The Script, the incredibly famous and widely-loved Irish band fronted by Danny O’Donoghue, are going on tour once again. The band, who are best known for such massive hits as The Man Who Can’t Be Moved, Superheroes and For The First Time, will be hitting the road this October to celebrate their new music. The Script have not released a record since their 2024 outing Satellites. Now, the band have confirmed their eighth studio album, ‘The User’s Guide To Being Human’. This is due to be released on August 14, 2026.
And, beginning on October 30, 2026, The Script will be playing songs from their new album across the country at the biggest and best arenas around. This includes two shows at Dublin’s 3Arena, as well as stops in London’s O2, Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena and Cardiff’s Utilita Arena – just to name a few. Tickets are about to be released, and we’ve got all the details fans need to get involved now.
The Script tickets will be released on general onsale from Friday, May 29, 2026, at 9:30am.
These tickets will be on sale from a few major online retailers, including Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
These tickets are expected to be priced around £42.50 before going up to around £162.
What’s more, VIP and hospitality-focused tickets are being sold by Seat Unique.
Here, fans can buy tickets alongside balcony views, hot meals, cloakroom facilities, and more. Tickets begin at £150.
Here are the links fans need:
The Script frontman Danny O’Donoghue spoke candidly about his new album. “Most people will never fully understand the relationship I have with words and music,” he said. “It’s how I process everything. I love music, I love words, and I love being Irish. All my life I poured indescribable emotions into song. When I was bullied in school, I never fought back.”
He went on: “I’d wait until I got home and I’d try and sing as high and as powerfully as I could, letting the pain feel every note. When my father died, that grief became fuel for the best songs I could write.”
On the record’s title, he added: The title is what this album is about. If you need something to remind you of the spectrum of feelings and emotions that make you feel human, this is it.”