The much-anticipated Rewind Festival at St Anne’s Park in Dublin is set to help us relive the past this upcoming Sunday, June 1st. An excellent chance to bask in the nostalgia of old-school rhythms, this event will feature timeless hits from music icons such as Squeeze, Heather Small, and Go West. Not forgetting, we’ll also have a chance to reminisce with Gabrielle, Nik Kershaw, The Christians, Altered Images and T’Pau.
The stage will further be adorned by Irish talents Hothouse Flowers, Jerry Fish and Something Happens. Here is some critical information if you plan on attending in St Anne’s Park on Sunday.
The Rewind Festival will take place on Sunday, June 2nd at St Anne’s Park in Dublin. Access to the venue commences at 2pm, with the festival beginning at the stroke of 3pm.
Given that traffic delays are foreseeable, it’s advised that festival-goers make use of public transportation, as local parking is not available. Towing and clamping will be enforced on the day of the event. Closest Dart stop to the park is located at Harmonstown. You can check out Irish Rail’s journey planner for timetable information.
Alternatively, the Dublin Bus services offers several routes at Abbey Street Lower, including 6, H1, H2, H3 or 130, that bring you within a short amble from the event site. You can acquire more details from dublinbus.ie.
As for gaining entry to the venue, follow the instructions provided on your ticket. Both entry points entail approximately a 1.3km walk from the park’s entrance to the concert arena. Green entry is off Sybil Hill onto the main avenue, while the Blue entry is situated at the tennis courts on All Saints Road.
Lastly, the organisers recommend downloading your tickets to your phone ahead of time to avoid any hitches. Box offices for ticket collection will be situated nearby the concert entry within the park.
St Anne’s Park, situated within a residential district, urges all its event attendees to show consideration for the inhabitants nearby. This can be done by refraining from activities like littering or unruly behaviour, and avoiding improper parking.
Still wondering about ticket availability?
At the moment of publication, Ticketmaster possesses a restricted quantity of tickets for sale. It’s advised for those attending the concert to exclusively purchase tickets from authorised sellers.
Curious about security measures?
For those below the age of 16 looking to attend the concert, they must be accompanied by an adult aged 25 or above at all times. Entrance will be denied to those under 16 who arrive unattended, with no refund granted. The event organiser believes large outdoor events aren’t suitable for children under five.
On arrival, allot time for security checks. Bags exceeding A4 size shall be prohibited entry. All bags could be subject to search which can cause delays, hence it’s advisable to opt for a bagless option for a smoother entry process. Unfortunately, there will be no provision for cloaking or storage facilities. Forbiddance of alcohol and food within the event grounds is in effect.
The prohibited items at the event consist amongst others, of umbrellas, garden furniture, camping chairs, selfie sticks, flares, glasses, cans, etc. You’re also reminded that once you exit the concert, there’s no re-entry.
Wondering if you can snap the moment at the concert?
Permission is granted for smartphones and compact digital cameras, however, cameras with extended or detachable lenses as well as recording equipment are barred. GoPros and iPads are also on the list of forbidden items.
Want to know about the weather outlook?
The weather during the event is due to be mild but overcast, with the temperatures estimated to linger around 16-18 degrees past midday. Sunshine could make an appearance and the probability of rainfall is below 5%.
Take note that St Anne’s Park is a standing room only venue for all events, which are conducted on grass. No matter the weather forecast, do dress suitably for Irish weather. Think of wearing wellingtons, boots or trainers, layered clothing, raincoats or ponchos and don’t forget sun cream.