Niall Horan Electrifies Dublin with Sold-Out Shows

Niall Horan electrifies Dublin with a sold out performance in the historic Royal Hospital Kilmainham. The two-day event set for Friday and Saturday is not only an amazing time for Mullingar’s rising but also serves as a culmination of Horan’s two-year tour. This is the first concert that sells out this year in the city.

Part of his largest ever solo performances, the concert dubbed “The Show Live On Tour” marks a major success for Horan taking into consideration the fact that it happened in his home soil. Having started out with the performance earlier this year, during the last two years, the leading Irish musician has given the tour his all. The himalayan dream travel across the globe saw him sample and perform at the Sydney, Tokyo, Melbourne, London, and Auckland regions before jetting to the United States.

His third album The Show has in the last few weeks been performing well on various platforms and has secured the No.1 position in the music list. Horan’s love for live music came out clearly in his response, “Performing my songs for my fans and sharing those incredible moments together are the reason why I write music in the first place.” He promises to perform even more in next week’s concert and it will be his joy to see how the show will have an emotional toll on the audience.

The guests expected to perform over the cool weekend are the American Indie pop Del Water Gap and the talented German-born Elle Coves. Horan will be taking the stage as from 6:50 p.m. although the doors will be opened six hours earlier. Re-entry is not allowed.

As a charitable gesture, no parking is allowed and there are some road restriction according to the Irish point of reference. A large fleet of Dublin Bus have been set aside for the event which is not far from the Heuston Station. Concert goers have been warned that if caught parking along any Irish museum event, their vehicles will be towed away. The weather being so cloudy with sunshine during the early morning, Horan is expected to thrill a packed audience to the time of their wits. For his classical fans, get a glimpse of his past performances with the live albums set to be released after the end of the tour. Don’t miss.