Tom Waits reveals Irish show details
Tom Waits plays three nights at The RatCellar in Phoenix Park this July, with tickets going on sale next week.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 21 May 2008
As previously revealed in Hot Press, Tom Waits plays the Phoenix Park on July 30 and 31, with a third date added on August 1.
Undoubtedly one of the summer's most hotly-anticipated acts, Waits plays three shows at the colourfully-named RatCellar marquee as part of his Glitter and Doom tour.
The fully-seated shows, which will be Waits' first Dublin dates since the early '80s, are priced from €116.25 and €131.25.
Tickets will go on sale this Tuesday May 27 at 9am.
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