It Takes A Village made a splash when it announced itself as a festival in Trabolgan in April in East Cork this year with holiday home accommodation (150 Self-Catering Houses) and acts like Young Fathers, Andrew Weatherall, Talos, Fujiya & Miyagi, Brian Deady, Bitch Falcon and Le Boom among them.
Now a second list of acts will join those artists and 1000 “residents” from Friday 13th to Sunday 15th April 2018.
- Martin Hayes & Steve Cooney
- Fish Go Deep
- Lankum
- The Blindboy Podcast
- Booka Brass
- Shit Robot
- Roger Doyle
- The Jimmy Cake
- Sunday Times
- Saint Sister
- Marc O’Reilly
- Ye Vagabonds
- Bantum
- John Blek
- Slow Moving Clouds
- Bon Voyage
- David Keenan
- Fixity
- Céilí Allstars
- Bad Bones
- Shookrah
- Anna Mieke
- Super Silly
- Jus Me
- Spekulativ Fiktion
- Rowan
- Crevice
- Ghostking Is Dead
- DJ Scope
- Disco E Cultura
- Bellyman
- A Cow In The Water
- Prof Ruff Chuff
- Fyahred
- Benji Revelation
Tickets
Tickets on sale now from www.ittakesavillage.fm
“It Takes A Village is unique in that they offer 150 self-catering houses and apartments, plus 35 fully-serviced campervan sites, contained in Trabolgan Holiday Village. There is no camping in muddy fields here, your booking includes accommodation and unlimited access to the huge variety of entertainment. It’s a residents only affair for the festival weekend, with a limited amount of day tickets on Sunday. All Tier 1 tickets are now sold out, and many of the Tier 2 options have gone too. Tier 3 tickets go on sale on February 7th from www.ittakesavillage.fm. There are also Payment Plan options currently on offer, whereby folks can avail of a 25% deposit on houses only, this option jumps to 50% deposit on the 1st of February however, so best get moving on those. Strictly over 21’s.”
A third 3rd and final installation with writers, poets, artists, food vendors is promised.
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