In the ‘90s, it was an obsession. Millions of kids across the nation began clomping wildly in stocking feet, mimicking the pitter-patter of Irish stepdance. Now, those frenzied hoofers can introduce a whole new generation to the magic of Riverdance.

The spectacular touring production is heading to the Majestic Theatre for its 25th-anniversary tour. Presale tickets are available now for the June 9-11 engagement but require a precode from the theatre.

The unlikely cultural phenomenon began at Europe’s hub of everything weird and wonderful, the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest. The interval performance received such a rapturous response that husband and wife team Moya Doherty and John McColgan decided to pony up over $1 million to produce a full-length show.

After runs in Dublin and London, the show crossed the pond to Radio City Music Hall in 1996. Since then, clip-clopping has been heard across the world.

For the anniversary tour, original composer Bill Whelan rerecorded the ethereal soundtrack while Doherty and McColgan reimagined the staging. New props, video components, and costume design have been created for an immersive experience.

Children ages 6 and up are welcome to the event, but parents and guardians should be warned. Lay out a few rugs before the show. There will be furious footwork in the living room for days after the show.