Kodaline announce Dublin show at 3Arena as part of their Farewell Tour

Kodaline have announced a final Dublin date on their Farewell Tour, with the band set to play the 3Arena on December 18.

The newly announced show follow's the band's sold-out performance at Malahide Castle on Saturday, which saw thousands gather to bid farewell to the band.

The Dublin quartet first revealed plans to split in October 2025, confirming they would part ways following the release of their fifth and final album. Earlier this year, they announced a global Farewell Tour spanning Asia, Australia, Europe and the UK.

In a statement, the band said they felt compelled to add one final Irish date following the "overwhelming response" to their Dublin and Cork shows.

"After the overwhelming response in Dublin and Cork, it just didn't feel right to walk away without doing one last show in Ireland to close our farewell tour in December," they said.

"The 3Arena has always been a special place for us and with our final album also coming out in October, it feels like the right time to celebrate the songs, the memories and everything we've shared together over the years."

Formed in 2005 as 21 Demands, the North Dublin band, comprising Steve Garrigan, Vincent May, Mark Prendergast, and Jason Boland, adopted the name Kodaline in 2012.

Their debut single, 'Give Me a Minute', topped the Irish Singles Chart in 2007, becoming the first independently released track to do so. Kodaline went on to release four studio albums, three of which reached No. 1 in Ireland.

Tickets for the 3Arena show will go on sale July 3 at 9AM via Ticketmaster.

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