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Aaron Rowe releases fan-favourite single ‘Forever Now’

Life after Ed Sheeran: Aaron Rowe has announced new headline UK & Ireland tour dates starting in November – and extra Dublin dates

North West Bylines Reports by North West Bylines Reports
18-09-2026 16:59
in Music, War
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Following a breakthrough summer, Irish singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe returns with a lively new single ‘Forever Now.’ ‘Forever Now’ is an upbeat love song that has become a firm fan favourite and one of many standouts in his live set. It follows the release of previous single ‘Hollywood Sign’ which reflected on the emotional weight of life on the road and the distance that touring can create between family, friends and the people who matter most. 

The new track arrives at the peak of an extraordinary few months for Aaron, who closed out the summer on a high, returning to Ireland to perform at Electric Picnic Festival over the August Bank Holiday weekend, where he played to more than 10,000 fans. Aaron also returned home in July to support Dermot Kennedy for two nights at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium before announcing another UK and Ireland headline tour. Demand continues to accelerate, with all headline Irish dates at Dublin’s Olympia selling out in under three minutes, while London’s Electric Ballroom will host Aaron’s biggest headline show to date this November. 

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Aaron Rowe. Picture credit Columbia Records UK, Sony Music Entertainment UK


Aaron Rowe followed his principles and withdrew from Ed Sheeran’s tour

On Tuesday, Aaron Rowe announced his withdrawal from Ed Sheeran’s North American Loop Tour. His full statement is available here.

Last year’s debut EP, Exodus, marked a defining moment in Aaron’s creative journey, exploring themes of identity, movement, belonging and his Irish heritage of migration. The project resonated deeply with audiences across borders, establishing Aaron as one of Ireland’s most exciting new songwriting talents.  His ascent continued last year sharing stages with the likes of Zach Bryan, Sam Fender, and Kingfishr as well as his own headline shows across the UK, Ireland, U.S and Europe with a standout debut at Glastonbury Festival.   

Following his second sold-out UK and Ireland headline tour, which prompted a venue upgrade in Dublin, he returned home in the spring to perform intimate community shows across Limerick, Cork and Galway, donating all proceeds towards funding musical instruments for local schools.

‘Forever Now’ marks another milestone in Aaron’s career and sets the international stage for another exciting new chapter.


What the press say: 

“Aaron Rowe Is Ireland’s Most Potent New Voice.” – CLASH

“Aaron Rowe is ready to take on the world” – Music Week

“Continuing to impress with his stunningly measured and expressive vocals, Irish singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe feels destined for major things”.  – Wonderland

“With a rich voice only matched by his own knack for vivid storytelling, Aaron Rowe is on the path to the big time.” – Rolling Stone UK

“With a fire in his belly and the songs to match, Aaron Rowe is truly on the cusp of his career elevating to new heights, and we can’t wait to watch.” – NOTION


After a press release by Columbia Records UK, Sony Music Entertainment UK


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