James Vincent McMorrow, SBTRKT, & Bombay Bicycle Club for Electric Picnic

Electric Picnic 2014

Friday 29th to Sunday 31st August 2014
Stradbally Hall Estate, Stradbally, Co. Laois, Ireland
194.50 euros - SOLD OUT

Daily capacity: 32,500

James Vincent McMorrow, SBTRKT, Bombay Bicycle Club, and Wild Beasts lead the latest wave of acts announced for Electric Picnic which returns from Friday 29th to Sunday 31st August

Also headed for the Stradbally Hall Estate, Co Laois are The 1975, Hozier, Hercules And Love Affair, Cathy Davey, Asgeir Trausti, Nick Mulvey, Sampha, Seinabo Sey, Rustie, The Strypes, Walking on Cars, Le Galaxie, Shit Robot, BP Fallon, Nightbox, Sheppard, The Whereabouts, Trinity Orchestra, and The Dublin Gospel Choir.

They join Portishead, Outkast, Beck, Foals, Pet Shop Boys, Paolo Nutini, Chic featuring Nile Rodgers, Lily Allen, St Vincent, Simple Minds, London Grammar, Metronomy, Slowdive, The Blades, Blondie, Sinead O' Connor, Mogwai, Kelis, Neneh Cherry & RocketNumberNine, The Horrors, Duke Dumont, Twin Shadow, Ham SandwicH, Clean Bandit, Drenge, The Orwells, Glass Animals, Wolf Alice, The Districts, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Vancouver Sleep Clinic, Vaults, Benjamin Booker, Moko, Laura Mvula, Annie Mac, Flume, The Stranglers, Omar Souleyman, The Wailers, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, White Denim, Temples, SOHN, Jungle, FKA Twigs, Bicep, Kaytranada,and John Wizards.

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Tickets are priced at 194.50 euros, and 174.50 euros if you can prove you've been to the Picnic once/twice before, or 154.50 euros if you can prove you've been to 3 or more Picnics.

Sunday tickets, campervan passes, and family camping have sold out.

Ireland's complete music and arts festival offers an array of fine music, theatre, comedy, holistic health and art. Musically it's a more eclectic mix of artists than the other Irish mainstream events. The festival will also feature Comedy & Spoken Word, Arts & Theatrics, the Arcadia area, Fosset's Circus, Art Trail, the Body & Soul area, Global Green & Greencrafts, the Eco Picnic, and Amnesty Ireland.

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