Brian Cox in Dublin – A Night of Stories, Laughter and Truth

Brian Cox in Dublin is set to be one of the most compelling live events of the year. Known across the globe as Logan Roy from Succession, the legendary actor brings his one-man show It’s All About Me! to the National Concert Hall, Dublin on Monday 6th October 2025.

Cox’s portrayal of the fearsome Roy family patriarch earned him a Golden Globe and redefined what audiences expect from television drama. But as striking as his on-screen performances are, nothing compares to the story of his own life.

From Dundee to Dublin – Brian Cox in Dublin

In It’s All About Me!, Brian Cox shares his journey from the backstreets of Dundee to global stardom. He offers a rare, candid look at a life filled with hard truths, humour and deep emotion.

Expect raw honesty, unfiltered opinions and unforgettable stories. Cox doesn’t hold back. Whether recalling moments on set with Hollywood royalty or reflecting on the struggles of his early years, he delivers with the same energy and gravitas that made Succession such a hit. If you’ve admired his work on screen, seeing Brian Cox in Dublin live will leave an even deeper impression.

Tickets go on sale Tuesday 1st July, and they’re expected to move fast. For more event listings and cultural highlights across the city, visit Love Dublin.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss Brian Cox in Dublin

This show isn’t just for fans of Succession. It’s for anyone who loves a powerful story told well. In an age of soundbites and filters, Cox’s show cuts through with sincerity, wit and intensity.

The National Concert Hall provides the perfect backdrop for an evening of theatre, reflection and bold storytelling. Whether you’re a long-time fan or curious newcomer, this is a rare opportunity to see one of the world’s greatest actors speak directly to an audience.

Looking for more music and entertainment this year? Check out our guides to Lewis Capaldi in Dublin and Mumford & Sons at Malahide Castle.

Essential Info

  • Show: It’s All About Me! – Brian Cox
  • Date: Monday 6 October 2025
  • Venue: National Concert Hall, Dublin
  • On Sale: Tuesday 1 July 2025

For more on Cox’s career, read his profile on BAFTA’s official site or this Guardian interview. For information about the National Concert Hall, visit the venue website.

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