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Published 11:55 22 Feb 2026 GMT
Updated 12:15 22 Feb 2026 GMT

Foo Fighters will be playing a last minute secret gig in Ireland tomorrow.
That's right, the American rock band will light up The Academy in Dublin tomorrow night, with tickets going onsale at 12pm today.
The 850 capacity venue announced the gig earlier today, setting out how the ticket sale will take place.
Tickets can only be purchased in person at the 3Olympia Theatre's box-office on Dame Street from 12pm today.
The tickets, which are priced at €99 including fees, will be sold on a first come first served basis to customers 18 and over.
Additionally, ticket's must be purchased using a physical credit or debit card - cash and contactless payments will not be accepted.
The person attending the event must be present at the time of purchase with physical photo ID and physical payment card.
Tickets are limited to two per customer and your guest does not need to be present at purchase, however they must enter the venue with you tomorrow night or your second ticket will be forfeited.
You can read all guidelines on the above post.
The Best of You singers are renowned for putting on a stellar show, and this one is sure to be special!
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