Dublin has landed a proper November night. Stevie Wonder is bringing Songs In The Key of Life performances to the 3Arena on Sunday 1 November 2026 — marking 50 years of one of the most loved albums in pop and soul.
The show is promoted by Live Nation with Wonder Productions, Inc. and MCD. Tickets go on sale this week, and they will not hang about.
The essentials
Artist: Stevie Wonder — Songs In The Key of Life performances (50th Anniversary Tour)
Venue: 3Arena, Dublin
Date: Sunday 1 November 2026
Presales: Wednesday 9 September 2026, 10am (local)
General on-sale: Friday 11 September 2026, 10am (local)
Tickets: €141 / €151 / €171 / €201 / €500* (inc. booking fee and venue facility fee) via Ticketmaster.ie
Service charge: 12.5% per ticket (maximum €10.50). *€500 ticket subject to 5.25% service charge.
MCD early access: MyMCD
Subject to licence.
When do tickets go on sale?
Partner, MCD and Mastercard presales open Wednesday 9 September 2026 at 10am local time. MCD early access is through MyMCD.
Mastercard holders in the UK, Netherlands, France, Denmark, Sweden and Norway can use the Priceless Music window from Wednesday 9 September 10am through Friday 11 September 9am at priceless.com/music.
General sale opens Friday 11 September 2026 at 10am local time on Ticketmaster.ie.
Why this one matters for Dublin
Songs In The Key of Life is the album that still fills rooms — and hearing that catalogue under arena lights in Dublin is a big one for anyone who grew up on Stevie Wonder’s voice. The 3Arena already has a strong autumn run, including other November nights such as Noah Kahan, so this sits in a busy live-music stretch for the city.
For anyone planning to go: set the alarms for Wednesday’s presales and Friday’s general sale, pick your price tier early, and get in through Ticketmaster or MyMCD. This is the kind of Dublin date that will move quickly once the queues open.
Belfast and NI fans
Crossing the border for this one? Our sister site has the Belfast read — why the Dublin date is worth the trip for Northern Ireland fans — in Stevie Wonder Hits Dublin — Why Belfast Fans Should Care on Love Belfast.
