Tickets to go on sale for the major Tipperary festival that will feature The Waterboys

Sunday May 31 will mark a special day in the history of the When Next We Meet Festival in Clonmel when the organisers will  welcome its first international headliner, The Waterboys.

This will be a milestone moment for the homegrown event’s fifth edition, with tickets going on sale on Tuesday April 7.An amazing line-up of talent is scheduled for the event from Friday 29 May to Sunday 31 May at the beautiful Raheen House outdoor venue.

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Festival organisers say the heart of the event remains unchanged:
“For our fifth edition we’re bringing a once-off three-day celebration of incredible music, with our first international headliner in The Waterboys. We haven’t strayed from our roots in promoting exciting Irish artists in the alternative and indie space, however.

We’ve carefully selected the best in emerging and established artists from Ireland and the local community, built for audiences who really listen to music and can appreciate the quiet as well as the hype!” said Kate Twohig.

When Next We Meet has grown with the support of local company Camida and CEO David Anchell, whose backing has helped establish the festival as a cultural highlight for the town.

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Additional support from Tipperary County Council, Tipperary Museum, Bulmers, IMRO, Bright Beam, Beat 102 103 and numerous local businesses has strengthened its community focus and allowed emerging artists to perform on a full professional production stage.

Day Passes go on sale Tuesday April 7 via www.whennextwemeet.ie (through Eventbrite). Saturday passes are €55 plus booking fee while Sunday Passes are €65 plus booking fee.
Very limited Weekend Passes remain at €110 plus booking fee, with a small number of All-In Passes (including the After Party) available at €130 plus booking fee.
With capacity limited, organisers expect tickets to move quickly for what promises to be a landmark fifth year for a festival Clonmel can proudly call its own.