Croke Park is located on Jones' Road, Drumcondra in Dublin and is one of Ireland’s most iconic concert venues, welcoming some of the world’s biggest artists to Dublin. With thousands of fans attending each event, concertgoers are encouraged to plan their journey in advance and allow plenty of time to reach the stadium.
Croke Park recently welcomed Katie Taylor for her final boxing match of her career and is used not only for concerts but also Gaelic & Hurling championship games take place here also.
Upcoming Croke Park Concerts 2027
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18, 20 & 21 August 2027 - Harry Styles
Harry Styles will perform at Croke Park on Wednesday, 18 August, Friday, 20 August 2027 as part of his Together, Together world tour, with Baby Rose joining him as the special guest.
First rising to fame as a member of One Direction, Harry has become one of the world’s biggest solo artists, known for hits including As It Was, Watermelon Sugar and Sign of the Times. His three Croke Park concerts promise to be among Ireland’s biggest live music events of 2027.
His late time he was in Ireland he performed in Slane Castle to 80,000 fans.
Croke Park Concerts Information
Concert days bring large crowds and increased traffic throughout Dublin, so fans should organise their transport in advance. Croke Park is approximately a 15-minute walk from the city centre.
Croke Park Concerts FAQs
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Where is Croke Park?
Croke Park is located on Jones Road in Dublin 3. The stadium’s Eircode is D03 P6K7.
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How can I travel to a Croke Park concert?
Fans can reach Croke Park by bus, train, Luas or a dedicated concert coach. Drumcondra railway station is approximately five minutes away on foot, while Connolly Station is around a 15–20-minute walk from the stadium.
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Is parking available at Croke Park?
Public parking is normally very limited on concert days, with road closures and traffic restrictions often operating around the stadium. Concertgoers should use public transport or pre-book a return coach whenever possible.
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What time should I arrive?
Opening and performance times vary between concerts. Fans should check the information supplied by the promoter and allow additional time for travel, security checks and finding their entrance.
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Can I bring a bag into Croke Park?
Bag restrictions may apply and can vary between events. Concertgoers should bring only essential items and check the promoter’s official event information before travelling.
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Are Croke Park concerts outdoors?
Yes. Concerts take place inside the open-air stadium, so fans should check the forecast and dress appropriately. Umbrellas may be restricted and should not be relied upon.
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Can I buy food and drinks inside?
Food and beverage facilities are generally available inside the stadium. The selection offered and payment arrangements may vary for each event.
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Is Croke Park accessible?
Croke Park provides accessible facilities for visitors with additional requirements. Accessible tickets and assistance should be arranged through the authorised ticket provider or event organiser before the concert.
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Are there age restrictions?
Age restrictions depend on the concert and ticket type. Standing areas may have different rules from seated sections, so customers should check the conditions attached to their specific event.
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Where should I buy concert tickets?
Tickets should only be purchased through the authorised ticket provider named by the artist or concert promoter. Fans should avoid unofficial sellers and verify that their ticket details are correct before travelling.