Robert Plant is bringing his Saving Grace project to Dublin next summer, with the legendary Led Zeppelin frontman announcing an exclusive show at Trinity College.
The musician will perform at Trinity College Summer Series on Tuesday, June 29, 2027, as part of the band's newly announced Root & Branch tour.
The summer show will see Plant and Saving Grace play a series of UK and Irish dates, including performances at Hampton Court Palace Festival, Lincoln Castle, The Piece Hall in Halifax and Scarborough's Open Air Theatre.
The announcement comes following the release of Saving Grace: All That Glitters, a four-track EP released last month, and a recent run of US dates.
Plant was also recently honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Americana Music Association Awards.
Saving Grace features vocalist Suzi Dian, drummer Oli Jefferson, guitarist Tony Kelsey, banjo and string player Matt Worley, and cellist Barney Morse-Brown.
The group first came together in 2019 at Plant's home on the Welsh borderlands, united by a shared love of blues, folk, gospel, country and roots music.
Their self-titled album, released in 2025, received widespread critical acclaim, with the band praised for its blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.
The new EP continues that musical exploration, featuring traditional songs The Blackest Crow and Two Coats, Gillian Welch's Orphan Girl and Bert Jansch's Poison.
Tickets for Robert Plant & Saving Grace at Trinity College will be available through pre-sale on November 4 and 5, with general sale beginning on Friday, November 6.
The Dublin show takes place on Tuesday, June 29, 2027, as part of Trinity College Summer Series.
