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The Killers, already announced for Electric Picnic 2023.
Electric Picnic organisers have announced when they will reveal their next wave of acts for the Laois based 2023 festival.
Festival Republic gave the date on social media this Tuesday, just the thing to take minds off the miserable wet April weather.
"Pssst… Keep your eyes peeled for our next Line-Up announcement Friday, April 21st "
Pssst… Keep your eyes peeled for our next Line-Up announcement Friday, April 21st ✨#EP23 #ElectricPicnic pic.twitter.com/JnXkD3kfj8
— Electric Picnic (@EPfestival) April 11, 2023
Last December, the organisers of what is Ireland's biggest arts and music festival, broke with their own tradition by announcing the top acts for the festival and what days they will headline.
The Killers are to headline on Sunday night, Lewis Capaldi on Saturday night, and Billy Eilish on Friday night.
The initial line-up announced last December also includes Tom ODell, Jamie XX, Niall Horan, Steve Lacey, Idles, Amyl & the Sniffers and Fred Again.
Electric Picnic 2023 will take place from September 1 to 3, returning to its home in the Cosby family estate in Stradbally, Laois.
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