Show: Celtic Legends – The Life in Green Tour in Marche-en-Famenne on February 21

One name inevitably comes up: Celtic Legends

When we talk about Irish dance, its percussive rhythms, its musical flights and the raw energy that emanates from it, one name inevitably comes up: Celtic Legends .
For more than twenty years, this emblematic troupe has toured stages around the world and thrilled millions of spectators.
In 2026, she returns with a new tour called The Life in Green Tour, a vibrant tribute to Ireland, its traditions and its imagination.

THE February 21, 2026, It is Marche‑en‑Famenne, at the heart of the province of Luxembourg, which will host this exceptional show at WEX, one of the largest event complexes in Wallonia.

This article offers you a complete immersion in the world of Celtic Legends, in the history of this show which has become cult, behind the scenes of this new tour, as well as in everything you need to know to fully enjoy this unique evening.

A global phenomenon: the epic Celtic Legends

Since its creation in Galway, in the heart of Connemara, Celtic Legends has established itself as one of the most popular Irish shows on the planet. With nearly 3 million spectators around the world, the troupe has managed to conquer an international audience thanks to a simple but extremely effective formula: a perfect alliance between live music, traditional Irish dance and modern staging.

Unlike other more theatrical productions, Celtic Legends boasts an authentic approach. The show recreates the atmosphere of an Irish pub, where musicians and dancers interact in a warm, festive atmosphere deeply rooted in Gaelic culture.
This authenticity is one of the keys to its success: the public does not just witness a technical performance, they live a real cultural experience.

The Life in Green Tour: a new creation for 2026

For this new tour, the troupe is offering a completely revisited version of the show. The Life in Green Tour highlights the richness of Irish culture through a renewed scenography, new choreographies and a modernized artistic direction.

According to official information, the show is directed by Sean McCarthy for the musical part and Jacintha Sharpe for the choreography.

Music performed live

One of the major assets of Celtic Legends is the presence of five live musicians, true virtuosos of traditional Irish instruments:

• violin
• flute
• bodhran
• uilleann pipes
• guitar

Their role is not limited to accompanying the dancers: they fully participate in the atmosphere of the show, interact with the audience and instill communicative energy.

Twelve exceptional dancers

The troop counts twelve dancers, all trained in the demanding techniques of step dancing Irish.
Their precision, speed of execution and perfect synchronization constitute one of the highlights of the show.
The choreographies mix tradition and modernity, alternating between intimate scenes and explosive sequences where the clicking of shoes becomes a real percussion.

A total immersion in Ireland

The Life in Green Tour promises complete sensory immersion:

• light effects inspired by Irish landscapes,
• revisited costumes,
• enveloping sound atmosphere,
• narrative transitions evoking Celtic history and legends.

The show aims to be both festive, poetic And spectacular, accessible to all audiences, from Celtic culture enthusiasts to the curious looking for an exotic evening.

Marche‑en‑Famenne: an unmissable stop on the 2026 tour

The choice of Marche‑en‑Famenne is not insignificant.
The city has established itself in recent years as a major cultural center in Wallonia, notably thanks to WEX, a modern space perfectly suited to major shows.

WEX: a place designed for major events

Located Rue des Deux Provinces 1, the WEX is a multi-purpose complex hosting trade fairs, concerts, shows and international events.

The public will be able to benefit from free parking of 3,000 places, easy PMR access and several on-site catering options, including Red Planet Brewery, located a stone's throw from the room.

A show for all audiences

Celtic Legends is a show all public, accessible to families as well as dance or music lovers.
Children will discover a magical world, adults will appreciate the virtuosity of the artists, and fans of Irish culture will be delighted by the authenticity of the staging.

The show is also appreciated for its fast pace : no downtime, no long narration, but a succession of dynamic scenes that captivate from start to finish.

Why is Celtic Legends so popular?

1. Incomparable energy

Irish dancing is one of the most physical disciplines there is. The dancers hit the floor at impressive speed, perform figures with pinpoint precision and transmit an energy that spreads throughout the room.

2. Lively and vibrant music

Unlike many shows where the music is pre-recorded, Celtic Legends relies on live .
This creates a permanent interaction between musicians and dancers, giving the show a rare spontaneity.

3. Claimed authenticity

Celtic Legends does not seek to imitate major Hollywood productions.
Its ambition is to bring the culture Irish, as you can feel it in the pubs of Galway or Dublin.

