The High Kings

Fresh from the most successful chapter of their remarkable career, The High Kings are set to return to stages across Ireland with their brand-new 2027 tour, The Power of the People.

The announcement follows an extraordinary period of growth for one of Ireland’s most celebrated folk acts. Having completed their biggest-ever world tour, including a sold-out run of Australian dates, The High Kings continue to captivate audiences across Ireland, the UK, North America, Europe and beyond. Their unique blend of traditional Irish music, powerful storytelling and contemporary energy has introduced a new generation of fans to the rich heritage of Irish folk music.

Over the past two years, the band have achieved millions of streams worldwide, sold out venues across the globe and further expanded their international reach through high-profile features on the soundtrack of the global box-office hit Sinners and Disney’s Only Murders In The Building.

Their latest single, The Irish Roar, has become a phenomenal success, smashing previous streaming records for the band and surpassing one million streams and one million video views in record time. The song has become a powerful anthem for fans worldwide and highlights the enduring connection between The High Kings and their audience.

More than just a concert tour, The Power of the People is a celebration of community, resilience and the unifying spirit of Irish music. With soaring harmonies, infectious energy and an unrivalled catalogue of songs, audiences can expect an unforgettable night of music and celebration.

Speaking about the tour, the band said:

“At its heart, this tour is about the people who have supported us every step of the way. The music represents the power of the people, and nothing is more powerful than the human spirit. When thousands of voices sing as one, something extraordinary happens. One voice. One huge Irish roar. That’s… the Power of the People.”

Widely regarded as one of the most exciting live acts in folk music today, The High Kings continue to push boundaries while staying true to the traditions that have made them a global phenomenon.