DroneArt Show: Music That Lights Up The Night

Leopardstown Racecourse, Friday 1st May - Saturday 2nd May

After 500k+ tickets sold worldwide and a successful first run in Dublin, DroneArt Show returns to light up the sky once again! As night falls, hundreds of illuminated drones take off and create stunning shapes in the sky, moving in time with live classical music. Choreographed perfectly to the music, this open-air concert paints the night with light, colour, and wonder, a true concert in the sky.

✨A new chapter of DroneArt lights up Dublin— double the drones, new figures in the sky, and an expanded musical experience you have never seen before!
🎫 Don’t miss this magical show lighting up Dublin on 1st & 2nd May

Highlights
🌟 A world-renowned drone show featuring hundreds of synchronized drones
🌌 Dazzling aerial choreography transforms the night sky into a canvas of stars, flowers, and more!
🔥 A unique setting that enhances the magic of the open-air experience
🎶 Live string music serves as the perfect backdrop for this visual spectacle


Date:
Friday 1st May - Saturday 2nd May
Time:
9.30pm
Price:
From €20.90
Address:
Leopardstown Racecourse, Carmanhall And Leopardstown, Foxrock, County Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Leopardstown Racecourse, Carmanhall And Leopardstown, Foxrock, County Dublin, Ireland

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