iRadio Saturday Sessions presenter Gavin James is playing at the gig.
Tickets for Ireland's first music festival since the pandemic began went on sale this morning.
And one of the performers, Gavin James, announced on Twitter that it had sold out in just 2 minutes!
Sold out in 2 minutes ?? It’s been a long 15 months and myself and all the Crew can’t wait to get back at it next week ❤️
also can’t wait to see all the other amazing acts ? pic.twitter.com/sZsFcRCvH5
— Gavin James (@gavinjames) June 25, 2021
Gavin James said he's looking forward to getting back to performing and that he "can't wait" to see the other acts.
3,500 people will attend the gig next Saturday at Dublin’s Royal Hospital Kilmainham, which has a pre-pandemic capacity of 23,000.
Concert goers will have to pass a rapid antigen test before entering.
A host of Irish acts including Gavin James, Denise Chaila and Wild Youth, will be performing at the pilot event.
500 free tickets had been set aside for frontline healthcare workers.
TD Catherine Martin said it was "gesture of thanks for their hard work and dedication during the pandemic."
It's Ireland’s first music festival in almost 16 months.
