Irish band Picture This has announced their highly anticipated open-air concerts in Dublin and Cork, set to take place in the summer of 2024. Fans can look forward to two incredible shows at St Anne's Park in Dublin and Musgrave Park in Cork. With their infectious music and energetic performances, Picture This is sure to create an unforgettable experience for all concert-goers. Read on to discover more about these exciting events and how to secure your tickets!
Picture This: Captivating Audiences with Open-Air Concerts
Experience the magic of Picture This as they bring their electrifying performances to open-air concerts in Dublin and Cork.
Picture This, the renowned Irish band formed by childhood friends Ryan Hennessy and Jimmy Rainsford, is set to captivate audiences with their highly anticipated open-air concerts in Dublin and Cork. Known for their infectious music and energetic performances, Picture This has gained recognition both in Ireland and abroad.
The band's upcoming concerts at St Anne's Park in Dublin and Musgrave Park in Cork promise to be unforgettable experiences for fans. With their unique blend of pop and rock, Picture This creates an electric atmosphere that leaves audiences wanting more.
Get ready to sing along to their chart-topping hits and be swept away by their powerful stage presence. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, these open-air concerts are not to be missed.
Ticket Information and Special Guest Announcement
Find out how to secure your tickets for Picture This' open-air concerts and learn about the special guest joining them on stage.
Tickets for Picture This' open-air concerts in Dublin and Cork are now available for purchase. Priced at €49.90, including booking fees, they can be purchased through www.ticketmaster.ie starting this Friday at 10am.
As an added bonus, the band has announced that Calum Scott will be joining them as the special guest for both shows. Known for his soulful voice and heartfelt performances, Calum Scott is sure to add an extra layer of excitement to the concerts.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to see Picture This live in concert, and be sure to grab your tickets before they sell out!
Picture This: A Journey of Success
Discover the remarkable journey of Picture This, from their humble beginnings to becoming one of Ireland's most successful bands.
Picture This, formed by childhood friends Ryan Hennessy and Jimmy Rainsford from Athy, Co. Kildare, has come a long way since their early days. Their breakthrough came in 2015 with the release of their hit song 'Take My Hand,' which quickly gained recognition.
The band's debut album, released in 2017, soared to the top of the Irish music charts and achieved triple platinum status. Their second album, 'MDRN LV,' released in 2019, continued their success by topping the charts in Ireland and making waves in the UK.
With over 450 million total streams and sold-out shows, Picture This has firmly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Their recent UK and Ireland tour was a resounding success, and they have expanded their reach to captivate audiences in 20 European cities.
Now, with the announcement of their fourth studio album, 'Parked Car Conversations,' Picture This is set to embark on yet another exciting chapter in their musical journey.
An Album to Look Forward To
Get ready for the release of Picture This' highly anticipated fourth studio album, 'Parked Car Conversations.'
Picture This has announced their upcoming fourth studio album, 'Parked Car Conversations,' which is scheduled for release via RCA Records, Germany. Fans can expect a diverse range of tracks that showcase the band's growth and musical evolution.
The album will be available in various formats, including CD, LP, and a limited edition book featuring photos and stories from the band's journey. 'Parked Car Conversations' promises to be a collection of heartfelt and relatable songs that resonate with listeners.
Stay tuned for more updates on the album release and get ready to immerse yourself in the musical world of Picture This once again.
