Thousands of people will descend on Marlay Park this Friday and Saturday to see the Dublin singer-songwriter for two sold-out Irish shows as part of his Sonder tour
This Friday and Saturday thousands of people will descend upon Marlay Park in Dublin to catch Grammy-nominated artist Dermot Kennedy for two sold-out shows.
Can I still get tickets? As it stands the two gigs are completely sold out. However, that doesn’t mean there isn’t a chance to get a ticket, there are still some resale tickets available on Ticketmaster for the two dates, this could change though. What will the setlist be like? Based on some recent dates played by the singer on his tour, you might expect something similar to below, however, there could be some changes for Ireland.
Saturday will be warmer, with the highest temperatures reaching 20C to 25C, however, there will be spells of rain or showers, heavy at times. While water and soft drinks in sealed plastic bottles up to 500ml are allowed, no alcoholic drinks are permitted. Empty reusable plastic bottles are also allowed in. There will be multiple drinking water points on site.
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