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Disney Princess – The Concert to tour the UK and Ireland for the first time in 2027

Hit Disney concert experience will play venues nationwide including five performances at London’s Royal Festival Hall

by Staff Writer
June 1, 2026
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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Disney Princess The Concert Image supplied without credit by publicist

Disney Princess – The Concert will embark on its first ever UK and Ireland tour in March 2027, culminating in a special five-performance run at London’s Royal Festival Hall over the Easter period.

Produced by Disney Concerts in association with Cuffe & Taylor, the internationally acclaimed concert has already played in more than 20 countries across five continents since its premiere in 2021.

Featuring a cast of Broadway and West End performers, to be announced in August, the production brings to life beloved songs from over 29 Disney films in a live concert setting.

Audiences can expect iconic hits including “How Far I’ll Go,” “A Whole New World,” “Part of Your World,” “Almost There” and “Let It Go,” alongside music from a host of Disney princesses, heroes and villains.

The concert blends live performance with larger-than-life animation and theatrical effects, immersing audiences in what promises to be a nostalgic and visually spectacular experience.

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Disney Princess – The Concert invites audiences to “relive your VHS glory days, dress up in your favourite royal attire, and share the joy of Disney with your loved ones at this internationally acclaimed concert experience.”

The UK and Ireland tour will visit cities including Brighton, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Dublin, with performances running through to May 2027.

Running time for the production is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, including a 20-minute interval.

Listings and ticket information can be found here.

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