Arctic Monkeys confirm Belfast and Dublin dates

Arctic Monkeys are set to play two Irish concert dates in November. The band will play The Odyssey Arena, Belfast on 25 November and The O2, Dublin on 26 November. Specials guests for both dates are Eagles Of Death Metal. Tickets for both concerts will go on sale this Friday 11 September at 9.00am. Under 14’s must purchase seated tickets and be accompanied by parent/guardian. Standing tickets restricted to over 16’s only. Arctic Monkeys released their third album, entitled ‘Humbug’ on 21 August 2009. ‘Humbug’ features 10 brand new Arctic Monkeys’ songs and was produced by Josh Homme in the
7th September 2009

arcticmonkeys2Arctic Monkeys are set to play two Irish concert dates in November. The band will play The Odyssey Arena, Belfast on 25 November and The O2, Dublin on 26 November. Specials guests for both dates are Eagles Of Death Metal.

Tickets for both concerts will go on sale this Friday 11 September at 9.00am. Under 14’s must purchase seated tickets and be accompanied by parent/guardian. Standing tickets restricted to over 16’s only.

Arctic Monkeys released their third album, entitled ‘Humbug’ on 21 August 2009. ‘Humbug’ features 10 brand new Arctic Monkeys’ songs and was produced by Josh Homme in the Mojave Desert and Los Angeles and James Ford in Brooklyn. It was preceded by the single Crying Lightning, released 14 August.
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Arctic Monkeys
Special Guests: Eagles Of Death Metal
The Odyssey Arena, Belfast
25 November, 2009

Odyssey Arena Box Office: Tel. 028 9073 9074
Book On Line: www.odysseyarena.com

The O2, Dublin
Special Guests: Eagles Of Death Metal
26 November, 2009

The O2, Dublin: Tel (01) 8198888
Book On-Line: www.theo2.ie

Ticketmaster:
In person: From 100 Ticketmaster Outlets Nationwide
By Telephone (24 Hour):
ROI – 0818 719 300, Northern Ireland – 0844 277 44 55
Buy Online: www.ticketmaster.ie

Standing area restricted to over 16s only
Under 14s permitted to seated area only and must be accompanied by parent/guardian.

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