Phil Lynott commemoration ceremony set in Dublin for 40th anniversary
On a chilly January morning in 2026, Dublin's 3Arena will resonate with the timeless melodies of Thin Lizzy as they pay tribute to their late frontman, Phil Lynott, in a special event titled Dedication to Phil Lynott.
Mark your calendars for the 4th of January, 2026, as this unforgettable night promises to be a celebration of Lynott's legacy. The lineup is nothing short of stellar, featuring original Thin Lizzy members Eric Bell (guitarist), Darren Wharton (keyboardist), and Ricky Warwick (vocalist/guitarist), alongside bassist Marco Mendoza, Guns N' Roses guitarist Richard Fortus, and a supergroup boasting members from The Almighty, Whitesnake, and Black Star Riders.
The RTE Concert Orchestra will be at the forefront of this symphonic interpretation of Thin Lizzy classics, infusing the music with a new dimension of orchestral arrangements. Adding to the Irish flavour, Peter M Smith, the star of Moonlight – The Phil Lynott Enigma, will provide a theatrical tribute with his powerful vocals.
Lawrence Archer and Grand Slam, Lynott's post-Lizzy band, will also take the stage, promising a night filled with nostalgia and emotion. The supergroup, with its diverse talent, will undoubtedly deliver an electrifying performance that will keep the audience on their feet.
Tickets for this once-in-a-lifetime event go on sale on Saturday morning at 10am, with prices starting at €79.95. Don't miss out on the opportunity to honour the life and music of one of Ireland's most beloved rock icons.
This tribute is more than just a concert; it's a testament to the enduring power of Phil Lynott's music and the impact he had on the world of rock 'n' roll. So, join us at Dublin's 3Arena on the 4th of January, 2026, as we celebrate the life and music of Phil Lynott together.
Engage in an evening of electrifying entertainment by experiencing the symphonic reinterpretation of Thin Lizzy classics, along with captivating music performances. Immerse yourself in the world of rock 'n' roll as we commemorate the legacy of Phil Lynott.
