Robbie Williams has announced a new run of live shows for summer 2027 in the UK and Ireland.
The music superstar will play an ‘RW27’ headline show in the Irish city of Limerick at the Thomond Park Stadium on Tuesday 6th July, and bring his incredible live show to Lytham Festival 2027 in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire on Saturday 3rd July. The new Irish date follows the huge success of Robbie’s sold-out headline show at Dublin’s Croke Park last summer. Previous headliners at Lytham Festival include Stevie Wonder, The Strokes, Kings of Leon, Lewis Capaldi and Diana Ross, with artists including Pet Shop Boys and Alanis Morissette headlining the 2026 edition earlier this month.
Fans can access tickets for both the Limerick show and Lytham Festival by signing up to the artist pre-sale which takes place at 10am BST this Wednesday 22nd July, and via the general sale which takes place at 10am BST on Friday 24th July. For more information visit robbiewilliams.com. For more information on Lytham Festival please visit Lytham Festival.
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.
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