Jimmy Keane

The legendary Irish Rovers return to Vernon! Look forward to a night packed with hits, latest Rovers material, and lots of laughs with hysterical stories from their more than six decades of roving! These international ambassadors of Irish music have been in the spotlight for their entire career. After hitting the top of the music charts in '67 with 'The Unicorn', they hosted over 20 years of television shows, and brought joy to audiences the world over.

In 2023 the Rovers cracked Spotify’s VIRAL TOP 50 in both the US and UK/Ireland. That year they released No End In Sight, featuring their 1977 version of 'The Wellerman' which became popular all over again, and a new anthem for the era, 'Hey Boys Sing Us A Song' which earned a Canadian Folk Music Awards nomination for Single of the Year. Recently, Paramount sought out The Irish Rovers as the inspiration for one of their “LANDMAN” episodes with 'Drunken Sailor', the band's notorious show closer.

The legendary Irish Rovers return to EA Rawlinson!
Look forward to a night packed with hits, latest Rovers material, and lots of laughs with hysterical stories from their more than six decades of roving! These international ambassadors of Irish music have been in the spotlight for their entire career. After hitting the top of the music charts in '67 with The Unicorn, they hosted over 20 years of television shows, and brought joy to audiences the world over.

In 2023 the Rovers cracked Spotify’s VIRAL TOP 50 in both the US and UK/Ireland. That year they released No End In Sight, featuring their 1977 version of The Wellerman which became popular all over again, and a new anthem for the era, Hey Boys Sing Us A Song which earned a Canadian Folk Music Awards nomination for Single of the Year. Recently, Paramount sought out The Irish Rovers as the inspiration for one of their “LANDMAN” episodes with Drunken Sailor, the band's notorious show closer.

Get ready for a night of pure joy, laughter, and legendary music as The Irish Rovers take the stage! With their unmistakable blend of rollicking Irish folk, witty storytelling, and timeless hits like “The Unicorn” and “Drunken Sailor,” this beloved group has been charming audiences around the world for decades. Whether you’re tapping your toes, singing along, or raising a glass with friends, The Irish Rovers deliver a high-energy, feel-good concert experience that brings generations together—packed with heart, humour, and a whole lot of Irish spirit.

THIS IS NOT AN EVENT TICKET. THIS TICKET IS YOUR PASSES FOR THE ADD ON MEET AND GREET. A SEPARATE TICKET IS REQUIRED TO WATCH THE SHOW. Fanatic Meet and Greet Packages is available for purchase for additional fee of $100 per person. This includes: - A photo opportunity with artist/s, - Meet & Greet Pass with lanyard - Hard copy of your photo available for pick up at the Box Office at the Casino Players Club after the end of show. Customers will be notified via email a day before the show with instructions on how to claim your Meet and Greet pass and the location and time of artist/s meet and greet. Government photo ID is required. Must be 18+ ITEMS PROHIBITED AT THE SHOW: Bags or backpacks will not be permitted into the venue except for small purses Cameras with lenses (No Professional Photography; Selfie Sticks or Tripods) Laptops or Tablets Outside Food, Beverage, or Alcohol Drugs, Drug paraphernalia or Illegal Substances Weapons, Firearms or Sharp Object Flammable Liquid

The legendary Irish Rovers return to Kelowna - brought to you by What'sOn Events! Look forward to a night packed with hits, latest Rovers material, and lots of laughs with hysterical stories from their more than six decades of roving! These international ambassadors of Irish music have been in the spotlight for their entire career. After hitting the top of the music charts in '67 with 'The Unicorn', they hosted over 20 years of television shows, and brought joy to audiences the world over.

In 2023 the Rovers cracked Spotify’s VIRAL TOP 50 in both the US and UK/Ireland. That year they released No End In Sight, featuring their 1977 version of 'The Wellerman' which became popular all over again, and a new anthem for the era, 'Hey Boys Sing Us A Song' which earned a Canadian Folk Music Awards nomination for Single of the Year. Recently, Paramount sought out The Irish Rovers as the inspiration for one of their “LANDMAN” episodes with 'Drunken Sailor', the band's notorious show closer.

The legendary Irish Rovers return to Victoria, LIVE on ST. PATRICK'S DAY!

Look forward to a night packed with hits, latest Rovers material, and lots of laughs with hysterical stories from their more than six decades of roving! These international ambassadors of Irish music have been in the spotlight for their entire career. After hitting the top of the music charts in '67 with The Unicorn, they hosted over 20 years of television shows, and brought joy to audiences the world over.

In 2023 the Rovers cracked Spotify’s VIRAL TOP 50 in both the US and UK/Ireland. That year they released No End In Sight, featuring their 1977 version of The Wellerman which became popular all over again, and a new anthem for the era, Hey Boys Sing Us A Song which earned a Canadian Folk Music Awards nomination for Single of the Year. Recently, Paramount sought out The Irish Rovers as the inspiration for one of their “LANDMAN” episodes with Drunken Sailor, the band's notorious show closer.

The Irish Rovers are a beloved folk group formed in 1963 in Toronto by a group of Irish immigrants, including founding members George Millar, joe Millar, Jimmy Ferguson, Will Millar, and Wilcil McDowell. Drawing inspiration from traditional Irish music and storytelling, the group quickly gained popularity with their lively performances, humor, and signature blend of folk tunes. Their breakthrough came with the international hit "the Unicorn, "which helped cement their place in folk music history and introduced their sound to a global audience. Doors 7:00PM. Show 8:00pm. times are subjected to change. Please arrive early to avoid long lines or delays entering the venue. No in/out privileges. Restriction on large bags or backpacks. No outside food/beverages.