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Tickets went on sale at 9am on Wednesday morning and were snapped up within minutes
Tickets for next year's Electric Picnic have already sold out.
The tickets for the annual festival in Stradbally, county Laois, went on sale at 9am on Wednesday and were all gone before 11am.
Festival goers had the option to pay full whack or in installment plans for the four day event which saw 80,000 people descend on Ireland's biggest music festival last weekend to see the likes of Hozier, Chappell Roan and other legends such as David Gray.
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In a post on Instagram, picnic organisers have said they are "blown away" at how quickly the tickets were snapped up on Tuesday morning and have promised next year's festival "will be the best festival yet!"
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Electric Picnic will return on Friday 28 – Sunday 30 August, 2026.
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