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Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner on stage in London Alamy Stock Photo
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Arctic Monkeys announce three Dublin dates after cancelled Marlay Park gig
The band cancelled its Marlay Park gig during the summer as frontman Alex Turner was sick.
ROCK BAND ARCTIC Monkeys have announced three new Dublin dates to mark the end of their world tour.
The band will play the 3 Arena on 15, 17 and 19 October, as well as Belfast’s SSE Arena on 16 October.
Miles Kane, member of the Last Shadow Puppets, will support the band for their Irish gigs.
Tickets will go on sale on Tuesday, 29 August at 9am.
Arctic Monkeys will be returning to Dublin & Belfast in October 2023 for a series of arena dates to mark the end of their World Tour. The band are pleased to announce @MilesKaneMusic as Special Guest. These dates follow the cancellation of the band’s summer show at Dublin’s… pic.twitter.com/lZRY1dwnKI
— Arctic Monkeys (@ArcticMonkeys) August 22, 2023
In June, the band cancelled its Marlay Park show the day before, as frontman Alex Turner, was “suffering from acute laryngitis”.
“Alex and the band apologise for the huge disappointment this will inevitably cause to all their Irish fans,” they said in a statement at the time.
Irish fans received full refunds for their tickets.
The band, who are promoting their seventh album ‘The Car’, took to Glastonbury Festival in late June as part of a European tour that finished in July.
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