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Sonny Fodera
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Artist Presale : Wed, 4 Sep 2024 at 10:00 AM
Public Onsale : Thu, 5 Sep 2024 at 10:00 AM
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Sonny Fodera has announced his return to Dublin’s 3Arena on Saturday 26th October 2024.
Tickets from €60 including booking fee go on sale Thursday 5th September at 10am from ticket-master.ie. Over 18s event.
Following a legendary sold out show at 3Arena in April 2023 and a huge slot at Longitude this summer, Dublin’s beloved anthem making house DJ is returning this Halloween bank holiday weekend.
For the first time ever, Sonny Fodera will perform a 360 degree show, surrounded by the audi-ence with a central stage setup ‘in the round’,giving fans the most immersive format ever seen for a club show at the 3Arena.
Following huge festival and club sets at Glastonbury, Hideout Festival, Brooklyn Mirage and more, Sonny has had another record breaking summer with the return of his annual 16-week Amnesia residency in Ibiza for the third year running as well as headline shows on the dance stage at Reading and Leeds Festival, ARC Music Festival in Chicago and he will also be headlining not one but two sold out shows at Warehouse Project in Manchester, becoming the first artist to sell out two dates without a lineup.
With now over 1 billion streams across his catalogue, it is a year since Sonny Fodera dropped 'Asking' which accumulated 160M streams alone while spending 50 weeks in the UK OCC charts (peak no.7), plus going Platinum in the UK, Double Platinum in Ireland and getting Gold certified in Australia. That was the latest in a long line of fresh and captivating house singles that have long since proved he has a knack for innovative sounds on his own independent label Solotoko.
Latest single 'Somedays,' this time in collaboration with Jazzy & D.O.D with an epic music video to match is out now. It comes hot on the heels of his last global smash hit 'Mind Still' which amassed 15M streams in under three months and was added to worldwide radio playlists on Kiss FM, BBC Radio 1 and CAD.
