Numbers attending the festival could increase by up to 5,000 per day.
This year's Electric Picnic is set to be the biggest ever.
The people behind the 3-day festival are applying to Laois county council to increase the numbers attending each day to 80-thousand.
That's an extra 5-thousand tickets, something that was hinted at the end of last year's event in Stradbally.
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