.png)
Picture This Announce Massive 2026 Irish Tour
- Apr 29
- 2 min read
In an announcement that has sent their fans into a frenzy, Picture This have officially confirmed a sprawling 16-date tour of Ireland for November and December 2026. The Athy boys are hiting the road again as they play shows in 8 Irish venues.
The inspiration for the tour came from a series of smaller shows the band played last year. In a statement released with the announcement, the band explained their decision to scale down the venue size:
"We spent last summer playing cities, towns and venues in Ireland that we had never played before and we completely fell in love with the intimacy of these shows and with the connections we made with the people in these places. We loved the experience so much that this year we want to do it again... these will be some of the most intimate shows we've done in Ireland in a long time."
The Full 16-Date Schedule
The tour kicks off in Belfast on November 25th and weaves through the country, hitting eight different locations for two nights each.
Date | Venue | Location |
Nov 25 & 26 | Telegraph Building | Belfast |
Nov 28 & 29 | TLT | Drogheda |
Dec 2 & 3 | Venue TBA | Wexford |
Dec 6 & 7 | City Hall | Cork |
Dec 9 & 10 | Milk Market | Limerick |
Dec 12 & 13 | Knocknarea Arena | Sligo |
Dec 15 & 16 | Black Box | Galway |
Dec 18 & 19 | Millennium Forum | Derry |
Ticket Details & Pricing
Given the "intimate" nature of these shows and the band's massive following, tickets are expected to be among the most sought-after of the year.
On Sale Date: Friday, May 1st, 2026, at 10:00 AM.
Where to Buy: Exclusively via Ticketmaster.ie.
Price Point: Tickets are priced between €56.00 and €59.89, which includes the booking fee and venue facility fee.
This 16-date run represents a unique opportunity for fans to see one of Ireland’s biggest exports in a setting that prioritizes connection and atmosphere over scale. If you're looking to catch Ryan, Jimmy, Owen, and Cliff this winter, set your alarms for Friday morning, these will not last.
Comments