Forbidden Fruit add an all-Irish stage to the lineup

Forbidden Fruit’s Bulmers Live Stage was added to the festival taking place in RHK Kilmainhaim from June 3rd to 5th.

The all-Irish lineup features:

• Rusangano Family
• Talos
• Tara Lee
• Ryan Vail
• Soule
• Le Boom
• Bad Bones
• Laoise
• Ships
• The Innocent Bystander
• Wastefellow
• Barq
• Ocho
• Super Silly
• Mango
• Aik J
• Heroes In Hiding
• Handsome Paddy
• Tara Stewart

Tickets via the Forbidden Fruit site.

Here’s the day to day breakdown.

Saturday, 3 June

ORBITAL
Booka Shade
Tycho, Giggs
Hot Chip (DJ Set)
Jax Jones, Snakehips,
Nao, Mall Grab
Trinity Orchestra
Bulmers Live Stage: Tara Stewart, Le Boom, BARQ, OCHO, Tara Lee, Mango, Super Silly

Sunday, 4 June

APHEX TWIN
Nicolas Jaar
Moderat, Maceo Plex,
Motor City Drum Ensemble, Kink, Fatima Yamaha, Peggy Gou, Danny L Harle, Hybrasil
Bulmers Live Stage: Handsome Paddy, The Innocent Bystander, Bad Bones, SHIPS, Soule, Heroes In Hiding, Aik J

Monday, 5 June

BON IVER
Flying Lotus, Lisa Hannigan, The Staves, Gordi
Paul Thomas Saunders
Bulmers Live Stage: Rusangano Family, Ryan Vail, Talos, Wastefellow, LAOISE

Niall Byrne

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