The High Kings have announced their brand-new Irish tour for 2027 – The Power of the People.

The tour follows a landmark period for the band and it included their biggest-ever world tour and a sold-out Australian run. It also reinforced their status as one of Ireland’s leading folk acts.

The High Kings have enjoyed huge growth in recent years and they now generate millions of streams every week. They have sold out venues across Ireland, the UK, North America, Europe and Australia. Their music continues to connect with audiences worldwide and it is also introducing new generations to Irish folk music.

Rooted in Irish storytelling and heritage, The High Kings have built a loyal global following. Their latest single, The Irish Roar, became their fastest-growing release. It surpassed one million streams and one million video views in record time.

The band is known for blending traditional Irish folk music with modern energy. Recent highlights include appearing on the soundtrack of the box office hit Sinners. They also featured in Disney’s Only Murders In The Building. These appearances introduced their music to even wider audiences.

Now, with The Power of the People, The High Kings return home. They celebrate the music, stories and spirit that have shaped their journey.

More than a concert tour, The Power of the People is a celebration of community and resilience. It also celebrates the enduring power of Irish music to bring people together.

Speaking about the tour, The High Kings said:

“At its heart, this tour is about the people who have supported us every step of the way. The music represents the power of the people, and nothing is more powerful than the human spirit. When thousands of voices sing as one, something extraordinary happens. One voice. One huge Irish roar. That’s… the Power of the People.”

Renowned for their live performances, soaring harmonies and infectious energy, The High Kings remain one of the most popular acts in Irish folk music.

The Power of the People Tour promises an unforgettable night of music, celebration and connection. It is the band’s most ambitious Irish tour to date.