Take That are coming back to Belfast, with the pop icons confirmed for a huge outdoor show at Belsonic in summer 2027.
Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald will bring their newly announced Dreamers Tour to Belfast on Wednesday 30 June 2027, as part of an extensive run of European dates.
The Belfast concert will form part of Belsonic 2027, adding another major name to the city’s summer live music calendar.
When are Take That playing Belfast?
Take That – Dreamers Tour
Belsonic, Belfast
Wednesday 30 June 2027
Tickets on sale: Friday 4 September at 10am
Subject to licence
General sale tickets will be available through Ticketmaster Ireland and Take That’s official website.
Fans hoping to get ahead of the general sale can also access an earlier ticket window by pre-ordering the band’s forthcoming album, Dreamers. That presale is scheduled to begin at 10am on Wednesday 2 September, followed by venue presales from 10am on Thursday 3 September.
A new Take That era
The tour announcement comes alongside confirmation of Dreamers, Take That’s highly anticipated 10th studio album.
The record is expected later in 2026, with further details still to be revealed.
Fans won’t have long to wait for another taste of the album either. New single Feel My Love arrives on Friday 4 September and features Irish-American singer-songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly.
The collaboration follows the band’s recent tracks You’re A Superstar and Sweet July, giving fans an early indication of the sound Take That are exploring for their next chapter.
Belfast joins a huge European tour
The Dreamers Tour is set to be Take That’s biggest European run in years, with the first announcement featuring 24 concerts across 24 cities and 14 countries.
The tour begins in Zurich, Switzerland, on 3 June before travelling across Europe.
Belfast gets its turn on 30 June, before the band heads south for a concert at Thomond Park in Limerick on 2 July.
Other stops include Berlin, Warsaw, Vilnius, Oslo, Stockholm, Paris, Rome, Vienna and several German cities, with further shows expected to be announced.
Rather than sticking exclusively to traditional arenas, the tour will see Take That perform at festivals and outdoor venues throughout the summer.
For Belfast fans, that means a big open-air Take That show right in the middle of the Belsonic season.
Expect the classics too
While the Dreamers Tour will introduce audiences to music from the new album, Take That have confirmed their famous back catalogue will remain a major part of the shows.
And there is plenty to choose from.
Across more than three decades, Take That have become one of Britain’s most successful pop groups, selling more than 45 million records worldwide and securing 12 UK Number One singles.
Their remarkable career has survived line-up changes, a break-up and one of the most successful reunions in British pop history.
Songs including Back for Good, Rule the World, Shine, Patience, Greatest Day and Never Forget have helped the group build an audience spanning several generations.
Another huge year for Take That
The Belfast announcement follows an already significant 2026 for Gary, Howard and Mark.
Their Take That documentary reached Number One on Netflix following its release in February, while their enormous The Circus Live stadium tour reportedly sold more than 736,000 tickets.
One Manchester performance was also livestreamed through Amazon Music and Prime Video, becoming the most-watched UK livestreamed performance on the platform to date.
Now attention turns to Dreamers and another summer of enormous live shows.
Take That Belfast 2027 tickets
With Take That’s long-standing popularity in Northern Ireland and Belsonic’s reputation for huge summer concerts, demand for the Belfast date is likely to be strong.
Take That – Dreamers Tour at Belsonic
📍 Belfast
📅 Wednesday 30 June 2027
🎟️ General sale: Friday 4 September 2026 at 10am
⏰ Album pre-order presale: Wednesday 2 September at 10am
⏰ Venue presale: Thursday 3 September at 10am
Subject to licence.
Take That at Belsonic, Belfast, on a summer night with thousands singing Never Forget?
This could be one of Belfast’s big concert moments of 2027.
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