Echoes Of Ireland - Conor McGinty - Live
Schedule
Sun Jun 28 2026 at 08:00 pm to 11:00 pm
UTC+01:00Location
Millennium Forum Theatre & Conference Centre | Derry, NI
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Join award-winning Irish tenor, singer-songwriter Conor McGinty in an unforgettable concert with the songs that shaped the nation! A celebration of Irish identity through song! From the ballads of 1916 to the anthems of today, upbeat Irish folk & everything in between. Echoes of Ireland is a heartfelt journey through a century of Irish music — the melodies that carried our stories, our struggles, and our spirit.
Recognised as one of Ireland’s most powerful and emotive vocalists by Irish Music Magazine, Conor has performed to capacity crowds at Wembley Arena, 3Arena Dublin, Alexandra Palace, and The Millennium Forum. He made history in 2023 when he delivered a critically acclaimed rendition of “Amhrán na bhFiann” for President Michael D. Higgins at the FAI President’s Cup Final — becoming the first man ever to sing the Irish National Anthem for a sitting Irish President, in the North of Ireland. Conor was awarded the 1st ever Arts and Culture Icon Award by The Derry Journal in 2025.
Praised by music moguls Simon Cowell, Louis Walsh, and Irish Music legend Tommy Fleming, to name a few, and with countles views online from his time on ITV’s The X Factor UK in front of millions, Conor brings his trademark passion, authenticity, and storytelling to The Millennium Forum again for his biggest concert yet.
After his previous sold out shows “A New Dawn” & “Revival (A Journey Back Home)”, Conor returns to The Millennium Forum with a brand-new production that promises to lift the roof and stir the soul!
✨ Echoes of Ireland – the music, the memories, & the magic of home!
🎟️ Tickets £22.50 - Book early to avoid disappointment!“
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Where is it happening?
Millennium Forum Theatre & Conference Centre, Newmarket Street 3,Derry/Londonderry, Derry, United KingdomEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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