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Beatyard add 11 new acts including Django Django, Kiasmos, St Germain, Daphni, and more

Beatyard have announced 11 new acts to the festival lineup for 2018 which takes place at Dun Laoghaire Harbour from August 3rd to 5th.

Acts added to the lineup include:


  • St Germain
  • Kiasmos
  • Daphni

  • Django Django
  • Mr Scruff
  • King Kong Company
  • Confidence Man
  • The Reflex
  • The Scratch
  • Loah
  • Kelly Anne Byrne

Day by day breakdown now looks like this:

Friday

  • The Jacksons
  • Mr Scruff
  • The Reflex
  • Kelly Anne Byrne

Saturday

  • Kamasi Washington
  • Daphni
  • Django Django
  • Little Dragon
  • Modeselektor DJ
  • John Talabot
  • Le Boom
  • Bad Bones
  • The Scratch

Sunday

  • Orbital
  • St Germain
  • Kiasmos
  • Sugarhill Gang
  • The Skatalites
  • King Kong Company
  • Joy Orbison
  • Confidence Man
  • Loah
  • I Am The Cosmos

Tickets starting at €59.50+ per day and €75 for the weekend are available now via the Beatyard website. A limited 2 for 1 offer on tickets is also available now.

Kiasmos - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)

Django Django - Surface to Air (ft. Self Esteem)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRpKKBmeqV4

Mr Scruff - Music Takes Me Up


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