Right. Deep breath. Kingfishr have just announced even more 2026 shows, including a 20,000-capacity headline date at Dublin’s St. Anne’s Park—because apparently Malahide Castle wasn’t iconic enough. Casual.
The Irish trio are now set to play to over 109,000 fans next summer alone, meaning you and roughly everyone you’ve ever had a late-night Spotify cry session with will probably be in the same field, screaming Killeagh into the night air like it’s a prayer.
Oh, and it’s not just Ireland. They’re levelling up across the UK too—with their biggest gigs yet in London, Manchester, Cardiff and Glasgow now locked in. This time last year? Their biggest venue was Dublin’s 3Olympia. Let that sink in.
Where & When (So You Can Start Planning the Road Trip)
MAY 2026
19 – Cardiff, DEPOT (NEW)
21 – London, O2 Academy Brixton (NEW)
23 – Manchester, Academy (NEW)
24 – Glasgow, O2 Academy (NEW)
JUNE 2026
5 – Dublin, St. Anne’s Park (NEW — 20k capacity, big feelings)
8 – Belfast, SSE Arena (SOLD OUT)
9 – Belfast, SSE Arena (SOLD OUT)
11 – Cork, Virgin Media Park
12 – Cork, Virgin Media Park (SOLD OUT)
13 – Dublin, Malahide Castle (SOLD OUT)
🧠 Presale opens 10am Wednesday 3rd Sept for mailing list sign-ups.
🎟️ General sale 10am Friday 5th Sept via all the usual suspects.
Halcyon Hit #1—And The Hype Is Fully Justified
Let’s be real. You already know Halcyon is a wall-to-wall emotional landscape. But just in case you needed the receipts:
- 📀 #1 Album in Ireland
- 🔥 #7 in the UK (yes, even across the Irish Sea, they’re thriving)
- 🥇 Killeagh is STILL #1 on the Irish Singles Chart (8 weeks and counting)
- 💎 Diamonds & Roses is chilling at #3
So, How Did We Get Here?
If you’ve been paying attention, this glow-up has been brewing. In 2023, they sold out the 3Olympia. By 2025, they’ll wrap the year with two sold-out nights at Dublin’s 3Arena. They’ve also upgraded venues across Europe, booked festival sets, and are currently mid-world tour with Dylan Gossett.
To summarise: they have not had a single slow day since this album dropped.
And yes, their tour schedule reads like an indie musician’s bucket list—Brooklyn to Barcelona, Toronto to Tilburg, Chicago to Cologne. They’re literally everywhere, and somehow, still sound like they’re singing just to you.
Expect: Flannel, Feelings, and Folk-Pop That Hits You In The Gut
Let’s be clear. These aren’t just gigs—they’re spiritual awakenings in venues.
St. Anne’s Park is going to be a sea of flannel shirts, biodegradable glitter, and people holding hands with strangers during the bridge of Killeagh.
If you’ve ever cried over someone you “almost dated,” this is your World Cup.
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