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6 hand-drawn men, wearing glasses and brightly coloured, patterned clothing, all play instruments, surrounded by rolling green hills Family

The Speks

Sun 18 Jan, 2pm & 4.30pm

The Speks are back to present a lively show of nursery rhymes and sing-along songs set to acoustic Irish music which will have adults and kids jumping in their seats!

A head and shoulders shot of Neil Delamere, wearing a checked shirt, with an orange background Comedy

Neil Delamere

Fri 30 Jan, 8pm

Reinventing the Neil

Join the star of the Blame Game, Live at the Apollo, QI and Celebrity Chase as he ponders the eternal question, if it ain’t broke should he fix it?

Eddi Reader in the bright sunshine, smiling at the camera Music

Eddi Reader

Wed 25 & Thu 26 Feb, 8pm

Back by popular demand after sellout runs of multiple nights at Pavilion Theatre in 2024 and 2025, Reader has effortlessly developed into one of popular music’s most thrilling and affecting performers.

A collage of all the artists taking place, on a purple and blue galactic background Music

Reeling in the Showband Years

Sun 1 Mar, 8pm

The smash-hit show returns once again to Pavilion Theatre in 2026 for another nostalgic journey back in time to the magical Showband era. Join Ronan Collins along with a host of other stars to celebrate its amazing 16th year!

Jason Byrne, with a thoughtful expression, is shown against a dreamy sky filled with fluffy clouds. He wears a white shirt and has an oversized, cloud-like hat on his head, blending into the cloudy background. Comedy

Jason Byrne

Thu 5 & Fri 6 Mar, 8pm

Head in the Clouds

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s probably Jason Byrne with his head in the effin’ clouds again. Tonight’s forecast is cloudy with a chance of fluffy mayhem.

The Decline of the Carthaginian Empire (1817) by William Turner Cinema, Event Cinema

Turner & Constable

Tue 10 Mar, 8pm

Exhibition on Screen

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of their births, two giants of British art go head-to-head in this big-screen exploration of their fierce rivalry, contrasting visions, and unforgettable landscapes.

The main cast of Give My Head Peace all smiling at the camera sat on the set of the TV show. Comedy

Give My Head Peace

Wed 11 Mar, 8pm

Northern Ireland’s favourite sitcom returns as Give My Head Peace Live brings Da, Ma, Cal and the whole gang back to the stage for a riotous night of satire, sketches, stand-up and guaranteed laughs.

A black and red stylised cartoon version of Jack L with a black hat and goatee Music

Jack Lukeman presents Chez Jack L

Fri 13 Mar, 8pm

Celebrated Irish singer-songwriter Jack Lukeman is set to return to Pavilion Theatre in 2026. This highly anticipated evening promises a compelling blend of nostalgia and reinvention, presenting timeless hits with Jack’s innovative flair.

Sharon Shannon, smiling and surrounded by a rural setting, is wearing a red coat and has her accordion slung over her right shoulder Music

Sharon Shannon

Sun 15 Mar, 8pm

Come and witness the unmatched live energy, rooted in traditional Irish music but fearless in its exploration beyond, that has made Sharon Shannon a musical icon for over 30 years.

Black and white collage image of Steward D'Arietta wearing a fedora, surrounded by his bandmates. Music

My Leonard Cohen

Wed 13 & Thu 14 May, 8pm

Performed by Stewart D’Arrietta

Following multiple sold-out shows in Dún Laoghaire, D’Arrietta and his band return with his rousing celebration of the late legendary Cohen’s best-loved music, poetry and stories of his life.

Stewart D’Arrietta dressed in black, with a black hat, sings into a microphone with his hands outstretched Music

Tom Waits for No Man

Fri 15 May, 8pm

Performed by Stewart D’Arrietta

Covering Waits terrain of tenderness to terror, and all the pathos in between. D’Arrietta’s characteristic gravel-voiced sensitivity brings out the shapes and shades of these legendary songs.