Pink is coming to Dublin.
[Pink live at the 3Arena (née The 02) photographed by Ruth Medjber April 2013 copyright Ruth Medjber/hotpress.com - ruthlessimagery.com]

Hot Press can confrm that she will play the RDS, Dublin on June 18th during what promises to be a hugely busy period for concerts in Dublin.

The show is part of her Beautiful Trauma World Tour to which 20 dates were added this morning.

Tickets for the Dublin show will be from €69.50 including booking fee go on sale this Tuesday 23rd October at 9am with a Verified fan pre-sale commencing on Saturday 20th October at 9am.

The 39 year-old was born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. She had her first hit album in 2000, with Can't Take Me Home and she has been consistently successful since. Her biggest-selling album was Missundazstood, released in 2001, which featured the singles 'Get The Party Started', 'Don't Let Me Get Me' and 'Just Like A Pill', and went on to sell a hugely impressive 13 million units worldwide. I'm Not Dead, Funhouse and The Truth About Love were all best sellers, with the latter going to No.1 in the US, Germany, Canada and Australia among other territories. It peaked at No.3 in Ireland, where Missundazstood remained her only chart-topping album – until Beautiful Trauma that is. Pink's Greatest Hits... So Far! was also a best seller.

Pink has won a plethora of awards, including eight ASCAP Pop Awards, five Billboard Music Awards, three BMI Awards, at least seven MTV Music Video Awards and three Grammy Awards, among many more. Her Beautiful Trauma album was released in 2017 and was well received critically. While falling far short of the numbers racked up by her previous albums, it too is a best seller, going to No.1 all over the world including Ireland, and attaining platinum status in numerous territories, notably the US and the UK. It was the third best selling record of the year globally in 2017, according to the IFPI.

Pink is also a hugely successful live draw. Her The Truth About Love tour was the third biggest-selling in the world in 2013. Having already played dates in the US and Oceania last year, she returns to the stage in March 2019, for a 37 date stint in the US, before hitting Europe. There is little doubt that the tour will rank among the biggest grossing at the end of the year ahead.

Full European Tour Dates:
06/16/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Johan Cruijff Arena
06/18/2019 - Dublin, Ireland @ RDS Arena
06/20/2019 - Cardiff, United Kingdom @ Principality Stadium
06/22/2019 - Glasgow , United Kingdom @ Hampden Park
06/25/2019 - Liverpool, United Kingdom @ Anfield Stadium
06/27/2019 - Werchter, Belgium @ Rock Werchter
06/29/2019 - London, United Kingdom @ Wembley Stadium
06/30/2019 - London, United Kingdom @ Wembley Stadium
07/3/2019 - Nanterre, France @ U Arena
07/5/2019 - Köln, Germany @ RheinEnergieStadion
07/8/2019 - Hamburg, Germany @ Volksparkstadion
07/10/2019 - Stuttgart, Germany @ Mercedes Benz Arena
07/12/2019 - Hannover, Germany @ HDI Arena
07/14/2019 - Berlin, Germany @ Olympiastadion
07/20/2019 - Warszawa, Poland @ PGE Narodowy Stadium
07/22/2019 - Frankfurt , Germany @ Commerzbank-Arena
07/24/2019 - Wien, Austria @ Ernst Happel Stadium
07/26/2019 - Munich, Germany @ Olympiastadion
07/30/2019 - Zürich, Switzerland @ Letzigrund
08/3/2019 - Johanneshov, Sweden @ Tele2 Arena