Snow Patrol

‘THE FOREST IS THE PATH’
THE NEW ALBUM.
OUT NOW

25th February - 3Arena, Dublin
Doors: 6.30pm / Sister Ghost: 7:15pm / Nina Nesbitt: 8pm / Snow Patrol: 9pm
All times are subject to change.
27th February - SSE Arena, Belfast 
Nina Nesbitt & Sister Ghost
28th February - SSE Arena, Belfast 
Nina Nesbitt & Cherym

19th June 2025 - Virgin Media Park, Cork
21st June 2025 - Belsonic, Belfast

SNOW PATROL today announce outdoor shows for summer 2025 with dates at Virgin Media Park, Cork on Thursday 19th June and Belsonic, Belfast on Saturday 21 June 2025.

All tickets for Cork are priced €69.90 inclusive of booking fee via Ticketmaster.ie. Subject to licence.

Their stunning number one new album ‘The Forest Is The Path’ featuring new single ‘Everything’s Here And Nothing’s Lost’ is out now.

‘The Forest is the Path’ is the Northern Irish band’s eighth studio album and marks their eagerly awaited return after six years, following 2018’s ‘Wildness’. It is produced by Fraser T Smith (Adele/Dave/Stormzy) and the band. Now comprising the trio of Gary Lightbody, Nathan Connolly and Johnny McDaid, Snow Patrol offered the first tastes of their extraordinary new album with singles ‘The Beginning’, ‘This Is The Sound Of Your Voice’ and ‘All’.

‘The Forest Is The Path’ was written by Nathan Connolly, Gary Lightbody and Johnny McDaid and features twelve tracks. Fraser T Smith, Will Reynolds, Roy Kerr and Troy Van Leeuwen (QOTSA) also contributed to the writing on some of the songs on the album. The album and single artwork features paintings by Gary Lightbody.

New single ‘Everything’s Here And Nothing’s Lost’’is the second song the band wrote for the album on a brief but pivotal writing trip to Somerset. “It was written on the second day there,” Lightbody says “The first day we wrote ‘The Beginning' and the second day we wrote ‘Everything’s Here and Nothing Lost’ which are now the first and third singles from the album, so you could say it was a productive trip”.

‘The Forest is the Path’ is an album of contrasts. At times epically joyous, life-affirming and giant - in fact Lightbody calls the album “the biggest sounding record we have ever made” - and the first four tracks are some of the mightiest choruses they have released in their now thirty-year career. But it also holds space for moments that are pin-drop quiet and earth-shatteringly devastating.

Snow Patrol kicked off their return in the summer with a stunning performance at Rock Werchter in Belgium before playing to 30,000 fans at a sold-out Thomond Park Stadium in Limerick. They will return to play a 9 date Sold-Out UK and Ireland Arena tour in February ahead of their outdoor summer shows in June.

SNOW PATROL LIVE DATES

Feb 15th, London O2
Feb 16th, Birmingham Resorts World Arena
Feb 18th, Cardiff Utilita Arena
Feb 19th, Hull Connexin Live
Feb 21st, Glasgow OVO Hydro
Feb 22nd, Manchester Co-op Live Arena
Feb 25th, Dublin 3Arena
Feb 27th, Belfast SSE Arena
Feb 28th, Belfast SSE Arena
Jun 19th, Cork Virgin Media Park
Jun 21st, Belfast Belsonic