The Coronas

The Coronas have announced their return to Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre for four highly anticipated Christmas shows, taking place on the10th, 11th, 12th and 13th of December 2025. These annual performances have become a firm fixture in the band’s calendar and a much-loved tradition for fans, renowned for their festive atmosphere, sing-along anthems, and unforgettable live energy.

And, for the first time, the band will bring the festive celebrations to the renowned Telegraph Building, Belfast on Friday 19 December 2025.

Tickets for Dublin cost from @44.40 to €49.40 subject to Ticketmaster charges and go on sale this Friday at 10am.

Speaking about the shows, lead singer Danny O’Reilly said: “The 3Olympia Theatre is more than just a special venue to us — it’s now part of what The Coronas are all about. Every Christmas, old friends and families come together to sing their hearts out and share the craic. We just feel honoured to be invited along to the party each year!”

“We’ve also had the pleasure of being part of some equally amazing Christmas shows in Belfast over the past number of years and we’re buzzing to announce our biggest ever indoor show there, at The Telegraph Building on December 19th”

In an ever-changing music industry, The Coronas’ longevity is remarkable. The band’s last four albums have all reached Number 1 in theIrish charts, while their reputation as one of Ireland’s premier live acts continues to grow internationally. Over the past year alone, TheCoronas have played to more than 87,000 fans worldwide, including sold-out tours across the UK, North America, and Australia.

The Coronas released their eighth studio album Thoughts & Observations in Sept 2024, a powerful, melodic record which takes an incisive look at life, relationships and art. Although technically a three-piece, with Danny on vocals, piano and guitar, Graham Knox on bass and Conor Egan on drums, the band embraced the talents of their touring supergroup on this album with Lar Kaye (All Tvvins) on guitar, Cian MacSweeney (True Tides) on saxophone and Roisin O on backing vocals. After a rapturous reception from public and critics alike, theband toured heavily in support of the record.