The Wolfe Tones will play three sold-out shows in Dublin's 3Arena on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
The Irish rebel band has played in the likes of New York's Carnegie Hall and the Paris Olympia.
Their career spans from 1964 to the present day, and thousands will flock to hear legendary hits like Celtic Symphony, Grace, Let The People Sing and The Streets of New York live for the last time over the weekend.
All three shows will see doors open at 6pm. If you're keen to go and do not have a ticket, keep an eye on Ticketmaster for resale tickets.
#NextUp | The Wolfe Tones are celebrating their 60th Anniversary at #3Arena this weekend! [SOLD-OUT]
6:00pm - Doors
7:00pm - Catalpa
7:45pm - Ciarán Moran
8:30pm - The Wolfe Tones
Please note:
💳 3Arena is a fully cashless venue
👜 Maximum bag size limit is 40cm x 40cm x 20cm pic.twitter.com/gqFNGUKt2E— 3Arena (@3ArenaDublin) October 11, 2024
At this year's Electric Picnic festival, The Wolfe Tones performed on the main stage and arguably attracted the event's largest ever crowd.
The group also went on to introduce double-Olympic-gold-medal-winning boxer Kellie Harrington to the crowd, with The Irish Times reporting that she received a massive reception.
