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Peel Centenary Centre plans music season for first half of 2027

The Atholl Street venue calls the programme its strongest yet, but has not named performers, dates or ticket prices.

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Looking north from Peel Hill over St Patrick's Isle, the harbour breakwater and the long west coast.
Peel harbour, the castle and the coast from Peel Hill. Photo: Patrick Hamilton, CC BY-SA 2.0

The Peel Centenary Centre is lining up a season of concerts for January to June 2027 that it believes could rank among the best it has staged.

In a post on social media, the venue described the programme as “just about the best selection of music we have ever brought to the island”, with a mix of returning favourites and acts new to the centre, according to Isle of Man Today.

The line-up itself is still under wraps. Isle of Man Today reported that no performers, dates or ticket prices have been confirmed, and the centre has yet to settle on whether to announce its acts together or one by one.

The venue also thanked those who come to its events through the year and the team who run them, saying it was grateful to friends “who support us come rain or shine”.

The Atholl Street centre puts on a range of concerts and entertainment, featuring both local performers and visiting acts.

Announcements about the 2027 season will be made on the centre’s Facebook page and website, the venue said.

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