Russell Watson, the world-renowned classical tenor and crossover artist, known affectionately as‘ The Voice’, will be bringing his spectacular stage show
Russell Watson – The Voice Returns to Ireland in 2026 for three very special performances. In association with SD Entertainment, tickets are on sale now from the
theatres and via www.russellwatson.com. The dates are as follows:-
DATE VENUE BOX OFFICE
Tuesday 26 May 2026
National Opera House, Wexford
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Friday 29 May 2026
University Concert Hall, LimerickBOOK HERE
Sunday 31 May
National Concert Hall, DublinBOOK HERE
Watson’s powerful and emotive performances have captivated audiences around the globe will be accompanied by long time collaborator, the legendary pianist, producer and arranger Mike Moran whose credits read like a ‘who’s who’ of the entertainment industry.
In his spectacular live show, Russell delivers stirring renditions of beloved musical theatre and classical pieces. Highlights include emotional performances of Bring Him Home from Les Misérables, Music of the Night from The Phantom of the Opera, the passionate ’O Sole Mio, and the timeless classic Moon River. With every note, Russell brings passion, elegance, and a unique warmth that make his concerts unforgettable celebrations of voice,
talent, and timeless music.
Described by the New York Times as a performer who ‘sings like Pavarotti and entertains the audience like Sinatra’, Russell Watson has released ten studio albums to critical acclaim. His debut album The Voice, released 25 years ago in September 2000, shot up the UK charts where he held the number spot for a world record 52 weeks. At the same time he topped the USA charts, making him the first British male singer to achieve a
simulataneous UK/USA number one!
From humble beginnings in Salford, Russell has risen to international acclaim, performing for royalty and dignitaries including Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III, the Pope and the Emperor of Japan. His rich voice seamlessly bridges classical and popular music creating an unmissable musical experience.
