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Glen Hansard Tickets
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Concerts in United Kingdom
- 10 December 2025Wednesday 18:30LondonRoyal Albert HallStreets of London's Starry Night
- 20 May 2026Wednesday 19:00GlasgowBarrowland BallroomGlen Hansard
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- 22 May 2026Friday 19:00ManchesterAlbert HallGlen Hansard
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- 23 May 2026Saturday 19:00LondonRoundhouseGlen Hansard
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International Concerts
- 13 November 2025Thursday 20:30Ankara, TurkeyMEB Şura SalonuGlen HansardOn partner site
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- 6 May 2026Wednesday 20:00Cologne, GermanyE-WerkGlen Hansard
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- 8 May 2026Friday 20:00Berlin, GermanyColumbiahalleGlen Hansard
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- 9 May 2026Saturday 20:00Praha 1, Czech RepublicLucerna - Velký sálGlen Hansard
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- 13 May 2026Wednesday 20:00Munich, GermanyTonHalleGlen Hansard
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- 17 May 2026Sunday 19:00Hamburg, GermanyStadtpark Open AirGlen Hansard
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- 2 July 2026Thursday 19:00Dublin, IrelandTrinity CollegeGlen Hansard
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About
Glen Hansard’s journey began in Dublin in the early 1980s, when he left school at 13 to busk on the streets. In 1990, he formed the rock band The Frames, which released its debut album in 1991 and quickly became a powerhouse in Ireland. With albums like 'Fitzcarraldo' (1996) and 'Burn the Maps' (2004) which topped the Irish charts and produced hits such as “Fake” and “Finally” the band achieved national recognition. Along the way, The Frames opened for major acts like Bob Dylan (2007) and performed at prominent venues like the Hollywood Bowl and Lollapalooza (2004).
Hansard's acting in the indie film Once (2006), alongside Markéta Irglová, catapulted him to international fame. The movie, featuring the song “Falling Slowly,” earned critical acclaim, winning the Academy Award for Best Original Song (2008). This success led to a musical adaptation, Once The Musical, which debuted Off-Broadway in 2011 and later on Broadway, winning eight Tony Awards .
In 2012 Hansard released his solo debut, 'Rhythm and Repose', and embarked on a global tour that spanned North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. He followed this with 'It Was Triumph We Once Proposed', a poignant EP tribute to Jason Molina in 2015, and in the same year released the Grammy nominated solo album 'Didn’t He Ramble'. His fourth solo effort, 'This Wild Willing', arrived in 2019 on ANTI Records, accompanied by a European tour and several music videos.
Throughout his career, Hansard has performed in esteemed venues such as Carnegie Hall, Radio City, The Royal Albert Hall and the Sydney Opera House. He has graced stages at major festivals including Newport Folk, Montreux Jazz, Cambridge Folk, and Lollapalooza. He's also collaborated with celebrated artists, featuring on Robbie Robertson’s Sinematic in 2019, and sharing creations with Eddie Vedder, Joni Mitchell tributes, and the 'Music of Van Morrison' and 'The Music of Patti Smith' celebration In New York.
Setlists
- 1.Fitzcarraldo (The Frames cover)
- 2.American Townland (Interference cover)
- 3.Great Weight (The Swell Season cover)
- 4.The Feast of St. John (Glen Hansard)
- 5.Down On Our Knees (Glen Hansard)
- 6.Revelate (The Frames cover)
- 7.When Your Mind's Made Up (The Swell Season cover)
- 8.Didn't He Ramble (Glen Hansard)
- 9.Gloria (Them cover)
- 1.Song of Good Hope
- 2.Bearing Witness
- 3.Sure as the Rain
- 4.Don't Settle
- 5.My Little Ruin
- 6.Didn't He Ramble
- 7.What Happens When the Heart Just Stops (The Frames cover)
- 8.Bird of Sorrow
- 9.Her Mercy
- 10.Fitzcarraldo (The Frames cover)
- 11.Falling Slowly (The Swell Season cover)
- 12.Carrickfergus ([traditional] cover) (Glen solo on piano)
- 13.McCormack's Wall (Glen solo on piano)
- 14.Lowly Deserter
- 15.When Your Mind's Made Up (The Swell Season cover)
- 16.The Feast of St. John
- 17.Down On Our Knees
- 18.Return
- 19.Fool's Game
- 20.Passing Through (Pete Seeger cover)
- 1.Fool's Game
- 2.Don't Settle
- 3.My Little Ruin
- 4.Didn't He Ramble
- 5.Winning Streak
- 6.Her Mercy
- 7.This Gift (with Charlotte Blokhuis)
- 8.High Hope
- 9.Bird of Sorrow
- 10.Leave a Light
- 11.Just to Be the One
- 12.Back Broke (The Swell Season cover)
- 13.Fitzcarraldo (The Frames cover)
- 14.The Feast of St. John
- 15.Down On Our Knees
- 16.The Foggy Dew (Glen solo a capella)
- 17.When Your Mind's Made Up (The Swell Season cover)
- 18.Revelate (The Frames cover)
- 19.Star Star / Pure Imagination (The Frames cover)
Encore
- 20.Wreckless Heart
Set 1:
- 1.Winning Streak
- 2.Low Rising (The Swell Season cover)
- 3.Great Weight (The Swell Season cover)
- 4.Sure as the Rain
- 5.Down On Our Knees
- 6.One of Us Must Lose
- 7.The Hardest Thing (New song "The hardest thing i'm ever gonna have to do is let you go")
Set 2:
- 8.Leave a Light
- 9.Tender Mercies (Glen Hansard & Eddie Vedder cover)
- 10.Stuck in Reverse (The Swell Season cover)
- 11.Ghost
- 12.There's No Mountain
- 13.Coyote (Joni Mitchell cover)
- 14.Take Heart
Set 3:
- 15.Her Mercy
- 16.Bird of Sorrow
- 17.Song of Good Hope (with Toby on co-vox)
- 18.Falling Slowly (The Swell Season cover) (with Corrine on co-vox; followed by closing remarks from Rene)
- 19.Carrickfergus ([traditional] cover)
- 1.Fitzcarraldo (The Frames cover)
- 2.When Your Mind's Made Up (The Swell Season cover)
- 3.There's No Mountain
- 4.Didn't He Ramble
- 5.The Feast of St. John
- 6.Down On Our Knees
- 7.Falling Slowly (The Swell Season cover)
- 8.Foggy Dew (Charles O’Neill cover)
- 9.Thoughts & Prayers (Josh Okeefe cover) (Josh Okeefe only, original song by Josh)
- 10.Her Mercy (contained tease of Leonard Cohen's "Bird On A Wire")
- 11.Revelate (The Frames cover)
- 12.Gold (Interference cover)
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