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Take That members Howard Donald, Gary Barlow, and Mark Owen performed at the World Premiere of their film "Greatest Days" in 2023 at Leicester Square, London, UK. Shutterstock
Aviva Stadium
Take That return to Dublin next summer with three original members and one robotic elephant
The Circus Tour – which includes hits such as Greatest Day – last came to Ireland in 2009 when the British boy band played a sold-out gig in Croke Park.
TAKE THAT ARE touring the UK and Ireland next summer for a revival of their 2009 tour The Circus, including one night in Dublin’s Aviva Stadium.
The Circus Tour – which includes hits such as Greatest Day – last came to Ireland in 2009 when the British boy band played a sold-out gig in Croke Park as a four piece.
The remaining members of the pop band, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen, will visit Dublin on Saturday, 4 July with a circus-themed show featuring a mechanical elephant.
The group will kick off the tour at St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton, England on 29 May, then visit Scotland and Wales before ending their time in the UK with a gig in London Stadium, London on 30 June.
The group’s 2009 tour became the fastest-selling tour in UK history.
Tickets will go on general sale on Friday 26 September at 9:30. Presales will begin from Thursday 25 September at 9:30.
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