The Stone Roses will play at Dublin’s Phoenix Park next year as part of their reunion tour.
The legendary band, who helped define the “Madchester” sound, reformed in October after a 15-year hiatus.
They gained legendary status despite recording only two albums, their eponymous debut, which was released in 1989 and is widely regarded as one of the all-time great rock records, and the less well-received The Second Coming, which came out five years later. They broke up soon afterwards amid acrimonous disputes between band members and legal wranglings.
The band have said they will release a new studio album before beginning their tour next June.
Tickets for the Phoenix Park show, which takes place on July 5th, go on sale next Tuesday morning, priced €66.50. Tickets are limited to six per person.
The band recently sold 225,000 tickets in under an hour for a series of three shows in Manchester next June.
The band will also headline T in the Park in Scotland, as well as topping the bill at the Benicassim Festival in Spain and the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan.