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Up-and-coming DJ and Stranorlar native Cody Wong will take to the stage at Longitude this weekend.
Cody began his musical journey at the age of 16. Over the past decade, he has crafted a unique sound and established a prominent presence in the electronic music scene, both in Ireland and internationally.
Now based in Dublin, Cody has amassed millions of streams across major platforms, and just last month, he embarked on his debut tour, playing multiple dates across Australia.
His latest release is the trance and rave-inspired The Drifting In Motion EP, released in April this year via the independent label OBSCUUR.
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Longitude will take place this weekend in Marlay Park, Dublin. Cody will perform in the Heineken Tent on Sunday, July 6, from 3-4pm.
French DJ David Guetta will headline on Saturday while US rapper 50 Cent will headline on Sunday. Other artists in the lineup include Belters Only, AJ Tracey, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie and Hannah Laing.
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