Forbidden Fruit sells out as organisers warn against buying tickets from unofficial resellers

Forbidden Fruit 2026 will take place at The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, on Saturday, May 30th, and Sunday, May 31st.
Forbidden Fruit sells out as organisers warn against buying tickets from unofficial resellers

Eva Osborne

Forbidden Fruit 2026 has sold out, organisers confirmed on Thursday, as warnings were issued against buying tickets from unofficial resellers.

Those without a ticket hoping to attend the festival over the May bank holiday weekend are urged to join the Ticketmaster waiting list for any ticket returns or alerts.

Taking place at The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin 8, on Saturday, May 30th, and Sunday, May 31st, Forbidden Fruit 2026 will see performances from Kettama, Nia Archives, and Joy Crookes.

It will be an Irish festival headline debut for Galway-born Kettama.

Also featuring across the weekend are Sally C, HorsegiirL, Bricknasty, and more.

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