Garth Brooks has landed in Dublin ahead of his five sold-out concerts at Croke Park.
The country singer’s plane touched down at Dublin airport on Wednesday morning, just days before he is due to kick off his highly anticipated Croke Park gigs.
Dublin Airport's official Twitter account shared a video of his arrival, and said: “We're bringing in friends from high places..."
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"He's here!
“Garth Brooks has arrived on Irish soil (well, concrete actually) ahead of his 5 concerts in Dublin's Croke Park over the next two weekends.
“We're ready for The Dance…”
The Friends in Low Places singer will kick off his five historic nights at the capital’s GAA headquarters this weekend with sold out shows on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
He will go on to perform two more shows next week, on September 16 and 17 due to popular demand.
"We're bringing in friends from high places..."
He's here! @garthbrooks has arrived on Irish soil (well, concrete actually) ahead of his 5 concerts in Dublin's @CrokePark over the next two weekends.
We're ready for The Dance... pic.twitter.com/NszEzaLSV6— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport)
The countdown is on nationwide as ticket holders get set to make their way from all corners of the country to travel to Croker for the gigs.
The sold-out gigs will see 400,000 fans descend on Drumcondra to watch the country music superstar finally in action.
And with just days to go, concert promoters have issued information and guidance to concertgoers.
A spokesperson said: “Garth Brooks will play five sold out shows so please check your tickets in advance to ensure you are attending on the correct date.”
They warned: “Ticketholders will only be admitted to their ticketed date.”
Organisers have said the five gigs will be an “extravaganza” and also warned concert-goers to prepare their journey to and from Croke Park in advance.
Gates will open at 5pm and the show is due to start at 7.30pm.
A curfew of 10.30pm will be in place.
It was confirmed there will be no support act any of the nights.
Early queuing will not be permitted in the streets around the venue.
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