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There’s just one day to go until Féile Thrá Lí provides five days of phenomenal free entertainment on the streets of the county capital. Let’s look at some of the amazing acts coming to the Denny Street Stage…
The Highstool Prophets.Friday
The honour of kicking off the Denny Street stage entertainment will fall to Katelin Tierney who begins her set at 8pm for an hour.
Then, like last year at the same time, The Highstool Prophets will take to the stage for a concert from 9pm to 11pm. They were such a huge hit last year and with the weather set to hold, expect thousands of people to show to get the party started in earnest.
Saturday
While the Rose Parade will take centre stage, the crowds lining the streets will be entertained beforehand as That That Vs Westlife bring the hits of the popular boybands to the masses from 8pm to 9pm.
After the parade makes its way through the town and colour of the fireworks display, the ABBA Sisters will bring the night’s Denny Stage fun to a close with a singalong of the classic pop hits from the Swedish superstars from 10.45pm to 11.45pm.
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Sunday
This always a huge day of entertainment on Denny Street and pop fans will be happy to know they will be catered for early on with Taylor Swiftly bringing the noise from 3pm to 3.30pm. She is followed swiftly (sorry) by a K-Pop Demon Hunters show from 3.45pm to 4.30pm
The Super Sunday entertainment continues later in the evening with three great tribute acts. First up is a Roll With It – Oasis Tribute from 7.30pm followed by a Mike Andrew Sealey — Robbie William Act from 9pm to 9.30pm.
Finally, Qween return for what is sure to be a night of singalong fun to the hits from one of rock’s greatest bands.
Monday
Dúil will bring folk music to the stage from 7.45pm to 8.45pm. They’ll be followed by famous country/folk sextet, The Whistlin Donkeys, who also played the same set last year to a big audience so get down and enjoy the fun from 9pm to 11pm.
The Whistlin Donkeys.Continued below…
Tuesday
The closing night of the festival promises more great music.
First up are The Gallivanters who always get the crowd going, taking the stage from 8pm to 9pm. Then The Tumbling Paddies will keep up the singlalong, party atmosphere from 9.15pm to 11.15pm.
Bringing the entertainment to a close for this year’s festival is your newly crowned Rose of Tralee 2026 who will be presented to the masses during Midnight Madness!
