Daniel O’Donnell to Play Croydon’s Fairfield Halls in South London on 11th October as He Announces New Album Now and Then

Daniel O’Donnell, one of Ireland’s most beloved entertainers, has announced details of his brand-new album Now and Then, out on 3rd October 2025 via Demon Records. The record will be available on CD, vinyl, and as a deluxe 2CD edition—and fans in Croydon will get to experience the new songs live when Daniel performs at Fairfield Halls on 11th October during his UK tour.

Daniel O’Donnell, one of Ireland’s most beloved entertainers, has announced details of his brand-new album Now and Then, out on 3rd October 2025 via Demon Records. The record will be available on CD, vinyl, and as a deluxe 2CD edition—and fans in Croydon will get to experience the new songs live when Daniel performs at Fairfield Halls on 11th October during his UK tour.

With a career spanning over four decades, O’Donnell has become a household name, selling more than 10 million albums worldwide and achieving 12 gold-selling records alongside 11 Top 30 singles. Known for his unmistakable voice, warm stage presence, and genuine connection with audiences, he continues to win over new fans while keeping long-time supporters devoted across generations.

Now and Then sees Daniel return to the music that shaped him growing up in Donegal, blending newly written songs with country classics and a few unexpected covers. The 14-track album includes his take on John Denver’s Take Me Home, Country Roads, Don Williams’ You’re My Best Friend, Keith Whitley’s When You Say Nothing at All, and Stevie Wonder’s I Just Called to Say I Love You. Alongside these favourites are new contributions from acclaimed Irish songwriters including Don Mescall and Patsy Kavanagh.

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Daniel O Donnell

“This album is the best of everything I love to sing,” Daniel explains. “It’s about going back to the roots of the music that has always meant so much to me.”

The Croydon concert comes as part of a UK run from 9–15 October, with dates in Bridlington, Stockport, Croydon, Llandudno, Newcastle, and Edinburgh. These shows will be particularly special for fans, as Daniel has announced he will be taking a sabbatical in 2026 after celebrating 45 years on the road.

The deluxe edition of Now and Then also includes a second disc featuring duets and collaborations with musical legends such as Charley Pride, Loretta Lynn, Dominic Kirwan, Derek Ryan, and Mary Duff.

For Croydon audiences, the Fairfield Halls show offers a chance to hear both timeless favourites and songs from the new album, in what promises to be an emotional and memorable evening.

Now and Then is released on 3rd October 2025 on Demon Records.

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