Line-up announced for Limerick City music festival Féile Na Gréine – featuring Katie Kim, Robocobra Quartet and more

Music
24 Jul 23

Féile na Gréine

The festival, which celebrates emerging and experimental Irish music, returns to Limerick next month.

The acts set to play this year's iconic Féile Na Gréine (August 18–20), have been announced – and it's the Limerick City festival's biggest line-up to date.

Over 30 events have been announced, from gigs to workshops to site-specific performances. The boundary-pushing Katie Kim, the jazz-infused Robocobra Quartet, and the legendary Limerick scratch-DJ Naive Ted are among the artists that will perform. There will also be a special cinema screening of Out of Place, the internationally acclaimed music documentary by Féile Na Gréine that was released earlier this year. Coolgirl, the artist behind a recent Hot Press Track of the Day, 'Silverlight', will also be performing at the festival.

The full line-up features:

Ana Palindrome
Arborist
Autumns
Baptist Goth
Belvedere Torse
Brawni
Cinder Well
Coolgirl
Creamcycles
Eimear Reidy and Natalia Beylis
Eimear Walshe - The Piper's Grip
Find a Line and Follow It - Workshop with Mineral Stunting
FONDA
Jane Deasy
Julia Louise Knifefist
Katie Kim
Laurence Kapinga
Lesko
mankyy x Hazey Haze
Mineral Stunting
Méabh McKenna
Naive Ted
OUT OF PLACE
R. Kitt
Robbie Strickland
Robocobra Quartet
Róis
Search Results
Senior Infants
Sloucho
Stratford Rise
Surge
SWEETS

A festival known for championing Ireland's emerging musical talent, Féile Na Gréine is dedicated to a fierce DIY approach in its creative projects. Founded in 2018, the festival is made up of volunteers, most of whom are musicians, who want to bring people together "in a celebration of music, community and DIY culture." The organisers have curated the lineup to "reflect the beauty and the chaos of Irish independent music communities, brought together in momentary collisions of sight and sound."

Féile Na Gréine is supported by the Arts Council Festival Investment scheme, as well as Limerick Arts through Limerick City and County Council.

Find out more information about the festival here.