Dermot O'Leary
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An Evening with Dermot O'Leary & Friends: Dermot O'Leary
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About the show
On Wednesday 23 September 2026, we will host Dermot O’Leary & Friends for the final time in the historic McNamara Hall.
Hosted by beloved patron Dermot O’Leary, this intimate one night only concert will bring together a hand picked lineup of celebrated Irish artists, musicians, and storytellers.
Set against the backdrop of McNamara Hall, a space that has shaped generations of memories for the London Irish community, the evening will honour its legacy, celebrate its impact, and look ahead to an ambitious new chapter.
Featuring - Dermot O'Leary
Dermot O'Leary is a British-Irish broadcaster. Based in the UK, he is known as a television presenter for ITV and a radio presenter for BBC Radio 2. His credits include presenting The X Factor, Big Brothers Little Brother, T4 and Comic Relief.
Kate Nash
Kate Nash is a multi-instrumental recording artist from London. With a platinum selling album and a BRIT Award tucked firmly under her belt, Kate is known across both the music and fashion industries as a forthright songwriter, unabashed feminist and front row style icon. Nash's biggest musical influences include grunge band Hole, and riot grrrl group Bikini Kill, crediting front woman Kathleen Hanna as her idol.
Imelda May
One of Ireland's most celebrated female artists, Imelda May takes you on a twistin' ride influenced by the likes of Wanda Jackson, Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent, but all delivered with Imelda's own unique voice and lyrics. Her stompin' anthems 'Johnny Got A Boom Boom', 'Psycho' and 'Inside Out' all sounded like 1950s classics. However, the modern queen of Rockabilly has since broadened her sound, now taking in elements of blues, rock, soul, gospel and jazz.
An Chéad Ghlúin Eile
Sean-Nós singing sister duo Étain and Máire hail from the Rath Chairn Gaeltacht, in County Meath. Their name, “An Chéad Ghlúin Eile” (The Next Generation), speaks to the pair’s mission – bringing the tradition of Sean-Nós singing to new listeners, and the Irish language along with it.