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Jon Hopkins added to Body&Soul Festival along with a host of Irish artists including Just Mustard, Sprints, King Kong Company and more
A celebration of Dublin’s 90s rave culture is coming to The Bernard Shaw this summer

Jon Hopkins added to Body&Soul Festival along with a host of Irish artists including Just Mustard, Sprints, King Kong Company and more

We’re going to have to add to yesterday’s Body&Soul playlist because today the festival has added some big names to proceedings from 17th to 19th June at Ballinlough Castle Estate in Meath.

Jon Hopkins has been announced for a Friday Night Set at the festival, along with his previously announced Immersive Audio Playback For his recent Music For Psychedelic Therapy, there will be a live conversation with him at the festival.


The playback will be housed in a specially designed geodesic dome on site.

Hopkins’ previous Irish date supporting Massive Attack has now been cancelled, along with other dates for health reasons.

In addition to that the following Irish artists were added:

  • 2FM Rising
  • Mother DJs
  • Just Mustard
  • King Kong Company
  • Houseplants
  • Daithí
  • K3:Lu
  • Anna Mullarkey
  • Bricknasty
  • New Jackson
  • Peter Broderick
  • Efé
  • Smoothboi Ezra
  • Sprints
  • Sophie Doyle Ryder
  • Aby Coulibaly
  • Jyellowl
  • Joao Tudella
  • Myles O’ Reilly
  • Doolin Arts
  • Clare Sands
  • Niamh Regan
  • David Stringer
  • Ordnance Survey
  • Dr Sam Gandy
  • John Cantwell
  • Lords Of Strut’s Paradise Cabaret
  • Jude Rogers
  • O Deer
  • Woven Kin
  • Donal Dineen
  • Efa O’Neill
  • Bill Mango
  • Sally Cinnamon
  • Kate Brennan Harding
  • The Pop Dungeon

Tickets

2022 Ticket Packages:

General Release:  €250 + service charge 

Instalment plans, Camper van, bus tickets and boutique camping available via bodyandsoul.ie

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