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Statistics
🎸 230 concerts tracked
🌍 Played in 13 countries | show on map
🏙️ Played in 111 cities
First concert: 19.08.1976 - 50 years ago
Last concert: 15.05.2026 - 2 months ago
Most played countries
- UK - 100
- Ireland - 72
- US - 23
- Germany - 19
- China - 8
- Australia - 3
- Canada - 3
- France - 3
- Austria - 2
- Belgium - 2
Most played cities
- Dublin, Ireland - 40
- London, UK - 13
- Limerick, Ireland - 7
- Sheffield, UK - 7
- Glasgow, UK - 6
- Markneukirchen, Germany - 6
- York, UK - 6
- Belfast, UK - 5
- Cork, Ireland - 5
- Felton, US - 4
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About Andy Irvine
Andy Irvine was born 83 years ago, on Sunday, 14 June 1942.
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Andy Irvine fans concert reviews
Pittsburgh Winery in Pittsburgh, US on Tue, 10 Jun 2014
What an extraordinary evening! Any Irvine brilliantly led us through the evening with warm chords, upbeat rhythms and traditional Irish music at its best. Mark Dignam was equally amazing in getting us, the audience, prepared for the evening. The Pittsburgh Winery is an acoustic dream and a truly wonderful venue for listening to music. Oh, and the wine was excellent. This was a magical evening to be sure. Thanks to the folks who put this together, and thanks to the artists (and ‘little ole wine-maker) that made this evening possible!