4. Universal accessibility

Even without knowing Celtic culture, we let ourselves be carried away by the rhythms, melodies and warm atmosphere of the show.

The course of the evening: immersion in an Irish festival

Although each performance may vary slightly, the general structure of the show follows a progression designed to gradually immerse the audience.

Opening: the roots of Ireland

The show often begins with a musical introduction evoking the landscapes of Connemara.
The first notes of flute and violin establish a mystical, almost cinematographic atmosphere.

Rise in power: dance takes over

The dancers enter the stage and set the tone: rhythm, precision, power.
The clicking of shoes becomes a real percussion, supported by the musicians.

Intimate moments: ballads and solos

Between two explosive sequences, the show offers softer moments:

• violin solos,
• traditional ballads,
• choreographic duets imbued with poetry.

Explosive finale: the Irish festival in all its splendor

The show generally ends with a festive scene, where all the artists come together on stage for a vibrant finale, leaving the audience on their feet and won over.

An expected event in the region

Marche‑en‑Famenne regularly hosts international shows, but the arrival of Celtic Legends is a highlight of the cultural season.
Previous tours have sold out many cities, and the date of February 21, 2026 should be no exception.

Ticketing platforms indicate prices ranging from 39 to 49 euros depending on the category, which makes it a show accessible to as many people as possible.

Celtic Legends: much more than a show, a celebration

What sets Celtic Legends apart from other productions is its ability to create a Communion between artists and the public.
We don't just look: we feel, we vibrate, we share.

Irish dance, with its pounding rhythms and infectious energy, acts as a universal language.
Traditional music, sometimes joyful, sometimes melancholic, tells the story of a proud people, marked by legends, landscapes and traditions.

The Life in Green Tour is part of this continuity while bringing a touch of modernity that will appeal to regulars and new spectators alike.

An appointment not to be missed

The passage of Celtic Legends to Marche‑en‑Famenne on February 21, 2026 promises to be one of the major cultural events of the year in the region.
Whether you are passionate about Celtic culture, a dance lover, a music lover or simply curious, this show will offer you a memorable evening.

Between virtuosity, emotion, energy and authenticity, Celtic Legends promises a journey to the heart of Ireland, without leaving Wallonia.

With The Life in Green Tour, Celtic Legends returns stronger than ever.
The show, carried by talented artists and a renewed staging, offers total immersion in the Irish soul.
The WEX in Marche‑en‑Famenne constitutes an ideal setting to host this major production, which will appeal to a large and varied audience.

If you are looking for an exotic, festive and emotion-rich evening, don't miss this exceptional event.
On February 21, 2026, Ireland will settle down in Belgium, and you are invited to experience this unique celebration.

Here is a taste of their shows with this video published in 2022 for their 20th anniversary:

Information, practical advice and tickets

For Celtic Legends, at WEX room Marche-en-Famenne, quelques informations utiles

• a doors open at 7:00 p.m.
• A show starts at 8:00 p.m.,
• a duration of approximately 1h30 without intermission .

An expected event in the region

Marche‑en‑Famenne regularly hosts international shows, but the arrival of Celtic Legends is a highlight of the cultural season.
Previous tours have sold out many cities, and the date of February 21, 2026 should be no exception.

Ticketing platforms indicate prices ranging from 39 to 49 euros depending on the category, which makes it a show accessible to as many people as possible.

Arrive early

Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
Arriving early allows:

• to avoid queues,
• to enjoy the catering areas,
• to sit comfortably.

Favor official tickets

The organizers point out that the resale of tickets above the initial price is illegal in Belgium.
It is recommended to purchase your tickets via official ticket offices (WEX, Ticketmaster, FNAC, etc.) .

Online ticketing and full prices:

You can buy your tickets on the WEX online ticketing .

Prices:

• Category 1: €49
• Category 2: €45
• Category 3: €39

Use digital tickets

For practical and ecological reasons, it is advisable to present your ticket on a smartphone

On-site catering

WEX offers:

• a bar in the room,
• a little sweet meal,
• the Red Planet Brasserie for a meal before the show.

Contact :

• By telephone : +32 (0) 84/77 07 00, Tuesday and Thursday, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
• On site : Thursday from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
  Rue des Deux Provinces 1, 6900 Marche-en-Famenne, Belgique