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The line-up for the 2026 Liberty Music Festival has been announced.
The festival posted the line-up on social media, ahead of the festival on July 4 and 5 next year.
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Many of the popular acts from the 2025 edition return to Thurles, including Qween, Waterloo, EZ/DC, Madness, and Mac Fleetwood.
As well as these acts, many new performers will take to the stage, such as Legendary, a Bon Jovi Tribute, The Wildboyz, a Duran Duran tribute, DMODE, a Depeche Mode tribute, and Acquiesce, an Oasis tribute.
Other acts performing include James Bermingham with his WHAM! tribute, The Rod Stewart Songbook, The Paul Weller Experience, with their The Jam Style Council tribute, Rox, The Roxette Experience, 2B40, performing the music of UB40, Blonded, performing Blondie's classics, Yourithmics, and Showdown.
Tickets for the event are still on sale online via www.tickets.ie.
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Day passes cost €30, with a weekend pass costing €45.
A campervan pass costs €85, with a caravan pass coming in at €70, and a tent pass costing €40.
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