The 2 Johnnies announce date for hotly anticipated Pints in a Field 4

After packing out St Anne’s Park earlier this year with 20,000 fans, The 2 Johnnies’ Pints in a Field returns by popular demand.

Pints in a Field 4 will see fans pour into Dublin next year from all over the country to get involved in the mayhem, mischief and music that only The 2 Johnnies can deliver.

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There will be the usual fan favourites with Noel Furlong and the All-Stars and a stellar musical line-up to keep people dancing all day and night.

Pints in a Field 4 line-up will include Cascada, who is one of the defining voices of Eurodance.

With global hits like ‘Everytime We Touch’, which is heading for 1 billion streams on Spotify and ‘Evacuate the Dancefloor’, Cascada has sold over 30 million albums worldwide and performed to massive crowds across Europe and beyond.

Also announced are Irish folk band The Tumbling Paddies - their viral hit ‘Just the Way I Am’ has seen the band sell over half a million tickets in Ireland and the UK this year.

2025 has been a record breaking year for the lads as The 2 Johnnies Podcast has been officially announced as the number one podcast on Spotify in Ireland, spending 52 consecutive weeks at the top spot, cementing their popularity with listeners.

Featuring a slew of international guests including Ed Sheeran, Paddy McGuinness and Joanne McNally, the lads will be kicking off 2026 with even more big international guests.

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You can catch The 2 Johnnies every week on RTÉ as they present season three of The 2 Johnnies’ Late Night Lock-In which has achieved its highest ratings to date.

Johnny B said: “It’s gonna be one of the greatest days of all time, up there with Mickey Joe Harte winning You’re A Star and skinny jeans going out of fashion. We’ve got loads of special guests and surprises planned.”

Johnny Smacks said: “It’s my favourite day of the year. Seeing 20,000 people go nuts, have the craic and show off those most retro of GAA jerseys you can think of, makes it a special day.”