Day tickets for last year's Longitude Festival were like hen's teeth so if you fancy getting yours sorted before everyone else, we have some good news.
The Marlay Park event takes place from Friday July 17th to Sunday July 19th and mobile network Three has teamed up with MCD to become an official partner.
For the first time in festival history, Three and O2 customers will have access to exclusive pre-sale tickets to see acts including Hozier, Alt-J and Chemical Brothers.
The pre-sale will take place this Wednesday January 28th at 9am and music fans can register by texting MUSIC to 51020. If you're already registered, text LONG to 51020.
“We are extremely excited to add Longitude Festival to Three’s music offer which also includes Ireland’s best music venue, 3Arena. It’s really important to us that Three and O2 customers have access to bigger and better live music experiences. This Longitude partnership puts our customers at the heart of music in Ireland,” said Elaine Carey, CCO of Three Ireland.
To avail of pre-sale tickets to Longitude and for upcoming news of gigs in 3Arena, visit www.three.ie/music.
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