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Exciting News on RTE’s Late Late Show

During Friday’s Late Late Show, Patrick Kielty delighted fans of country music with some thrilling news. The Down star announced that he will be hosting his second Late Late Country Music extravaganza, set to take place on October 4th. As he sported a cowboy hat, Kielty revealed, “Next week is the country special! And these are two tickets for the show.” The anticipation for the annual country music special is palpable, with Kielty promising a night filled with top Irish country music talent.

Star-Studded Lineup and Unforgettable Performances

The Late Late Country Music special has become a highly anticipated event each year, known for its stellar guest lineup and unforgettable live music performances. Last year’s show featured Declan Nerney, who performed his hit song “Stop The World” and was honored with induction into the Country Music Hall of Fame alongside legends like Margo, Big Tom, and Daniel O’Donnell. Other notable performers included Claudia Buckley, Cliona Hagan, Gerry Guthrie, Michael English, Philomena Begley, Sandy Kelly, Mike Denver, and Nathan Carter.

Exciting Guests and Diverse Topics

This year’s Late Late Country Music special promises to be just as spectacular, with the guest lineup set to be revealed in the coming days. The show itself was a star-studded affair, featuring European champion sprinter Rhasidat Adeleke discussing her Olympic success and reuniting with her proud primary school teacher. The Script’s Danny O’Donoghue and Glen Power also joined Kielty to reminisce about their late bandmate Mark Sheehan, who tragically passed away in 2023. Additionally, Irish humanitarian John Whyte shared insights into his work with UNRWA in Gaza.

As fans eagerly await the upcoming Late Late Country Music extravaganza, the excitement continues to build for what promises to be a night filled with incredible music, special guests, and memorable moments. Be sure to tune in on October 4th for a celebration of Irish country music at its finest.