There will be 150 wristbands available for two gigs.
A singer with midlands roots will be taking to the stage tomorrow as part of a surprise gig in Cork.
Tom Grennan, who's dad is from Ballycumber, will be performing with CMAT and Lyra at two Cork venues for a music event that is 150 minutes long.
It is as part of Heineken® Live Access to celebrate 150 years of the brand.
At 6pm this evening, fans will have the chance to secure 1 of 150 wristbands available for each gig by visiting the Heineken website.
Tom Grennan, will take to the stage for his second ever Irish gig and first time in Cork, beneath Heineken’s red star in The Pav.
Tom will be supported by Cork’s own LYRA, who has performed at festivals such as Electric Picnic, in Stradbally, and Latitude.
Irish singer songwriter CMAT is supported by DJ and broadcaster Sally Cinnamon.
Ahead of her performance LYRA said:
“I’m so excited to play at Heineken® Live Access in Cork, there’s no better feeling than performing on home soil. I might be biased but the atmosphere is always amazing in Cork city. Looking forward to raising a glass to 150 years of good times with Heineken®. See you at The Pav.”
Michelle Rowley, Senior Brand Manager at Heineken® said:
“We’re so excited to bring Heineken® Live Access to Cork, such an important place for the Heineken® brand, and home to our brewery. We love the vibrant pub scene in Cork and the good times pubs play home to. We’ve picked two fantastic venues to host our 150 year celebration: bringing 150 minutes of unmissable music with a stellar line up of acts. Brewing good times has been in our DNA for 150 years, so we can’t wait to raise a glass and toast with you all tomorrow night.”
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