Jack Lukeman

Doors: 7pm
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Following his recent sell-out Olympia Theatre performance celebrating the songs of Jacques Brel, Jack Lukeman returns to the iconic Dublin venue in March 2027 for two distinct, specially staged nights, each exploring a different dimension of his musical world.

“I’ve always been drawn to songs that last — whether they’re mine or someone else’s. These two nights are about following that thread: the music that stays with you, and the music I’m still writing.”
— Jack Lukeman

Friday 19 March 2027
The Immortal Songs of The 27 Club

On Friday night, Jack Lukeman presents The Immortal Songs of The 27 Club — a specially staged Olympia Theatre performance re-imagining songs made legendary by artists whose work continues to resonate far beyond its moment of creation.

The set draws from the music of Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Doors, The Rolling Stones and Nirvana, among others, with Jack’s rendition of Smells Like Teen Spirit recently featured on Trevor Horn’s most recent album.

As with his acclaimed Brel performances, the emphasis is firmly on songcraft, interpretation and emotional truth, rather than mythology. The focus is on why certain songs endure — how they survive, travel, and continue to speak across generations.

Through his distinctive voice and storytelling, Jack brings these songs into the present, offering a powerful and immersive concert experience.

Saturday 20 March 2027
Jack Lukeman – Greatest Songs

Saturday night turns to Jack Lukeman’s own catalogue with Jack Lukeman – Greatest Songs, a celebration of the songwriting that has defined his career to date.

Drawing from across his albums, the performance brings together songs that have become cornerstones of his live shows — including material from Metropolis Blue, Magic Days, Universe, Broken Songs and Echo On — alongside selected new songs.

The set will also feature new material from Jack’s forthcoming album, offering a glimpse of where his songwriting is heading next.

This is not a retrospective or farewell, but a living body of work in motion, performed by an artist still actively writing, recording and evolving.

Two Nights. Two Perspectives. One Voice.

Across these two Olympia Theatre shows, audiences are invited into two interconnected worlds:

- the interpreter, uncovering the enduring power of great songs, and
- the songwriter, revisiting and extending his own musical legacy.

Together, they form a rare and compelling weekend that bridges influence, originality and the next chapter still being written.