Despite 10 years of exponential success, The Coronas - Ireland’s best kept secret and a stable favourite at Cork’s Live At The Marquee - have yet to achieve the international fame they deserve.

With their latest album reaching number one and sold out shows under their belts, The Coronas have said they are "delighted" to announce a huge Dublin show next year.

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Fans will be pretty excited about this announcement.

Radio hits galore, a kicking live sound, and arguably the most vocally gifted, naturally charismatic Irish frontman since Phil Lynott, — it’s not hard to see why everyone loves The Coronas.

Crowd-surfing Lord of the Marquee Danny O'Reilly has brought the unique relationship that The Coronas enjoy with The Marquee to new heights tonight.

The Coronas have had their knockbacks on the road to international fame, but they’ve come out fighting with their latest album, writes Ed Power

The Dublin band kicked this year’s festivities off at the bright and early time of 7:15pm on The Main Stage.

Had Ireland passed the referendum to allow for the election of a 20-something president, it would be hard to imagine a more popular youth candidate than Danny O’Reilly.

Danny O’Reilly is reluctantly happy to put up with his sex symbol status once The Coronas continue their upward trajectory writes Ed Power

Very funny guys.

If you're around Dublin, you really owe it to yourself to catch The Coronas tonight.

Icon of popular culture Bob Dylan likes playing in Cork so much he’s agreed to perform again at this year’s Live at the Marquee.