Blindboy Boatclub and Martin Hayes among acts added to Cork music festival line-up
An upcoming music festival in Cork, has added more acts to its line-up.
It Takes A Village, which runs April 13-15 in Trabolgan Holiday Village, already had the likes of Young Fathers and Andrew Weatherall on the bill.
Organisers have just announced that Gloaming frontman Martin Hayes, Dublin neo-folkies Lankum and Irish electronic maestro Shit Robot will also play the weekender.
Blindboy Boatclub will do his hugely popular podcast from the event, while one of the interesting cross-genre collaborations will feature author Kevin Barry joining forces Irish electronic music pioneer Roger Doyle.
All Tier 1 tickets are now sold out, as are many of the Tier 2 options.
Tier 3 tickets go on sale on February 7 here. There are payment plan options currently on sale, where people can avail of a 25% deposit on houses only; this option jumps to 50% deposit on February 1.
- Young Fathers;
- Andrew Weatherall;
- Martin Hayes & Steve Cooney;
- Talos;
- Fujiya & Miyagi;
- Fish Go Deep;
- Brian Deady;
- The Altered Hours;
- Lankum;
- The Blindboy Podcast;
- Booka Brass;
- Shit Robot;
- Roger Doyle;
- The Jimmy Cake;
- Le Boom;
- Oh Pep!;
- Donal Dineen;
- John Daly;
- Bitch Falcon;
- Nialler9;
- Seamus Fogarty;
- Cian Finn;
- Sunday Times;
- Kevin Barry;
- Sim Simma;
- Saint Sister;
- Stevie G;
- Marc O'Reilly;
- Ye Vagabonds;
- Bantum;
- John Blek;
- Slow Moving Clouds;
- Bon Voyage;
- My Name Is John;
- David Keenan;
- Fixity;
- Céilí Allstars;
- Bad Bones;
- Shookrah;
- Anna Mieke;
- Ryan Vail;
- Strength NIA;
- Lilla Vargen;
- Super Silly;
- Jus Me;
- Spekulativ Fiktion;
- Rowan;
- Crevice;
- Ghostking Is Dead;
- DJ Scope;
- Disco E Cultura;
- Bellyman;
- Bocs Social;
- A Cow In The Water;
- Prof Ruff Chuff + Fyahred + Benji Revelation.
