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5th December 2018
12:15pm GMT
The line-up for Longitude has just been released and while it has become Ireland's best-loved festival, it's really pitched a tent firmly on one specific music genre landscape.
The festival returns in 2019 from July 5-7 and the organisers have announced the first round of acts for the show.
They are as follows:
Tickets will go on sale this Friday, December 7th at 10am and weekend ticket prices will be €189.50 including booking fee.
There will also be more information about line-ups and their breakdown as well as day ticket information throughout 2019.
While some were absolutely delighted with the line-up so far, a small minority were left scratching their heads about who or what was playing at the festival:
The absolute STATE of that longitude line up ???? only a matter of time till something happens at it and it’ll be shut down for good. It peaked in 2013/2014... its inaugural years. Downhill ever since ???? pic.twitter.com/jQcQewd8G2
— Lia ? (@Lia_TheRebel_T) December 5, 2018
You know you’re getting old when you literally don’t know any of the acts announced for #Longitude ????
— Laura Byrne® (@laurabyrne2008) December 5, 2018
I’m having trouble pronouncing half these names let alone knowing who they are #longitude pic.twitter.com/DrEzKtrrCI
— Emma Ní Riain (@EmmaNiRiain) December 5, 2018
Longitude is getting a big fat miss next year hahaha would love to see chance the rapper tho
— Kelly Byrne???? (@kellybyrnexx) December 5, 2018
I’d love to make it to my fifth year in a row going to longitude but I think I’m too much of a granny for it now
— clo (@ChloeeeQuinn) December 4, 2018
When you search Longitude line up on here everyone is living for it but I'm like wtf is this mess... I'm obv old
— Ronan O’Leary (@olayree) December 5, 2018
The state of that longitude line up like don’t get how someone can listen to hype/mumble rap for 3 days straight, like where are the bands, give me the kooks for 3 days straight instead, and a little queen through the aux x
— cal (@cxlcoon) December 5, 2018
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