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9 acts added to Forbidden Fruit including Biig Piig, Nightmares On Wax, Glasshouse and Jeremy Underground

Forbidden Fruit has added 9 new acts to its lineup today for the June Bank Holiday festival in Kilmainham this year.

On the new card are:


  • Jeremy Underground
  • Nightmares On Wax
  • Biig Piig
  • Glasshouse Presents Holocene
  • Toucan
  • Jyellowl
  • Happyalone
  • Prymary Colours
  • Fia Moon

The prices, poster and breakdown by day is below.

Saturday, June 1

 

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  • Skepta
  • Jon Hopkins
  • Earl Sweatshirt
  • Danny Brown
  • Mall Grab
  • Kojaque
  • Honey Dijon
  • Daniel Avery
  • Jeremy Underground
  • Biig Piig
  • Homeshake
  • Mahalia
  • Franc Moody
  • Prospa
  • Cromby
  • HappyAlone
  • Fia Moon

Sunday, June 2

  • Mura Masa
  • Paul Kalkbrenner
  • Laurent Garnier
  • Peggy Gou
  • Maribou State
  • MEUTE
  • Nightmares On Wax
  • Ross From Friends
  • Polo & Pan (Live)
  • Joy Orbison
  • Midland
  • Empress Of
  • HAAi
  • Peach
  • Daithi
  • Jyellowl
  • Pyrmary Colours

Monday, June 3

  • Elbow
  • First Aid Kit
  • Spiritualized
  • RY X
  • Julien Baker
  • Saint Sister
  • Glasshouse Presents Holocene
  • Barns Courtney
  • I Have A Tribe
  • Pillow Queens
  • Toucan

Prices

All available via Ticketmaster.
Three-Day Weekend (Sat, Sun & Mon)

Tier 1 – €159.00
Tier 2 – €169.00

Two-Day Weekend (Sat & Sun Only)
Tier 3 – €129.00

Saturday Ticket (Sat Only)
Tier 3 – €69.50

Sunday Ticket (Sun Only)
Tier 3 – €69.50

Monday Ticket (Mon Only)
Tier 3 – €69.50

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