Take That announce two Dublin gigs for April 2024

Mike Finnerty 22 Sep 2023

Take That will play Dublin’s 3Arena next April, as part of their new UK and Ireland tour.

The Greatest Day hitmakers will play the 3Arena on April 22nd and 23rd next year.

The pop mainstays have carried on as a three-piece, and members Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald will play an extensive back catalogue of hits for Dublin audiences next year, with special guest Olly Murs.

Tickets for the Dublin shows will go on sale on September 29 at 9.30am, with prices starting at €78.25 including booking fee and venue facility fee.

Eagle-eye fans spotted teasers around Dublin earlier this week in anticipation of the gig, and the gig announcement has coincided with the announcement of their new album This Life.

This Life represents the band’s first full studio album since 2017, and will be released on November 24th.

More recently, the group performed at the coronation of King Charles III.

The group has gone through various member changes since forming in 1990, with Robbie Williams infamously leaving the group in 1995 before rejoining in 2010, and leaving again in 2014.

The group also saw band member Jason Orange quit in 2014, but the band have carried on as a three-piece since then.

In their pomp, Take That secured four number-one singles in Ireland, and their mid-2000s comeback is considered one of the greatest comebacks in pop history.