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BREAKING: The Electric Picnic 2022 line-up has been announced!
The Electric Picnic 2022 line-up has been officially announced.
The festival organisers, Festival Republic, have announced the first round of acts to perform at the 2022 edition of the festival due to return to Stradbally, Co Laois this September 2-4.
Following a two year hiatus due to Covid, the long-awaited Electric Picnic line-up was announced this morning with Dermot Kennedy, Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys all set to headline in Stradbally this year.
Laois will welcome back some 70,000 Electric Picnic goers this September 2 to 4, after two years of cancellation and licence refusal thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Here is your first look at the #EP22 line up!
— Electric Picnic (@EPfestival) March 10, 2022
Tickets will go on sale tomorrow at 9am sharp. ✨@ArcticMonkeys / @tameimpala / @DermotKennedy @theestallion / @picturethis / @snowpatrol + many more
TICKETS: https://t.co/rc3iYzartf pic.twitter.com/XA0aTR7YL3
Music finally returns to the wooded 600 acre estate for Electric Picnic 2022, and among the marquee names announced are Megan Thee Stallion, Athy band Picture This, Snow Patrol, Fontaines DC, London Grammar and The Kooks are sure to get revellers excited.
Irish artists such as Denise Chaila, Lyra, Orla Gartland, Kojaque and Laois' own Kean Kavanagh will take to the stage over the course of the weekend also.
More acts are due to be announced in the coming months.
Tickets for Electric Picnic 2022 will go on sale Friday morning, March 11, at 9am.
Caitriona Corr, Cycling Officer for Kilkenny County Council, Garda Andy Neil and Cllr Pat Fitzpatrick
The group of volunteers who participated in the community arts project
The Taoiseach was speaking after two cases of a newly classified variant of concern were detected in Ireland
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