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Hothouse Flowers Tickets
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Concerts in New Zealand
- 21 February 2026Until 22/02/2026Auckland, NZTuning Fork, Spark ArenaHothouse FlowersOn partner site
- 24 February 2026Tuesday 08:00 pmChristchurch, NZJames Hay Theatre, Town HallHothouse Flowers
International Concerts
- 19 December 2025Friday 07:00 pmWatford, United KingdomWatford ColosseumHothouse Flowers
- 20 December 2025Saturday 07:00 pmWolverhampton, United KingdomUniversity of Wolverhampton at The Wulfrun HallHothouse Flowers
- 21 December 2025Sunday 07:00 pmLiverpool, United KingdomO2 Academy LiverpoolHothouse Flowers
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- 22 December 2025Monday 07:00 pmGlasgow, United KingdomBarrowland BallroomHOTHOUSE FLOWERS
- 10 February 2026Until 10/02/2026Fremantle, WA, AustraliaFreo.SocialHothouse Flowers - First Australian Tour in 20 YearsOn partner site
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- 13 February 2026Until 13/02/2026Marrickville, NSW, AustraliaThe Factory TheatreHothouse Flowers: First Australian Tour in 20 YearsOn partner site
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- 19 February 2026Until 19/02/2026Newstead, QLD, AustraliaThe TriffidHothouse Flowers - First Australian Tour in 20 Years - SOLD OUT!On partner site
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- 27 February 2026Until 27/02/2026Newstead, QLD, AustraliaThe TriffidHothouse Flowers - First Australian Tour in 20 Years - SECOND SHOW!On partner site
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- 10 April 2026Friday 08:00 pmCo Kildare, KE, IrelandKeadeen HotelHothouse Flowers Acoustic Show
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- 25 April 2026Saturday 08:00 pmWicklow, WW, IrelandThe Arklow Bay HotelHothouse Flowers Acoustic Show
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About
Renowned for their explosive blend of rock ‘n’ roll, Irish folk and American gospel, Ireland’s legendary Hothouse Flowers, are set to return to Australia and New Zealand for the first time in 20 long years for a highly anticipated tour in February 2026.
he Dubliner's passionate fusion of rock, folk and gospel has captivated audiences worldwide for the last four decades. From their humble street performing roots in Dublin to global stages, the band continues to deliver electrifying performances that blend cultural storytelling and raw musical spirit with spontaneity and soulful energy.
After winning the Street Entertainers of the Year award in 1985, the band caught the eye of U2’s Bono, leading to a record deal with PolyGram. Their 1988 debut album, People, topped the Irish charts and hit number two in the UK, establishing them as a captivating live band with a dedicated global fanbase. The album features their highest streaming single to date, the utterly sublime, Don't Go.
Home followed in 1990 and featured the band’s gorgeous cover of the Johnny Nash classic, I Can See Clearly Now, which was given a new lease of life and used to stunning affect in the opening scene of 2016's Jeremy Clarkson's Grand Tour TV show. Watch the incredible intro here(Opens in new tab). Home along with 93’s Songs From the Rain cemented the bands place as one Ireland’s greats. The Australian tour follows the release of their latest album, Let’s Do This Thing (2020)
Known for their unpredictable energy and impromptu improvisation, every Hothouse Flowers show is unique experience. From rock anthems to soulful ballads and traditional songs that evoke the emotional weight of Irish storytelling, the band’s performances are a journey through musical and cultural landscapes. Their shows are marked by humour, raw expression and a deep connection with audiences, making each gig a one of a kind event.
Don’t miss one of the most celebrated returns of the year!
Setlists
- 1.An Raibh Tú Ar An Gcarraig (Liam Ó Maonlaí cover)
- 2.I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash cover)
- 3.Movies
- 4.Christchurch Bells
- 5.Love Don't Work This Way
- 6.Hardstone City
- 7.Gypsy Fair
- 8.Don't Go
- 9.Sweet Marie
- 10.Sí Do Mhaimeo Í (She Is Your Granny)
- 1.Hallelujah Jordan
- 2.Movies
- 3.The Master's Eyes (Van Morrison cover)
- 4.Sweet Marie
- 5.Christchurch Bells
- 6.Give It Up
- 7.Don't Go
- 8.I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash cover)
- 9.Bríd Óg Ní Mháille (Trad. cover)
- 1.She Moved Through the Fair ([traditional] cover)
- 2.Movies
- 3.Christchurch Bells
- 4.Give It Up
- 5.Hallelujah Jordan
- 6.I'm Sorry
- 7.Don't Go
- 8.If You Go
- 9.An Raibh Tú Ar An Gcarraig (Liam Ó Maonlaí cover)
- 1.Trying to Get Through
- 2.Movies
- 3.Yes I Was
- 4.Dance to the Storm
- 5.Love Don't Work This Way
- 6.Ballad of Katie
- 7.Home
- 8.An Raibh Tú Ar An Gcarraig (Liam Ó Maonlaí cover)
- 9.I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash cover)
- 10.Seeline Woman
- 11.Hardstone City
- 12.Feet on the Ground
- 13.Don't Go (Encore)
- 14.If You Go
- 15.Bríd Óg Ní Mháille (Duet with Lorraine Nash)
- 16.Si Do Mhamo I / Banished Misfortune / Blueblossom Bush / The Salamanka Reel
- 17.Give It Up
- 1.Yes I Was
- 2.Movies
- 3.Hardstone City
- 4.Give It Up
- 5.Dance to the Storm
- 6.Ballad of Katie
- 7.Hallelujah Jordan
- 8.Sweet Marie
- 9.Thing of Beauty
- 10.Isn't It Amazing
- 11.I Can See Clearly Now (Johnny Nash cover)
- 12.Don't Go (with band introductions and Dirty Old Town excerpt)
- 13.If You Go
- 14.??? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Z_7ASiBAFQ - with Lorraine Nash)
- 15.Si Do Mhamo I / Banished Misfortune / Blueblossom Bush / The Salamanka Reel
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