Soft Cell have announced a live open air gig for Dublin's St Anne's Park next June.
The English synthpop duo who consist of instrumentalist David Ball and vocalist Marc Arnold will take to the stage at Dublin's St Anne's Park for an open-air show on 3 June.
Tickets for the show will go on sale this Friday (9 December).
Soft Cell are thrilled to announce their first-ever Ireland show!
— Soft Cell (@softcellhq) December 5, 2022
Marc and Dave will be playing St. Anne’s Park Dublin on 3rd June, 2023 alongside very special guests @OfficialOMD and @heaven17bef.
Tickets go on sale this Friday, 9th Dec at 9am GMT - https://t.co/FbQoFLjpRF pic.twitter.com/lVTiNluRr7
Between 1981 and 1984, the duo released four UK Top 20 albums, which included hit singles 'Tainted Love', 'Wave Goodbye', 'Say Hello', and 'Torch'.
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