Music fans in for feast in Dublin this summer

A HOST of top international acts are set to take over the capital this summer as part of a massive rock and dance extravaganza.

Fri, 22 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Louise Hogan

The list of acts playing at BudRising 2005 include The Pixies, Kings of Leon, Scissors Sisters, Franz Ferdinand, Maroon 5, the Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx and DJ Mylo.

The four massive events in August will rock Dublin’s Lansdowne Road stadium and Marley Park.

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