Madness in Dublin

Before that November date, you can catch them at Belsonic

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 25 May 2012

The Nutty Boys ride again on November 28 when Madness bring their The Charge Of The Mad Brigade world tour to the Dublin O2.

Tickets priced €44.55 and €51.65 go on sale on Friday June 1.

Prior to that you can catch them outdoors on August 17 at Belsonic in Belfast.

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