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13 acts added to Forbidden Fruit Festival: Earl Sweatshirt, Peggy Gou, Kojaque, Julien Baker & more

Plus the day by day breakdown so far.
Thursday January 31 2019
byNiall Byrne

Forbidden Fruit Festival have added 13 new acts for the event on June Bank Holiday in Kilmainham plus the day-by-day breakdown as per the poster below.

The new additions are:


  • Earl Sweatshirt
  • Laurent Garnier
  • Peggy Gou
  • RY X
  • Julien Baker
  • KOJAQUE
  • Mahalia
  • Honey Dijon
  • Midland
  • Joy Orbison
  • Empress Of
  • Barns Courtney
  • I Have A Tribe

They join the existing lineup announced last year.

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Earl Sweatshirt - Nowhere, Nobody

Julien Baker: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

Kojaque & Luka Palm - Date Night

PEGGY GOU headline set at Mixmag Live

Mahalia - I Wish I Missed My Ex

Empress Of - When I'm With Him (Official Music Video)

Honey Dijon Boiler Room x Sugar Mountain 2018 DJ Set

Barns Courtney - “99”

RY X - Untold (Official Audio)

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Thursday January 31 2019
byNiall Byrne

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