Electric Picnic tickets have gone back on public sale at slightly higher than face value.
Ticketmaster is now selling weekend passes for the festival for €260 plus fees.
The festival officially sold-out last December 3, when the full price tickets went on sale.
Early bird passes also sold out in just four hours on September 7, 2018 - just four days after the event finished last year.
Early entry tickets for the festival are still on sale at a cost of €26.
A record 57,500 revellers are expected to descend on Stradbally Hall, Co Laois over the next four days for the standout event in the Irish music calendar.
Meanwhile, festival-goers can breathe a slight sigh of relief as Laois has avoided a weather warning.
Met Eireann has issued a rainfall warning for 10 counties - but Stradbally will not see the worst of the conditions.
The west of Ireland is to be lashed by "persistent and heavy" downpours on Friday, while the rest of the country will see more patchy rain.
The festival will be hit by heavy rain in the early hours of Saturday morning, as temperatures dip to 12C.
Saturday will be slightly cooler with highs of 16C. And music fans will be in for a wet afternoon with rain showers expected between 2pm and 8pm.
The sunniest day of Electric Picnic 2019 will be Sunday, but it will be the coldest, with afternoon highs of just 14C. Met Eireann has predicted rain for the afternoon.
