Tickets for this year's festival sold out within three hours.
A charity event is offering people in the midlands the last chance to get an Electric Picnic ticket this year.
The Tour De Picnic is aiming to raise funds for various charities by giving participants a free weekend pass to the festival.
To avail of the offer, those taking part must register at a cost of €60 and raise a further €390 for charity.
They'll then have to cycle 80kms or run 17kms - with the golden ticket awaiting them at the finish line.
Funds raised from the challenge will go to LauraLynn, Ronald McDonald House and ISPCC Childline.
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