Wild Roots announces Rudimental, Jenny Greene, Mauro Picotto & more for the festival in Sligo next summer
Wild Roots festival has announced its first lineup for the festival to take place at Lough Gill, Co. Sligo next June 2nd to 4th 2023.
The three day festival has lined up:
- Jenny Greene
- Rudimental
- HamsandwicH
- Daithí
- Mauro Picotto
- Paddy Casey
- Hazey Haze
- Tadhg
- Amy Montgomery
- The Eskies
- Bicurious
- Reevah
- Daft Punk Tribute
- Gaolbyrd
- The Barley Mob
- Erin & The Lens
British drum and bass electronic pop band Rudimental will be focusing on songs from their 2013 debut album Home on the main stage, while Jenny Greene is bringing the rave cave to the festival, alongside Clare electronic producer Daithí, Irish indie pop outfit HamSandwhicH, Irish singer-songwriter, Paddy Casey, Limerick city rapper Hazey Haze, soul and R&B multi-instrumentalist Tadhg, Belfast singer Amy Montgomery among them. ’90s trance DJ Mauro Picotto is also on the lineup at the festival’s dance area – District 22.
Wild Roots is a independent music family friendly festival that took place in 2022 for the first time after COVID restrictions hampered its previous event plans.
Three day camping tickets to the event begin at €185 with day tickets available from €60.
Wild Roots will take place June 2-4, 2023. For more information visit wildroots.ie
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