Festival boss Melvin Benn says the industry is back stronger and more in demand than ever after a ‘stressful and frustrating’ two years.
As concerts are back in full swing all over the country again, hundreds of thousands of revellers will descend on Dublin’s Marlay Park for a jam packed week of sold-out concerts next week, culminating with Longitude festival at the end of the month.
And after a forced three year hiatus due to the pandemic, leading event promoter, Melvin Benn, said absence has definitely made the heart grow fonder and more eager to get back to enjoying live music once again.
