Metropolis Festival day-by-day breakdown; tickets on sale tomorrow

Day tickets (Fri/Sat) for Metropolis Festival in the RDS on November 3rd to 5th are on sale from tomorrow and to entice you further, they go on sale tomorrow priced at €79.50 each + fees.

The breakdown looks like this:

Thursday November 3rd

• DJ Shadow & guests

Friday November 4th

• Solomun
• Moderat
• SBTRKT (DJ Set)
• BADBADNOTGOOD
• Girl Band

Saturday November 5th

• Grace Jones
• Booka Shade – Movements 10
• Crystal Castles
• The Sugarhill Gang
• Fatima Yamaha
• Fakear

Tickets

DJ Shadow will play the opening night on Thursday December 3rd in the Shelbourne Hall. Tickets for that can be bought separately at €39.50 inc. booking fee, through Ticketmaster and usual outlets.

Tickets for the rest of the festival are priced at:

A Ticket Instalment Plan will be available until the end of August. Pay 50% of your ticket now and settle the remainder of the balance before October 3th.

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