Electric Picnic organisers have announced this year's lineup for Hazelwood.
Conradh na Gaeilge’s Irish language programme Croí Na Féile will be in full bloom again this year at Electric Picnic as the Irish language stage, An Chollchoill/ Hazelwood, returns this year and will celebrate Irish music, language and culture throughout the weekend.
The festival is offering a unique 'Gaelteacht' campsite for campers, along with a wide range of acts and performances throughout the weekend.
Here is the Hazelwood lineup:
DAYTIME
Billow Wood
Sacred Sites of Ireland
Strive Theatre
Coscán
Sarah Goyvaerts
Liam O’Connor
Electric Youth
The Timahoe Male Choir
The Fógues
Conradh na Gaelige
Cahercalla Rebellion
The Alcove
Patrick Quilligan
NIGHTTIME
Bandia
Píosa Úmf
Sexy Tadhg
Dabla (Seit DJ)
Bláithín Mhic Cána & Piaras Ó Lorcáin
Trá Pháidín
Puzzy Wrangler (Seit DJ)
An Síbín
Burnchurch
Huartán
Aonad (Seit DJ)
Hazelwood will kick off at a much earlier start at the festival, with early entry ticket holders treated to an all-female lineup of comedy and music from Bláithín de Burca, Jess Collins, Laytha, Leanne Toland, Sinéad Walsh and Neev.
This year Conradh na Gaeilge’s Croí na Féile is set to bring the Irish language to centre stage with a mix of traditional music agus cultúr Gaelach with acts every night from 7pm to after midnight.
These acts will feature some DJs from Puzzy Wrangler, Aonad and Dabla, traditional music and folk from Coscán, Billow Wood, The Fógues and Sexy Tadgh.
Daytime will see winners of the Electric Youth competition showcase their talents in a range of genres from spoken word to vocal and instrumental pieces, performance art from Strive Theatre, music from accordion maestro Liam O’Connor plus much more.
"Conradh na Gaeilge are absolutely delighted to be back at Electric Picnic 2024 with a stellar line up sa Chollchoill / Hazelwood," said Orlaith Nic Ghearailt of Conradh na Gaeilge.
"Following on from their hugely successful EP performances in previous years it's great to have Sexy Tadhg back on stage on Friday as well as Bláithín Mhic Cána and Piaras Ó Lorcáin on Saturday.
"Huartan, a tradtronica band from Béal Feirste, will make their debut in the Collchoill on Sunday. This year we'll have DJs every night with a special set from Puzzy Wrangler on Saturday. From the Gaeltacht campsite to the Collchoill stage there will be plenty of opportunities for people to put Gaeilge ag Croí na Féile, at the heart of their festival, this year," she finished.
Once again, campers will have the opportunity to pitch their tents in the company of other Irish language speakers in the official Gaeltacht campsite, an Láthair Ghaeltachta.
Organisers invites Picnickers to come and stay in the Gaeltacht campsite, where Irish will be the main spoken language, with "ceol, craic agus cannaí among Gaels" promised at the festival.
Croí na Féile is organised by Conradh na Gaeilge with the support of Foras na Gaeilge.
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