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ROB HALLIGAN.

3 upcoming dates, from 23 October 2026 to 21 November 2026, in Beverley, Kettering and Leafield.

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Upcoming dates.

Fri 23 OctDoors 18:50

Rob Halligan - How did we get here?

St Nicholas' Church · Beverley

It's 25 years since the attack on the Twin Towers on 9/11. Singer-songwriter Rob Halligan's father was on the 99th floor of the South Tower and died in the attack. Those events have shaped Rob's songwriting ever since. For this special tour, Rob uses his music to tell his own story, and also to tell the story of how he came to terms with what happened, and how ultimately love has to win over hate. This will be a very special night, and we hope that you can join us for it.

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Wed 18 NovDoors 19:00

ROB HALLIGAN: HOW DID WE GET HERE? An Itinerant's Musical

Arts Centre, St Andrew's Church · Kettering

"This is a true story - at least as best as I can remember it... My name is Rob Halligan. I’m a singer songwriter, an itinerant, a minstrel, a troubadour - and a mess. But somehow, I’m still here. I started out with a dream and as I got older that dream became a plan and as those plans were scuppered again and again, I went back to dreaming and hoping because hope, I’ve been told, doesn’t disappoint us.” Everyone has a story to tell and every one of those stories has a headline but it’s often only the sensational headlines that catch our attention. Look past the headlines - we all carry a story, and in those stories lie the familiar echo of our shared human journey - the moments of joy, the sting of loss, the screams of doubt, and the tender ache of longing. This is a story that smashes a hole through the headlines and shows that in each of us there pulses the same vulnerable, resilient heart, striving to make sense of this intricate world. In 2001, Rob Halligan lost his father in the 9/11 terror attacks. A week later he found himself in New York City on the start of a journey, trying to make sense of what he’d seen. From a dysfunctional childhood and life on the stre...

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