With the show just days away and premium and regular seats almost completely sold out, Liverpool Philharmonic has released a final limited batch of bar-area tickets for Paul Dunbar’s album launch at the Music Room this Sunday 22nd February.
This special one?night?only performance marks the official unveiling of Dunbar’s powerful new solo album The End. Demand has been exceptionally strong, and the newly released bar?area tickets now offer fans a final opportunity to be part of this intimate and emotionally charged night of music.
Paul Dunbar has long been celebrated for his commanding vocals, soulful delivery, and electrifying live presence. His new material — already gaining attention following the success of singles Mountain and Cities — showcases an artist at the height of his creative powers.
Joined by a full band of top?tier musicians, Dunbar will perform brand?new tracks alongside fan favourites in a show that promises grit, heart, and unforgettable energy.
This is the final ticket release before Sunday’s performance, and remaining availability is extremely limited.
Support on the night is from Jenny Colquitt. Winner of the FATEA “Female Artist of the Year” award and named as ‘one to watch’ by RnR magazine, Jenny’s voice uniquely combines the melodic undertones of artists such as Eva Cassidy and the rawness of Alanis Morissette. She writes with soul, lyrical vulnerability and style to accompany her musicality through keys and guitar.
Event Details
- Date: Sunday 22nd February 2026
- Time: 8:00pm
- Venue: Music Room, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
- Tickets: £18 / £15 / £13 (plus booking fees) from liverpoolphil.com
Booking Information
Tickets are available now via the Liverpool Philharmonic website. Standard booking fees apply to online and telephone orders, with optional postage available for an additional charge.
About Paul Dunbar
Paul Dunbar is a Liverpool-born singer–songwriter known for his powerhouse vocals, soulful delivery, and emotionally charged songwriting. His work spans rock, blues, and Americana influences, earning him a loyal following and widespread critical praise.