Hall And Oates Announce Summer Dates In Dublin And Cork

Hall and Oates have announced a brace of Irish shows.

The pop duo will perform at Dublin's Iveagh Gardens on July 5 and as part of Cork's Live at the Marquee series on July 8. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on March 7.

The shows will follow their previously confirmed arena stops in Birmingham, London, Manchester and Glasgow this spring with special guest KT Tunstall.

Hall And Oates Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Wed April 24 2019 - BIRMINGHAM Resorts World Arena
Fri April 26 2019 - LONDON SSE Arena, Wembley
Sun April 28 2019 - MANCHESTER Arena
Wed May 01 2019 - GLASGOW SSE Hydro
Fri July 05 2019 - DUBLIN Iveagh Gardens
Mon July 08 2019 - CORK Live At The Marquee

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