Stendhal Festival 2018
Thursday 9th to Saturday 11th August 2018Ballymully Cottage Farm, Limavady, Roe Valley, Northern Ireland, BT49 0NQ, Northern Ireland MAP
£60 with camping, £50 without
The second line-up announcement has been made for Stendhal Festival which takes place in Roe Valley, NI on Friday 10th and Saturday 11th August 2018.
The newly revealed acts are:- The Wailers (pictured above), Lankum, Ulster Orchestra, Jealous of the Birds, Cormac Neeson, Brand New Friend, Rachel O'Connor, Loco & Jam, David Keenan, Bobii Lewis, Folly Rae, Cooks but We're Chefs, Dirty Faces, Dr Mindflip, Glass Wings, Kitt Phillipa, Kunokini, Lore, Mmode, Sam Wickens, Vokxen, The Great Malarkey, Explosion Sound System, Nash and Casey, Rebekah Fitch, Owen Lamont, Lonesome George, Brooke Sharkey, Waking Android, DBMCs, North West HipHop, Same D4ence, Chris Wilson, Cherym Derry, Rachel Rane, Pearl Natasha and the boys, Lunch Machine, Wild Rocket, Tuath, Slow Place Like Home, Tobias Schmidt, Spree, Reevah, Luke Burr, The Era, and Pale Lanterns.
They join the previously confirmed acts:- Embrace, And So I Watch You From Afar, the Craig Charles Funk and Soul Club, Ryan McMullan, Derek Ryan, The 4 Of Us, Tom Middleton, The Logues, Joshua Burnside, Rosborough, Roe, Le Boom, The Irish Video Game Orchestra, Hunkpapa, The Eskies, Ursula Burns, Tony Villiers and the Villains, Mean Mary, The Swingtime Starlets, Waldorf & Cannon, The Ocelots, Electric Octopus, The Pox Men, Dream Awake, The Wood Burning Savages, and Runabay.
Festival director Ross Parkhill commented on the announcement:
“We pride ourselves on being a value for money event,” said Ross, “and when you combine this second Line-up announcement with what we already have on the bill, I think it’s safe to say that you will be getting plenty of bang for your buck at Stendhal this year.
“We are so happy with what is on the bill this year and while I don’t want to single any others out above anyone else, I have to say on a personal level how incredibly excited and proud we all are to have secured the Wailers to headline the Saturday.
“This band played a key role in composing and releasing some of the most iconic tracks in the entire history of music and to have them play Stendhal is an absolute honour.”
In closing Ross added: “A massive thank you to everyone who has bought tickets to the event this year so far, ticket sales have been really good this year to date, if they continue to go like they have been we expect to be announcing a second sell out year in mid-July.
“So with that in mind, if you haven’t got your tickets yet, please do so soon to avoid disappointment as projections are suggesting that like last year, we will sell out.”
Tickets are on sale, currently priced at £60 including camping, or £50 without.
Day tickets are also available.
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