Festival Artists
Artists
Aloka has risen as a prominent figure in the contemporary electronic music realm, captivating audiences globally.
EtrA is an electronic vocalist and producer from Strabane, Northern Ireland, blending soaring vocals with synth-driven electronica and Irish folk influences. Following her debut performance at the 25th and final Celtronic Festival, she's been named a BBC 6 Music "One to Watch" by Lauren Laverne, with all three singles receiving BBC 6 Music airplay alongside BBC Radio Ulster support.
Tai Haf Heb Drigolyn are a music band from Wales. Obsessed with the Elephant 6 Collective, the band has members across the country. Putting tape front and centre, the band stumbles after the footsteps of R. Pollard and D. R Edwards.
Dani Larkin is a singer, songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist currently based in Belfast. Larkin pushes the boundaries of songwriting and what it means to be an ‘artist of the times’. She has deftly woven herself within the threads of the modern folk canon alongside Sufjan Stevens, Bon Iver and Adrienne Lenker.
Muireann Ní Shé is an uilleann piper and singer from County Cork. Muireann strives to share the sound-world that dominates her mind; one that is rooted in old melodies and honours voices of tradition, yet is intertwined with the contemporary world around her.
Cerys Hafana is a Welsh composer, singer and multi-instrumentalist who mangles, mutates and transforms traditional music.
Filmore! is the shapeshifting project of Irish artist Max Zanga, crafting immersive worlds that blur music, performance and visual art.
Lemoncello, singer-songwriter Laura Quirke & cellist-arranger Claire Kinsella, are a band whose live performances and recordings shimmer with the tones of modern Ireland, weaving synths and electronic percussion into the band’s staple organic sound.
Mace The Great is a trailblazing force in rap, hip-hop, and grime, captivating audiences worldwide with his dynamic sound and commanding presence.
MORN are two sets of siblings crafting a compelling blend of what they refer to as ‘doom over beautiful chords’ - a mixture of soul-baring vocals draped upon an unfiltered catharsis of energy.
Four-piece Slate reimagine the gothic foundations of new-wave, charging their sound with melodic force and the white- knuckled intensity of post-punk.
Singer-songwriter duo from Derry - Jude McCandless and Callum Feeney, playing acoustic guitars and singing close harmonies akin to The Everly Brothers.
Tokomololo is a Welsh electronic artist blending beats inspired by Bonobo, Four Tet, and Joe Goddard with simple Welsh-language vocals rooted in home. Live shows bring this to life through a mix of live looping and vocal manipulation.