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Ed Sheeran is coming to Ireland this April.
Fans across Tipperary and a far are dreaming of a date with boy next door music sensation Ed Sheeran this April in Dublin.
The ‘Shape of You’ hitmaker has pencilled in two 3Arena dates this April 12th and 13th as part of his recently announced tour which takes in cities including Turin, Paris, Amsterdam, Madrid, Barcelona, Lima and Rio de Janeiro to name but a few over the coming months.
Ed Sheeran’s tour follows the announcement that his new album ‘Divide’ is out on March 3rd.
Fans were left crushed as Artist and 3Advance presale tickets sold out in record times over the past two days.
However, their will be another opportunity to get tickets this morning, Thursday 2nd February, at 10am from Ticketmaster.
Some of Ed Sheeran’s Tipperary following told The Nationalist that he was “epic live in Croke Park” and that they would “love to see him again”. Another Tipperary Ed Sheeran fan said she hopes her “heart won’t be broken” come Thursday morning.
Have you ever seen Ed Sheeran live? Or have you managed to get a ticket to one of his upcoming concerts? Contact us today at dylan.white@iconicnews.ie.
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