The line-up features a diverse mixture of top up-and-coming Irish and International acts.

Among the talent taking to the Three ‘Made by Music’ stage, Saturday night will host a very special and unique performance from all six of the artists involved in this year’s ‘Made By Music’ initiative. This performance will see David Kitt, Elaine Mai, Fehdah, Kean Kavanagh, Sorcha Richardson and Soulé combine their collective talents for a never-before-seen performance of their collaborations 'Follow the Sound' and 'Butterflies'.

Elsewhere across the weekend, electro-pop star Shura will headline Friday night at the Three ‘Made by Music’ stage and will be preceded by avant garde vocalist and performance artist Serpentwithfeet, indie pioneers Sports Team and rising Irish stars, Alex Gough - Waterford’s latest rap sensation - and 18-year-old singer-songwriter Curtis Walsh.

Joining the Three ‘Made by Music’ artists on Saturday is some of best rising talent on the Irish music scene. Jyellowl - one of the stars of the Irish hip-hop scene, acoustic trad-metal fusionists The Scratch, Dundalk trip-hop band Just Mustard, indie rock/pop artist Somebody’s Child, producer/songwriter Rob De Boer and multi-instrumentalist Uly.

The day’s line-up is completed by multi-instrumental five-piece Easy Life, Kentucky garage punk band White Reaper and new wave post-punk trio, Working Men’s Club.

Bringing the stage to a close on Sunday are Electro pop trio Kero Kero Bonito who be joined on the final day of the festival by post genre group Ider, experimental pop duo Let’s Eat Grandma, Italian alt-pop singer Georgia, indie pop outfit Cassia and Bristol punk band Heavy Lungs. Irish artists include genre defying Limerick band PowPig, Brighton rockers Yonaka and poet Sinead O’Brien complete Sunday’s line-up.

MADE BY MUSIC

Three’s ‘Made by Music’ initiative has brought together six Irish musicians to write, record and release two brand new collaborative songs, with the aim of contributing to the Irish music industry and helping the next generation of Irish music stars reach a wider audience.

The first song of this year’s initiative combined the talents of renowned songwriter and producer David Kitt, singer songwriter Kean Kavanagh and future-afro soul vocalist Fehdah who teamed for the hypnotic summer anthem, ‘Follow the Sound’.

The second, and latest, collaboration brings together three of Ireland’s best female talent in pop star Soulé, electro-producer Elaine Mai and singer-songwriter Sorcha Richardson for the pop smash hit, “Butterflies”. Collectively, the songs have been streamed over 145k times while the bespoke music videos created by Three have been seen by over 830k viewers.

 
Three ‘Made by Music’ day-by-day breakdown:

Friday:
18.00 – 18.30: Curtis Walsh
18.55 – 19.35: Alex Gough
20.05 – 20.45: Sports Team
21.15 – 22.00: Serpentwithfeet
22.30 – 23.15: Shura
Saturday:
13.30 – 14.00: Uly
14.30 – 15.00: Rob De Boer
15.30 – 16.00: Somebody’s Child
16.30 – 17.15: Working Men’s Club
17.45 – 18.25: Just Mustard
18.50 – 19.30: The Scratch
20.00 – 20.45: White Reaper
21.15 – 22.00: Easy Life

22.30 – 23.15: Three ‘Made by Music’ collaborations
23.45 – 00.30: Jyellowl
Sunday:
14.00 – 14.30: Sinead O’Brien
15.00 – 15.30: Yonaka
16.00 – 16.40: PowPig
17.00 – 17.40: Heavy Lungs
18.00 – 18.45: Cassia
19.15 – 20.00: Georgia
20.30 – 21.15: Let’s Eat Grandma
21.45 – 22.30: Ider
23.00 – 23.45: Kero Kero Bonito