Final acts added to Electric Picnic: The Mary Wallopers, Channel Tres & more

Electric Picnic has announced the final main acts for the festival that takes place in Stradbally next weekend – August 16th to 18th.

It includes the trad heroes The Mary Wallopers, Kehlani-featuring Jordan Adetunji, Kilkenny electronic pop duo 49th & Main, Cork rock band The Cliffords, the suave electro-pop of Channel Tres, Brooklyn indie-pop solo artist Del Water Gap and disco house producer DJ Berlioz among them.

The full list is:

• The Saw Doctors
• The Mary Wallopers
• Berlioz (DJ Set) 
• Channel Tres
• Del Water Gap
• 49th & Main
• Jordan Adetunji
• The Cliffords
• Hermitage Green
• Somebody’s Child
• Chasing Abbey
• DUG
• Dylan Flynn & The Dead Poets
• Florence Road
• Soft Launch
• The Clockworks
• WineMom
• Odhran Murphy
• The Psychs

Here’s an updated poster:

More news from EP:

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New dance area lineup announced for Electric Picnic

Electric Picnic announces dates for 2025

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Trailer Park lineup announced for Electric Picnic

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