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Beyond The Pale Festival adds BadBadNotGood, Kiasmos, Le Boom, Skinner and more

Thursday, January 30, 2025
byNiall Byrne

Beyond The Pale has added 11 acts to the lineup for the Wicklow festival.

The 2025 edition will take place from 13th to the 15th of June 2025 at Glendalough Estate in Wicklow. First acts were announced in December.

Added today are:


  • BadBadNotGood
  • Kiasmos
  • Le Boom
  • Dave Clarke
  • Jersey
  • Jenny Greene
  • Yuné Pinku
  • Skinner
  • Fleetmac Wood presents Sympathy for the Disco
  • Phoeno
  • Elli Acula

The festival will be 12,500 capacity with arts spaces, a food area, wellness, installations, theatre, cabaret, spas, massage, yoga and more on offer.

Tickets 


Tickets and instalments links are here:

Tier 1 – 3 Day Camping Ticket
228.95 €

Family Ticket Bundle
468.90 €

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