Electric Picnic announces final headliner and 45 new acts
Electric Picnic has announced Becky Hill as its final headliner, as well as 45 additional acts for the festival weekend.
The Stradbally festival will return from Friday, August 29th until Sunday, August 31st, this year.
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Becky Hill will join the previously announced headlining lineup of Hozier, Chappell Roan, Sam Fender, Fatboy Slim, and Kings of Leon.
Top international acts from the four corners of the world will converge in Stradbally Estate to entertain 80,000 music fans including Confidence Man, The Kooks, Lord Huron, Barry Can't Swim, and Conan Gray.
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They join an catalogue of homegrown Irish acts such as Amble, Kingfishr, Bell X1, Maverick Sabre, The Academic, Orla Gartland, Aaron Rowe, and KhakiKid.
Eurovision fans will see Estonia's Tommy Cash, whose song 'Espresso Macchiato' is one of the top streamed Eurovision songs of this year's competition.
Joining him on the lineup is Dutch Eurovision favourite Joost.
Electric Picnic said fans can expect the return of festival favourites such as Provedencia, Croí, Trailer Park, Fish Town, Salty Dog, and Mindfield.
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