wandatowell wrote: » I'll be going out of curiosity. Always wanted to see them so I guess there's no better chance than 20 minutes down the road!!!
lc180 wrote: » I wonder is there any chance of them playing Dublin as well? The Royal Kilmainham gigs are a few days before but would be kinda pointless having an outdoor Prodigy gig in June/July. Way too bright out for a light show.
Bowlardo wrote: » They wait till cork in sold out and then they will announce dublin adn maybe belfast
fewtins wrote: » Ooft €60.
oppiuy wrote: » I bough 2 standing tickets together and then another 2 seperately. The ticket receipt gave me seat and row numbers even thou its standing. whats the story with that. Are there actually seats in the standing area and will be away from each other instead of being in a group?
Deleted User wrote: » These sold out all ready? Nevermind, I struggle with the internet sometimes
firestarter51 wrote: » last time they played at the marquee in the summer they went to dublin and belfast later that year in december
run_Forrest_run wrote: » the Marquee gig is a Wednesday, what's the betting they will play Dublin on the Thurs or Friday and on to Belfast then from there.
Bowlardo wrote: » Wednesday is a ridiculous day to have a gig
DoraLauraLou wrote: » Have loved The Prodigy since I was a little kid and my dad would play Fat Of The Land in the car! Any chances of seeing them live have been dashed until this year, and I'm so excited to be going. Does anybody know what sort of time that people would start to queue for this gig? Planning on travelling down on the bus from Mayo with my sister. Wondering if we should travel overnight to arrive in the morning, or if we'd be okay to arrive in the mid afternoon?
barry194 wrote: » would be class if one of the old school tunes they played was Jericho!