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Niall Horan announces Dinner Party live tour with major UK and European dates for 2026
Niall Horan has unveiled his Dinner Party Live On Tour run for 2026, including arena shows across the UK and Europe this autumn.
Niall Horan has confirmed he’ll be back on the road this year, announcing his Dinner Party Live On Tour in support of his upcoming album Dinner Party.
The UK and European leg begins on September 22, 2026 at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena and will see the singer play some of the continent’s biggest venues, including London’s The O2, Dublin’s 3Arena, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and Paris’ Accor Arena.
Presales roll out throughout next week, with general tickets available from Thursday, April 2 at 10am local time via niallhoran.com. Mastercard holders in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Denmark, Italy and Poland will also have access to an exclusive presale from March 31 until April 2.
As part of the tour, £1 from every UK ticket sold will be donated to the LIVE Trust, helping to protect and support grassroots music venues across the country.
The tour marks Horan’s biggest run of European shows to date and follows the success of his previous solo outings, with fans set to hear new material from Dinner Party live for the first time.
Horan’s full UK and European itinerary runs as follows:
22 September – Utilita Arena, Birmingham (UK)
23 September – Utilita Arena, Newcastle (UK)
25 September – Co-op Live, Manchester (UK)
28 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow (UK)
29 September – Utilita Arena, Sheffield (UK)
2 October – The O2, London (UK)
7 October – Barclays Arena, Hamburg (Germany)
8 October – Uber Arena, Berlin (Germany)
10 October – Royal Arena, Copenhagen (Denmark)
13 October – Lanxess Arena, Cologne (Germany)
15 October – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
16 October – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam (Netherlands)
25 October – Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona (Spain)
28 October – Unipol Forum, Milan (Italy)
29 October – Unipol Arena, Bologna (Italy)
31 October – Olympiahalle, Munich (Germany)
3 November – Tauron Arena, Krakow (Poland)
5 November – AFAS Dome, Antwerp (Belgium)
6 November – Accor Arena, Paris (France)
9 November – 3Arena, Dublin (Ireland)
10 November – 3Arena, Dublin (Ireland)
15 November – SSE Arena, Belfast (UK)
