Orbital line-up Dublin show

It's an intimate one in the Tripod.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 02 Oct 2009

Fresh from their headlining turn at the Electric Picnic, Orbital play a by their standards intimate show in the Dublin Tripod on November 13, tickets for which are €42.50 and €49.50.

The Hartnolls will be putting in a two-hour shift, which will include all of their groundbreaking electronica and roof-raising techno anthems of the last two decades.

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