Lewis Capaldi is the proud owner of the rare Copper Face Jacks Gold Card - and we can only say that we’re a little jealous.
The singer who deems himself as the “Scottish Beyonce” is set to play a sold out gig at Malahide Castle on Saturday, June 25.
So the question is will he be using his card to party on Harcourt Street?
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For those who don’t know what the card is, it allows both you and a friend free entry into the iconic club.
Back in 2019 when Capaldi was the support act at five Picture This concerts, former 2FM DJ Eoghan McDermott tweeted: “@CopperFaceJacks Lads can we get Ryan and Lewis some gold cards stat. Skip the queue, Free entry AND bring a mate. Money can’t buy sh*t right there.”
Lewis replied: “F**king right a am sen, coppers after and that’s a fact x.”
The Before You Go singer quickly got a card and said: “Mate I don’t f**k about x” while posing for a picture with the card.
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The singer-songwriter first started creating buzz at the start of 2017 with the release of his debut single, Bruises.
In May 2019, Capaldi released his debut album Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent. It debuted at No.1 on the Official UK Albums Chart where it stayed for six consecutive weeks, becoming the biggest selling artist album of 2019.
Capaldi is set for several big performances in 2022 – including Malahide Castle.
Those lucky enough to be going should be aware of the following:
How to get to Malahide Castle?
Public transport is your best bet for getting to Malahide Castle concerts there.
The DART leaves you near the centre of Malahide Village. From there, it is a short walk to Malahide Castle and Gardens
Dublin Bus routes that will take you to Malahide are the 42 and the 42n.
Meanwhile Marathon Buses are offering a direct bus service from Custom House Quay in Dublin City Centre. Pre-booking is required and can be completed here .
Car parking at the venue is very limited and promoters advise that you opt for public transport to get to the concerts at Malahide Castle and Gardens.
Where do I enter Malahide Castle for concerts?
Entry will only be permitted through Hogan's Gate near the DART station. Pedestrian entry will not be permitted through other park gates.
Vehicles will only be permitted to enter through the back road entrance of the park.
Concert goers who turn up prior to the gates opening will be turned away. Early queueing will not be facilitated.
Items banned from concerts at Malahide Castle
Backpacks and large bags will not be permitted into the concerts at Malahide Castle. Only small bags measuring no more than A4 will be permitted into the venue for concerts.
Bags will be subject to search upon entering Malahide Castle for concerts.
Other banned items include garden furniture, megaphones/air horns, illegal/unidentifiable substances, anything that can be perceived as a weapon, professional cameras and accompanying equipment, alcohol, animals with the exception of guide dogs and excessive amounts of cigarettes.
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