The Prodigy announce Dublin and Belfast arena shows in 2026

The Prodigy return after last year’s summer outdoor gigs.

Mon 27^th April 2026: The SSE Arena, Belfast 

Tues 28^th April 2026: 3Arena, Dublin

Tickets are available on general sale from Friday 27th June via theprodigy.com / ticketmaster.ie AND SSEARENABELFAST.COM priced from €47.35 to €73.85 plus fees.

Presale via the band’s site – which happens Wednesday June 25th.

Carl Cox supports the band on the UK and Irish tour in April playing a 3-deck vinyl setup for a 2 hour set once doors open.

The band will be performing songs from across all seven of their albums.

Liam Howlett, Maxim, guitarist Rob Holliday and drummer Leo Crabtree make up the live band these days since the passing of Keith Flint in 2019.

The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett had this to say:

“We’re bringin back that full experience of non-stop noise and beats from doors to getting chucked out. It will be that full Prodigy ruckus as it was then and how it continues to be now… and droppin’ new tunes for the people… We’ve got our old friend Carl joining us so expect full attack mode, factor 9…

Carl Cox added:

“I love working with these guys and it’s such a long time since I have. They knew me that last time I was out playing 3 turntables, and the type of music I was playing was hardcore rave music, so that’s what I’m going to be doing, playing that sort of sound and into the new skool, I’m really looking forward to it, so here we are Carl Cox and The Prodigy back again to rip up the dance floors”.

The Prodigy Ignition dates:

• Wed 15^th April: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• Thurs 16^th April: Co-op Live, Manchester
• Sat 18^th April: Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• Sun 19^th April: Utilita Arena, Cardiff
• Tues 21^st April: BIC, Bournemouth 
• Wed 22^nd April: First Direct Arena, Leeds
• Fri 24^th April: Wembley OVO Arena, London
• Sat 25^th April: Wembley OVO Arena, London
• Mon 27^th April: The SSE Arena, Belfast 
• Tues 28^th April: 3Arena, Dublin

Niall Byrne

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