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Holy Priest is set to perform this month in Castlebar. Pic: TF Royal Theatre.
A world-famous DJ who plays electronic/dance music is set to play at one popular Mayo venue this month.
Holy Priest, who hails from Germany, will perform live at the TF Royal Theatre on October 26 with the event organised by Reboot DJs.
Many festival goers will recognise the global star, as in recent times, Holy Priest performed live at Electric Picnic in Stradbally. On previous occasions this year, the DJ performed on the biggest stages across the world, including Creamfields and Tomorrowland.
With over three million monthly listeners on the music streaming service, Spotify, a large crowd is expected in Castlebar across the bank holiday weekend.
Holy Priest joins many big-name acts who are set to share the stage in the Castlebar venue this year, which have included the likes of Michael McIntyre, Dan McCabe, and Picture This.
With a killer lineup locked in, a night of endless dancing ahead, this isn’t one to be missed.
Tickets can be purchased by clicking here.
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