Snow Patrol To Gig In Bangor This May

Snow Patrol is Coming Home and Bangor is Open for Business!

World-renowned rock band Snow Patrol is coming home on Saturday 25 May for a third open air concert in Ward Park and thousands of festival-goers are getting ready to flock to the seaside town.

It has been nine years since the popular group played in Bangor at what was Northern Ireland’s largest ever outdoor concert and this year’s Ward Park 3 gig is set to be even bigger and better!

Councillor Richard Smart (Mayor of Ards and North Down) with Geoff Thompson (President of Bangor Chamber of Commerce) and SERC volunteers Aimee Cauldwell and Bethany Dickey.

Fronted by Bangor man Gary Lightbody, Snow Patrol will be supported by a host of local musical talent that includes Two Door Cinema Club, who recently completed a worldwide tour, as well as other talented bands from across the country.

There will be plenty of buzz in Bangor throughout the weekend and local traders are getting ready to welcome the influx of visitors.

“The last time Snow Patrol played in Bangor, the total economic value to the town from the concert exceeded £1.6m,” said Geoff Thompson, President of Bangor Chamber of Commerce. “Almost 10 years later and our town centre businesses, hospitality and retail sectors are looking forward to a much needed boost ahead of the summer season. It will be a great weekend for Bangor!”

Bangor will be open for business and to help cater for the massive increase in footfall, Ards and North Down Borough Council, in conjunction with Bangor Chamber of Commerce and South Eastern Regional College (SERC), will ensure visitors are able to make the most of their visit to the Borough.

SERC’s tourism ambassadors will be strategically located throughout the town to offer advice and information to visitors about the area while local businesses will feature some special Snow Patrol weekend offers.

Tickets for #WardPark3 are available from Ticketmaster outlets nationwide and online at ticketmaster.ie

For more details, visitardsandnorthdown.com

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