Lemoncello, Rua Rí, Shark School and more announced for Féile na Gréine 2026 line-up

Lemoncello, Rua Rí, Shark School, Stella and the Dreaming, Shampain and many more have been announced for Féile na Gréine 2026.

Also on the bill are Áine O'Dwyer, Ana Palindrome, Artie Silver, Bitten Twice Collective, Cara Coyle, Donal Dineen, E the Artist, girlfriend, Kiiko, Mother of Pearl, Neil Ó among the over 40 different artists set to play at the experimental music festival.

The festival is free for all to attend and will be held in the heart of Limerick City, taking place from August 14-16 across eight different venues. This will be the ninth annual celebration of the grassroots festival after it was first organised in 2018 by volunteers and friends.

Lemoncello, who released their album Perfect Place in May and are set to go on tour across Ireland and the UK, will play Féile na Gréine. Along with Cork singer Rua Rí (real name Seán Damrey) who released his debut album Tell Your Mother I Saved Your Life in May. All-female band Shark School, hailing from Galway, who released their debut album Selachchimorpha in June will also be performing.

Áine O Dwyer, Limerick experimental composer, will open on Friday evening with her commissioned work created especially for the festival in the Redemptorist Church. Long-time collaborators, Ormston House, will celebrate their 15th anniversary with a curated programme of performances by Dylan Kerr & Weston Olencki, and Neil Ó Lochlainn's Tlú Lín.

Festival organisers believe that this year's edition reflects the strength of Ireland's independent music scene by bringing together local artists from across the country.