An earlier start date and an increased capacity await festival go-ers next year.
Tickets for next year's Electric Picnic are set to go on sale today.
The 2023 festival took place last weekend, and was yet another sold out affair, with 70,000 people in Stradbally for performances from acts such as Billie Eilish and Niall Horan
EP 2024 will break their normal rules, and be held earlier from the 16th to 18th of August.
Capacity is also set to increase to accommodate an additional 5,000 festival go-ers.
Anyone wanting to go along should be prepared to buy tickets at 9am this morning.
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