Iconic Irish folk singer-songwriter Christy Moore has announced three upcoming performances in the National Concert Hall next Spring.

Renowned for his distinctive writing, incisive lyrics, and renditions of traditional ballads, Moore remains one of the most compelling and instrumental of Irish folk artists.

Shining a light on the Irish oral songwriting tradition, Irish politics and national identity, the 78 year-old singer-songwriter brought Irish music into the cultural mainstream; receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at the RTÉ Folk Awards in 2021.

His lengthy recording career includes more than 40 albums; from Paddy on the Road (1969) to Flying Into Mystery (2021) and his chart-topping The Early Years, covering his recordings and television appearances from 1969-1981.

Exciting news 📢 @christymoore45 returns to the NCH for not one, but three unforgettable nights! Don't miss him live on May 11, 18, 25 2024.

Tickets on sale 10/10/23

For more information see 👇 https://t.co/C95bPWYirz pic.twitter.com/6U6KiKV82L

— National Concert Hall (@NCH_Music) October 9, 2023

Moore is set to take to the Concert Hall stage on the 11th, 18th and 25th of May next year, with tickets available from Tuesday 10th October at 10am.