Sunflowerfest announce first acts: Rubberbandits, Le Galaxie, Or:La, Ryan Vail, King Kong Company & many more
Northern Ireland’s only three-day music and arts festival Sunflowerfest has announced its first acts headed for Tubby’s Farm, Hillsborough from 28th – 30th July 2017.
Under the theme of A Parallel Universe, the following acts are playing:
- Rubber Bandits
- King Kong Company
- Beans on Toast
- Electric Swing Circus
- Le Galaxie
- Malojian
- Mr B The Gentleman Rhymer
- OR:LA
- Ryan Vail
- Too Many T’s
- Ben Cutler
- Brién
- Chinooq & Stayin Low
- Chris Hanna
- Chris Keys
- Citizen Nobody
- Clockwork
- CM88
- Collate
- Cursed Sun
- Damola
- Daz
- Decomposing in Paris
- Dream Awake
- Electric Octopus
- Emma Lou & The Agenda
- Farah Elle
- GRAND
- Henry Cluney Band
- Jason Young
- JC Williams
- Jika Jika!
- Lavengro
- Le Boom
- Lock Horns
- Montauk Hotel
- Mr Mur
- Oh Boland
- Paper Dogs
- Petty Youth
- Ponyhawke
- R51
- Roisin El Cherif
- School of Rock
- Single by Sunday
- Stormzone
- The Crawling
- Themm
- Twisted Sisters
- Ubblahkan
- Warriors of the Dystoteque
- Zlatanera
Sunflowerfest has gained a reputation as a fine independent music festival and features 6 stages of music, interactive arts and some of the finest food NI has to offer (Boojum and more) – all while keeping a close check on environmental impact – via eco-friendly camping options including 100% recyclable, pre-pitched cardboard tents (weighing a sturdy sixteen kilograms sothey won’t blow away).
Tickets
Tickets for Sunflowerfest start at just £74.95 (includes 2 children, aged 15 and under) and £64.95 for students. Additional bands, artists, and activities will be announced via Sunflowerfest’s website, Facebook, and Twitter.
Notes to Editors:
Online Ticket Portal – Paylogic
https://sunflowerfest.co.uk/tickets/
The theme of A Parallel Universe means a focus on futurism with festival organiser Micgael Magowan saying:
“Since 2002, over 7000 native trees including beech, birch, ash, alder, willow, hazel, and oak have been planted on-site. “The festival’s electronic music venue ‘The Moot’ and the festivals picturesque Pond Stage were crafted 5-years ago from renewable pine logs. We strive to foster a sense of community and connection both during the festival and at Tubby’s Farm generally. While visiting the festival, people from all walks of life can enjoy yoga, meditation, interactive and educational workshops as well as inspirational talks from individuals who share creative and eco-friendly interests. We’re proud to share our home in the countryside – a collective, beautiful, piece of heaven on earth. We are just the caretakers for the generations to come. ”
