With top music acts, film screenings, workshops, seminars and record projects - to just name a few going-ons - you want to make sure you have an outing to Celtronic planned this year.

The festival have just announced a number of headline acts for this year's line up and there's still more to come.

Making a rare Irish appearance is Roman Flügel, one of the most significant names in electronic music - he's been a key name on the scene for the last two decades.

Kicking off his Derry debut here is Poker Flat's Steve Bug and Running Back Records figure Gerd Janson will appear to close the festival.

DVS1 is bringing his techno beats - with versatile skills, infectious energy and physical power behind the decks, alongside self-confessed noisician Paula Temple. They are both then joined by Avalon Emerson, a new lead on the techno scene.

Housier vibes will come from one of North America’s most exciting new artists, Octo Octa and Studio Barnhus’ Kornél Kovács and DJ Seinfeld.

Celtronic is also pleased to say that out of the numerous breakthrough Derry acts over the last few years, there will be a number of familiar faces performing.

Hotflush and Deep Sea Frequency’s OR:LA, Eamon Harkin from New York’s leading dance music revivalists Mister Saturday Night, Hypercolour and 100% Silk regular The Cyclist. Ryan Vail, Darren Allen who has been making waves in Europe via releases on Underlying Form and Discobar.

The full lineup will be revealed on the 6th of May, at the official Celtronic 2018 launch party.

As a reminder, all full access tickets are £55. Nightly admissions range from £10 to £20. They are available via Eventbrite.