The day has finally arrived—"Songbook is out now as an LP, CD and digital album. Stream "Songbook" in full here: https://t.co/6tlbLou9Sd The new album features my brand new original song "A Kiss Is A Kiss", as well as new stripped versions of some of my best known tracks,

Behind the song: Christmas Song (I’m Not Dreaming of a White Christmas” by Gilbert O’Sullivan 🎄

ON SALE NOW: 3Arena Dublin - Saturday 10 October 2026: https://t.co/f7LH3WBktn This’ll be our only Ireland live show in 2026. and we can’t wait to see you there 🎫

Ireland, we'll be back next year! Dublin @3ArenaDublin - Saturday 10 October 2026. Tickets on sale this Thursday 4 December @ 9am GMT 🎫

Waterford, that was incredible. It’s been a joy to play these four shows for you. Thanks for coming out to see us. And a huge thanks to Theatre Royal Waterford for having us back again. - From Gilbert and my very special guest, my Grandson Benny-Ray, who joined us on stage for

“Nothing Rhymed” entered the UK Single Chart on 28th November 1970, peaking at #8. It was Gilbert O’Sullivan’s first major hit, and first UK top 10 single. "Nothing Rhymed" subsequently appeared on his 1971 album, Himself.

On 27th November 1971, “No Matter How I Try”” by Gilbert O’Sullivan hit #5 on the UK Singles Chart. The stand-alone single track charted for 15 weeks in total. #70s

Today's the day, Waterford! We can't wait to see you tonight for the first of 4 shows this week 🇮🇪 @theatreroyalw

The Official 2025 World Tour Playlist: https://t.co/iKCSVSLtT6 Whether you've made it to see us in concert this year or not, you can experience the magic of a Gilbert O’Sullivan live show virtually through our official playlist. Listen to the full 2025 live setlist, including

“Back To Front” hit #1 on the UK Album Chart on 18 November 1972. What’s your favourite track from the album?

“Christmas Song” - Live in Waterford, Ireland (2024). Featuring a very special guest: my Grandson, Benny-Ray! Waterford, I can’t wait to come back later this month for another sold-out run of shows. See you there 🇮🇪 Monday 24 November Tuesday 25 November Thursday 27 November

Thank you, Japan 🇯🇵 it’s been an honour.

Osaka & Toyama, you're amazing! Arigatou gozaimasu 🇯🇵

Chart anniversary: On 10th November 1973, “Why Oh Why Oh Why” by Gilbert O’Sullivan entered the UK Singles Chart, peaking at #6. It charted for 14 weeks in total. “Why Oh Why Oh Why” later appeared on O’Sullivan’s album “I’m A Writer, Not A Fighter.” #1970s

Backstage in Japan with my wife & daughter 🇯🇵

Thank you, Tokyo! 🇯🇵

See you tonight, Tokyo!

Konnichiwa, Japan! Tokyo, I’ll see you tomorrow 🇯🇵

“Clair” - US & Dutch Chart Anniversaries 28th October 1972: on this day in 1972, “Clair” by Gilbert O’Sullivan hit: - #2 on the US Single Charts - #4 on the Dutch Single Charts

Gilbert O’Sullivan, 1970's