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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

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.

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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

Jon Hopkins Live at the Royal Albert Hall - Polarity Tour

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