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Content Source: OztixAcclaimed Irish band Beoga will make their long-awaited Australian return in February 2026, performing headline shows and festival appearances alongside a special run with global superstar Ed Sheeran on his massive national stadium tour.
The five-piece, celebrated for their fusion of Irish traditional music with contemporary pop and folk influences, will join Sheeran on stage each night in some of Australia's largest venues. In between stadium dates, Beoga will step into the spotlight with their own headline performances and festival appearances, giving Australian audiences an intimate chance to experience the bands electrifying live energy.
Beoga have shown that Irish traditional music can take fresh new directions. That world-facing potential was proven by the popularity of their collaborations Galway Girl and Nancy Mulligan with Ed Sheeran on his all-conquering album. Galway Girl has been streamed over 1.4 billion times on Spotify alone.
Beoga released their new album Phases in June earlier this year before performing at Glastonbury and Coachella Festivals. With a Grammy nomination, international tours, and collaborations with artists including Ed Sheeran, Beoga have earned a reputation as one of Irelands most exciting and genre-blurring acts. Their sound blends accordion, fiddle, keyboards, guitars, and vocals into a vibrant, modern take on Irish roots music.
The five-piece, celebrated for their fusion of Irish traditional music with contemporary pop and folk influences, will join Sheeran on stage each night in some of Australia's largest venues. In between stadium dates, Beoga will step into the spotlight with their own headline performances and festival appearances, giving Australian audiences an intimate chance to experience the bands electrifying live energy.
Beoga have shown that Irish traditional music can take fresh new directions. That world-facing potential was proven by the popularity of their collaborations Galway Girl and Nancy Mulligan with Ed Sheeran on his all-conquering album. Galway Girl has been streamed over 1.4 billion times on Spotify alone.
Beoga released their new album Phases in June earlier this year before performing at Glastonbury and Coachella Festivals. With a Grammy nomination, international tours, and collaborations with artists including Ed Sheeran, Beoga have earned a reputation as one of Irelands most exciting and genre-blurring acts. Their sound blends accordion, fiddle, keyboards, guitars, and vocals into a vibrant, modern take on Irish roots music.