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PICTURE: Beyond The Pale
EARLY bird tickets will be on sale this week for Beyond The Pale 2024.
The festival will be back for a third year, "bigger and better than ever" in Wicklow next year, from June 21 to 23.
A limited amount of early bird tickets will be available for the three-day festival, which will take place at Glendalough Estate.
Following last month’s huge success, Beyond The Pale have announced the early bird tickets are priced at €179 for a weekend ticket, and kids tickets will be on sale for €39.
Irvine Welsh, author of Transporting and DJ, said: "What a beautiful and essential event Beyond the Pale has already become. You can have pounding dance hedonism, cool bands, high camp theatrics or a wellness retreat in the most wonderful tranquil surroundings. It's more than a festival, it's complete rehab from the nonsense of everyday life."
Editor of DJ Mag, Carl Loben, said: “My second year at Beyond The Pale was even better than the first — bigger and better. This boutique beauty is so well organised, has really cool bookings, the friendliest vibe and gorgeous surroundings, and the attention to detail is immense.”
Tickets will be on sale this Friday, from 10am via www.itsbeyondthepale.ie
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