At glor Irish Music Centre · Causeway Link, Ennis, Co. Clare
The Coronas are one of Ireland’s most successful rock bands, with four consecutive number one albums, and this MRK Live promoted date at glor is a genuine rarity: an intimate seated performance in a venue far smaller than the arenas and outdoor stages the band normally headlines. The set draws on more than two decades of the band’s back catalogue, mixed with new material, fan favourites and songs the band rarely plays live, giving the show a different character to a standard arena set. Because capacity at glor is so limited compared to the band’s usual shows, demand for this short run of small venue dates was extremely high and the Ennis date sold out. It is still worth a listing here for anyone tracking what is on in Ennis that night, for resale or returned ticket alerts through the glor box office, and as a record of a real, dated event in the county’s music calendar. The band, fronted by Danny O’Reilly, built its reputation over two decades through constant touring and a run of radio staples, which is exactly why a booking this size, in a 485-seat theatre rather than a stadium or festival field, generated the kind of demand that clears out a box office within minutes of tickets going on sale.
glor is on Causeway Link in Ennis town centre, a short walk from the bus and rail station and the main town centre car parks. Ennis is served by Bus Eireann routes from Limerick, Galway and Shannon Airport, and by rail on the Limerick to Ennis line.
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