limited to 6 per transaction.
For more information visit robbiewilliams.com.
Robbie is currently playing shows across Europe as part of his ‘BRITPOP 2026 Tour’. 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. The ‘BRITPOP’ stadium tour began in summer 2025 with Robbie performing to more than 250,000 people in the UK alone and 1.2 million people across the whole tour.
In January 2026 Robbie released his latest album, ‘BRITPOP’, to widespread critical acclaim, which secured him his 16th UK Number 1 album and made history breaking the all-time record for the artist with the most UK Number 1 albums.
ABOUT ROBBIE WILLIAMS
Robbie Williams is one of the most successful music artists in the world with 90 million album sales worldwide, six of the Top 100 best-selling albums in British history and a record-breaking 16 UK Number 1 albums. Across his celebrated career Robbie has received awards from countries all over the world including a record 18 BRIT Awards, 8 German ECHO Awards, 3 MTV European Music Awards and 2 GRAMMY nominations. He won the prestigious PRS for Music Icon Award at The Ivors 2025 – his fifth Ivor Novello Award – celebrating Robbie as one of Britain’s most iconic and influential songwriters.
In January 2026 Robbie released his album ‘BRITPOP’ which secured him his 16th UK Number 1 album and made history breaking the all-time record for the artist with the most UK Number 1 albums. Robbie is also a much-loved live performer all around the globe, who continues to sell out venues worldwide, and is renowned for his dynamic shows and incredible showmanship. Robbie took to the stage last summer for the ‘BRITPOP’ stadium tour, performing to 1.2 million people globally. The tour continues this summer with a series of European shows and festival appearances, followed by headline arena performances in South America, closing the year with stadium dates in Australia and New Zealand.
As well as being one of our most celebrated music artists, Robbie is also a pop culture icon who transcends music. In June 2025 Robbie was announced as the Official FIFA Music Ambassador – a global role for FIFA marking a powerful new union between music and football on the world stage. In his first engagement in his ongoing role, Robbie co-wrote and recorded the first ever Official FIFA anthem, ‘Desire’ featuring Laura Pausini. He performed the song at the final of the FIFA Club World Cup™ last year.
In December 2024 his Oscar-nominated film, ‘Better Man’, was released globally to critical acclaim with the accompanying film soundtrack released in January 2025. Other acclaimed projects across his career – in music and beyond – include a Netflix documentary about his life, a Las Vegas residency and launching his own art exhibition, ‘Radical Honesty’. A UNICEF ambassador since 2000, Robbie co-founded Soccer Aid. Since its launch in 2006 the annual event, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, has raised more than £137 million to date for charity worldwide.
Robbie Williams Live 2027
3rd July – Lytham Festival, Lancashire, UK
6th July – Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick, Ireland – SOLD OUT
7th July – Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick, Ireland – extra show added due to demand
