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Disney Princess concert starring West End and Broadway performers to embark on UK and Ireland tour

For the first time in forever!

Tanyel Gumushan

Tanyel Gumushan

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1 June 2026

Disney Princess The Concert
Disney Princess The Concert

A new concert celebrating Disney princesses will embark on a major UK and Ireland tour, with a stop off in London over Easter.

Disney Princess – The Concert will feature West End and Broadway stars performing beloved songs and sharing stories from their time on stage and screen.

The concert will include animation and theatrical effects, and audiences can expect to hear princess, hero and villain songs, from more than 29 films, including: “How Far I’ll Go,” “A Whole New World,” “Just Around the Riverbend,” “Part of Your World,” “Almost There,” “Let It Go” and more.

The show premiered in 2021 and has played in more than 20 countries. This tour marks the first time it has visited the UK and Ireland, and it is produced in London by Disney Concerts, Broadway Princess Party, Cuffe and Taylor and Live Nation.

Disney Princess – The Concert will play at Warwick Butterworth Hall on 12 March 2027 before visiting Brighton Centre (13 March), Swansea Building Society Arena (14 March), Portsmouth Guildhall (18 March), Leicester De Montfort Hall (19 March), Torquay Princess Theatre (20 March), Norwich Theatre Royal (21 March), Peterborough New Theatre (24 March), Nottingham Royal Concert Hall (25 March), and Hull City Hall (27 March).

It will then play five performances at Royal Festival Hall, London from 28 to 30 March, before visiting New Theatre Oxford (1 April), Sunderland Empire (2 April), Bradford Live (3 April), Manchester Opera House (4 April), Northampton Royal and Derngate (6 April), Sheffield City Hall (8 April), York Barbican (9 April), Birmingham Symphony Hall (10 April), Southend Cliffs Pavillion (11 April), Carlisle Sands Centre (15 April), Stoke Regent Theatre (16 April), Ipswich Regent Theatre (17 April), Wales Millennium Centre (18 April), Belfast Waterfront Hall (20 April), Dublin 3Olympia (21 to 22 April), Bath Forum (24 April), Liverpool Empire Theatre (25 April), Bournemouth Pavillion (27 April), Aberdeen Music Hall (29 April), Edinburgh Playhouse (30 April), Glasgow SEC Armadillo (1 May), and The Glasshouse in Gateshead (2 May).

Casting is to be confirmed.

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