Couldn't find a thread ?...
Anyone going ? 😬
Causing traffic mayhem for the next couple of weeks. Anyone I ask never heard of him.
The classic - artists sells over 150k tickets in ireland. Well I’ve never heard of him.
I'm going. Not usually a big country fan but I think he's a cut above the usual generic muck. If my partner and her family weren't going I wouldn't be going off my own initiative though.
Looking forward to this. Seen him in the Helix a couple of years back. Really looking forward to seeing the Turnpike Troubadours and Noeline Hofmann also.
Has there been stage times released yet ?
Nothing yet. Aiken have said show starts at 6.00pm and curfew is 10.30pm. His average set list is a little over 2 hours so I would imagine it'll be between 8.00 and 8.15 that he would be on stage. I could see the first support act on stage around 6.30 for 45 mins and the second on stage around 7.30 for 45 mins
show starts at 6 means first act then. Probably 6-6:30 for 1st act 7-7:40 for second and then after 8:10/8:15 for Zach
Must be still lots of tickets left as tm have removed tickets off resale.…
What capacity for this?
Where in the Park is it held ?
I was never there for a gig ..
60,000 a night
site map
I don't think any gig I ever went to in Ireland started at the stated start time. Normally always 20-30 mins later in my experience
Daughters’s bought us tickets and accommodation for Christmas and as much as I’m looking forward to seeing Zach I’m not as keen about Phoenix Park being the venue.
Thread on fire I see. He must be a real Brucie 😁
as active as the garth brooks one. sometimes an artist fan base ain’t on boards
Should be a good gig, hope the weather is decent. I like the Phoenix Park as a venue in terms of easy access/ egress, though previous gigs I’ve been at there the sound was a bit hit or miss. Going on Saturday, hopefully any teething problems are sorted out on the Friday night.
What's the parking set up like ?
Park in the Park .. ?
Or offsite?
no parking on-site. Except for some coaches. Park and ride at luas stops is main suggestion
likes of marathon etc running shuttle buses to the concert with drop off close to the concert entry within the park the walk will be 30-40mins from the main gates if you are trying to park nearby and walk in
Aiken's FAQ state that "Please note that there is a 45-minute walk from the Phoenix Park entrances to the venue site.".The Marathon shuttle buses drop off points are mostly the Papal Cross Car Park. The Papal Cross Car Park is still approx. 2km from the site
Earlsfort Terrace – Acres Rd, Phoenix Park
Balbriggan, Rush & Lusk – Papal Car Park
Blessington & Naas – Papal Car Park
Dunleer & Drogheda – Papal Car Park
Enfield, Maynooth, Leixlip & Celbridge – Papal Car Park
Grange Rath, Bettystown, Laytown & Balbriggan – Papal Car Park
Navan & Dunboyne – Papal Car Park
Here's the site map provided by Aiken
45 min walk.....
What could go wrong ........
better look this guy up
It’s like discovering that there was a secret cult I never knew existed
You will know some of his songs when you hear them ...
Why would you buy tix for someone you didn't know exist ..... ?
I hadn't heard of him, but I have never seen so many tickets for sale for a gig on Adverts before. I'd say you'll pick one up for free or very little if you held off until the day
what’s going on there? There are tickets everywhere for him. Read some comments talking about lack of transport options for people outside Dublin
Donegal rally is on this weekend and combo of that/travel/accommodation has meant people trying to offload
It's a bit strange alright!
He was everywhere when the tix were on sale , but now people aren't really interested..
I think the layout of Phoenix park will be painful... 😏
Accommodation in Dublin is also nuts this weekend. 3 x nights of Zach Bryan, Lions vs Argentina in the Aviva Friday, Mary Wallopers in Fairview Park Frirday, Kingfishr in Fairview Park Saturday, Dub vs Limerick and Dub vs Cork in Croker on Saturday, Tailtean Cup semi finals in Croker on Sunday. Majority of people heading to Phoenix Park will be coming from outside of Dublin and its not the most accessible travelling by car.
Day 1....
Don't forget your factor 50 folks. Hats off to Aiken, plenty of relatively initiatives that I haven't seen at outdoor concerts in Ireland in place for the weekend. Family friendly areas, neurodivergent friendly areas, water filling stations etc.
How did we survive without them till now .......