First Aid Kit’s 2027 UK and Ireland tour: sales, Dublin tickets and access
First Aid Kit announce nine January shows. Check the October 7 artist presale, October 9 general sale and Dublin’s price, age and wheelchair-booking guidance.
First Aid Kit announced their Visions of the Past UK and Ireland tour on October 5, 2026. The duo describe stripped-back shows drawing on their catalogue, from their first EP in 2008 to unheard new songs, with Isak Benjamin opening. That is a live-show plan, not a new album announcement or a guaranteed song-by-song setlist. The official Dublin and London venue listings confirm January 2027 dates.
The artist’s itinerary is Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre on January 18, Belfast’s Waterfront Hall on January 19, O2 Academy Glasgow on January 20, O2 City Hall Newcastle on January 22, O2 Apollo Manchester on January 23, Wolverhampton’s Civic Hall on January 24, New Theatre Cardiff on January 25, Brighton Dome Concert Hall on January 27 and London’s Eventim Apollo on January 28. Start with your chosen venue’s listing before arranging travel: ticket prices and entry arrangements below are Dublin-specific, not rules for the whole tour.
The artist advertises a presale on October 7, 2026 at 10am BST and general sale on October 9 at 10am BST. Their announcement directs fans to firstaidkitband.com for the presale password. This guide could not verify that site’s current signup process or obtain a password, so it does not promise eligibility or successful access. Dublin and London’s venue pages independently advertise the October 9 general sale at 10am. Dublin also lists a separate Three Ireland presale on October 7 at 10am through Three+; that is not evidence of access through the artist’s password route.
For Dublin, 3Olympia advertises tickets from €61.85 including the booking fee and a €2 restoration levy, with the general-sale route through Ticketmaster Ireland. Treat that as the venue’s advertised starting price, not a tested checkout quote or confirmation of ticket inventory. Doors are listed at 7pm on January 18; the venue says approximate stage times will be added when received, so 7pm is not a performance start. Under-14s must be accompanied by an adult, under-fives are not permitted, and standing tickets are recommended only for those over 16. London separately lists 7pm doors on January 28; Dublin’s age and price information should not be carried over to that show.
Plan accessible Dublin bookings before the sale. 3Olympia directs wheelchair and other accessible-ticket requests through Ticketmaster and says an AAR number is required for accessible accommodations; verification is not immediate. Only the ground-floor Stalls are wheelchair accessible, with no lift to the Circle or Upper Circle. The venue warns wheelchair users not to book those upper levels directly and provides accessibility@3olympia.ie for questions. Read its full access guidance below rather than assuming any available seat will meet your requirements. The photograph is from a 2022 concert, not the announced 2027 tour.