Live at the Marquee: Another artist added to lineup

Tickets go on sale this Thursday morning. 
Live at the Marquee: Another artist added to lineup

The concert will take place on June 25, with tickets on sale this Thursday from 10am. Pic; Larry Cummins

CORK’S Live at the Marquee welcomes acclaimed singer-songwriter Tom Odell to play this June as part of his biggest UK & EU tour.

The concert will take place on June 25, with tickets on sale this Thursday from 10am. 

His performance will feature songs from his latest album, Black Friday, which was released in January.

The album’s title track 'Black Friday' propelled him into the top 100 most streamed artists in the world, racked up 2 million streams in its first day alone, and 50 million streams to date.

Pictured is Tom Odell, due to play Live at the Marquee this June 25.
Pictured is Tom Odell, due to play Live at the Marquee this June 25.

Winner of both the prestigious BRIT and Ivor Novello Awards, Mr Odell has enjoyed an impressive decade-long career, with six albums that have earned him over 29 million monthly listeners on Spotify, four billion career streams, and a social reach of eight million across media platforms.

In 2022 his previously released track ‘Another Love’ racked up over two billion streams and landed in the Top 40 most streamed songs of all time on Spotify. He is now one of the most streamed British artists in the world.

Tickets will be available from ticketmaster.ie.

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