Loyle Carner announces 3Arena concert
Singer Loyle Carner has announced a concert at Dublin's 3Arena.
The musician will play in Dublin on November 9th, 2025, with tickets going on sale on Friday, May 2nd, at 9am.
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The gig is part of a newly announced global tour following his headline Glastonbury set, and features a four-night residency at London's O2 Academy Brixton.
Carner also announced the release of his new album, hopefully !, which will come out on June 20th.
The musician, writer, director, producer, entrepreneur and actor first emerged with his 2013 A Little Late EP, and has since found a signature blend of lyricism with genre-disruptive sounds.
His debut album, Yesterday's Gone, was released in 2017 and untangled personal experiences of grief and the pressures of coming of age.
His second album, 2019's Not Waving, But Drowning, was followed up by hugo in 2022, which secured his second Top 3 album.
Album presale for Carner's 3Arena concert opens at 9am on April 30th, with MCD presale beginning on May 1st at 12pm and tickets available for general sale at 9am on May 2nd.
Ticket prices are from €59.90-€69.90, subject to service charge.
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