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Hard-core Irish fans were frustrated after technical difficulties and lengthy queues

James McGetrick says gig turned to ‘disaster’, with other fans throwing popcorn and litter at him

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Young says surge pricing a ‘bad thing that has happened to concerts worldwide’, citing The Cure’s Robert Smith

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The track, which comes ahead of the release of new album Songs Of A Lost World, is refreshingly, gloomily Cure-ish

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