Turnstile's Dublin show moves venue and date to 3Arena on 1 November
As previously announced, support on the night will be rising London band High Vis.
Turnstile sold out the National Stadium in minutes earlier this month.
The Baltimore band are opening their Never Enough European Tour in Dublin.
Turnstile released their new album, Never Enough, last month.
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