WIN!!! : Tickets to see MASTODON in The Savoy, Cork (27/06/2015) Posted: 15/04/2015 by John O'Brien
Heavy Rock/Metal icons MASTODON are returning to our shores for a spate of shows, playing at The Olympia Theatre in Dublin on the 26th June, The Savoy Theatre in Cork on the 27th, and The Ulster Hall in Belfast on the 28th June.
So to celebrate the return of MASTODON to Cork for their show in The Savoy Theatre on Saturday June 27, and being the good folks that they are, event promoter Tom Keating and Blue Monkey PR have offered up a pair of tickets to show for one lucky winner out there!
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The competition closes on Friday morning, the 24th April.
The winner will be chosen that afternoon.
Regular tickets for the event are priced €28.00 (including booking fee) and are on sale now from 100 Ticketmaster Outlets Nationwide By Telephone (24 Hour): ROL: 0818 719300 or NI:0844 277 44 55 // Book Online:www.ticketmaster.ie and Tickets.ie .
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MASTODON recently released their critically acclaimed album “Once More ‘Round the Sun”, which was their first Top Ten album in Ireland, debuting at No. 8. It was recorded in Nashville with Grammy Award-winning producer Nick Raskulinecz, who is known for his work with Rush, Deftones, Foo Fighters, and Alice In Chains.
The album is the follow-up to MASTODON’s critically acclaimed album “The Hunter”, which entered the Billboard Top 200 Album chart’s Top 10 and found its way onto several Year End/Best Of critics’ lists, including Rolling Stone, Spin, Revolver, Decibel and many others in the US. In the UK, “The Hunter”, dominated several Album Of The Year charts, including Metal Hammer, Kerrang, Terrorizer, Classic Rock, Total Guitar, Trash Hits and Rock Sound Magazines simultaneously.
