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The lead singer of Qween performing on the main stage at Forever Young 2023. Photo by Matthew Gorman
Music fans rejoice! The Edenderry Music Festival is coming back this July.
Tribute acts such as Qween and Rebecca O'Connor as Tina will be returning to this year's iteration of the festival, along with Johnny Cash and June Carter tribute act, Cash Returns.
Tickets are available at Ticketstop.ie. One-day tickets and weekend tickets are also available at €35-plus.
The musical acts will rock the crowds on the Friday (July 4) and Saturday (July 5), while Sunday (July 6) will be a free family fun day.
Rebecca O'Connor as Tina. Photo supplied by Helen O'Dwyer / PR1 Marketing Communications
According to the organisers, the upcoming Festival has been moved to the Edenderry GAA grounds in order to facilitate a giant marquee to house the music acts over the weekend.
The Festival is supported by Offaly County Council Rural Development LEADER Programme. Food and beverages can be purchased on site from food trucks and local vendors.
For further informtion, you can visit https://ticketstop.live/events/280.
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