• Music
  • 08 Sep 09
Florence & the Machine announce Irish dates
Florence & the Machine announce Irish dates
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Tickets go on sale this Friday for Belfast and Dublin gigs

On the back of successful outings at Oxegen and Electric Picnic '09, Mercury nominees Florence and the Machine will play the Ulster Hall on Sunday, December 6 and the Olympia on Monday, December 7.

Tickets are £21 and €24.50, respectively and are available from Ticketmaster.

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