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The Liberty Music Festival has issued its latest update regarding ticket sales.
At the time of writing, less than 500 weekend tickets remain for the Thurles festival, which takes place on Saturday and Sunday, July 4 and 5.
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The festival has also announced its individual day line-ups for next year’s edition.
Taking to the stage on Saturday, July 4, will be Acquisce, an Oasis tribute, Rox the Roxette Experience, Mac Fleetwood, The Wildboyz, with their Duran Duran tribute, the Rod Stewart Songbook, James Bermingham, playing the classics of WHAM!, EZ/DC, and the Paul Weller Experience, playing songs from The Jam Style Council.
On Sunday, July 5, Queen will take to the stage, along with Waterloo and their ABBA tribute, Yourithmics, Blonded, a Blondie tribute, Showdown, an ELO tribute, Complete Madness, Legendary, a Bon Jovi tribute, DMODE, a Depeche Mode tribute, and 2B40.
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Tickets for the event are still on sale online via www.tickets.ie.
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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