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Tickets for Electric Picnic 2023 went on sale today at 10am and all tickets are now SOLD OUT.
Within 5 hours on Friday, December 9, the final batch of tickets for Ireland's biggest music and arts festival here in Laois, were snapped up.
Earlier this week the first 10 acts for Electric Picnic 2023 were revealed including Billie Eilish, Lewis Capaldi, Fred again.. Niall Horan, Steve Lacy, IDLES, Jamie xx, Tom Odell, Rick Astley and Amyl & The Sniffers, with the final headliner The Killers announced this morning.
This year the festival returned to Stradbally and welcomed 70,000 music fans hungry to experience Ireland’s biggest music and arts festival. Picnickers enjoyed a redesigned site layout, brand new areas such as The Theatre, Fishtown and of course all the festival favourites like Mindfield, Salty Dog and Trailer Park.
The remaining line-up for Electric Picnic 2023 will be announced in the New Year.
Weekend Camping Tickets: SOLD OUT Family Weekend Camping Tickets: SOLD OUT Sunday day tickets: SOLD OUT Campervan/Caravan + Car passes: SOLD OUT Family Campervan/Caravan + Car passes: SOLD OUT
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