Watch: David Guetta creates plenty of MEMORIES at Longitude
The French DJ and producer headlined Saturday night at Longitude with Dubliners across the south of the city revealing they could hear his set.
It could have been a BAD idea for the artist to return to Dublin having not played for Irish audiences for such a long time but it was no SWEAT, and there was plenty of MAD LOVE for the 57-year-old. There were plenty of MEMORIES to be made at Marlay Park on Saturday evening as David Guetta 'lifted the roof off' in his first gig in the capital since 2012. Pic: Joseph Okpako/WireImage
Dublin locals took to X revealing they could hear the iconic tunes from David blasting across the city, with one revealing: 'Can hear David Guetta concert v loud from my garden.'
Another added: 'It's really loud here in Stepaside.' @elenajessica5 #fyp #davidguetta #longitude #dj #dublin #ireland ♬ original sound – Elena Jessica
A third tweeted: 'David Guetta is lifting the roof off south Dublin! Gotta say it's the loudest one we have heard yet, sounds impressive!'
One Longitude attendee was full of praise for both David Guetta as well as the other acts who played on the day.
'The sun was out. The drinks were flowing & the crowd was buzzing,' they revealed, 'I was kept going all day & I wouldn't have it any other way.'
While David Guetta headlined on Saturday night, there were plenty of brilliant acts to see including Dublin DJ duo Belters Only, who were on just before Guetta.
British rapper AJ Tracey was also on the stage for a time.
The second day of music and festivities at Longitude gets underway later on Sunday with performances starting at 1.45pm.
50Cent headlines on Sunday night, with Sonny Fodera and Tipperary DJ blk also playing sets ahead of the rapper.
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