Preachers from Manic Street will come to Dublin in May for the rebirth of their album

Manic Street Preachers will travel to Dublin on May 12th with special guest Gwenno.

The iconic group will perform some of their biggest hits from their fifth studio album, This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours, at the Olympia Theater.

They celebrate the 20th anniversary of the award-winning disc, originally released on September 14, 1998.

The 20th Anniversary edition of This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours will be available for sale on December 7th and will include unseen demos, live recordings and remixes by Massive Attack, David Holmes and Mogwai.

The album will come out in the form of a 3 CD set, double vinyl edition and digital package.

The work features many unpublished photographs throughout the band's history, captured by long-time collaborator Mitch Ikea, including an album cover of the original session on Black Rock Sands, near Porthmadog, in the country. of Wales.

That's my truth, tell me that you went straight to the top spot in the charts after it was released and stayed in the UK charts for over a year and sold over five million copies.

He won the Brit Award for Best Album (and Best Band Group), and Manic Street Preachers won all major awards at the NME Awards: Best Group, Best Album, Best Live, Best Single and Best Video and Group. received Q Magazine's Best Group Award in the world.

The album was preceded by the group's first single, If You Tolerate This and then your children, the first (and the only number 1 inspired by the Spanish Civil War) and three other singles, You Stole The Sun From Mon heart, tsunami and the eternal.

Bassist Nicky Wire recently told the NME: "I just listen a lot This is my truth. It's such a deep and heavy album for such a big record.

"It just makes you understand that you can push the boundaries and succeed."

Tickets are priced at € 54.50 inclusive of tax and are on sale for their concert at the Olympia Theater on Friday, October 26th from 9am on Ticketmaster.