Brigit x District continues the festival weekend with Muireann Bradley, one of the most distinctive young voices currently emerging from Ireland’s folk and blues tradition. An 18-year-old singer and guitarist from Ballybofey, County Donegal, Bradley specialises in acoustic fingerpicking styles drawn from early country, Piedmont and ragtime blues. Her debut album I Kept These Old Blues brought this tradition to new audiences, earning widespread attention for its clarity, restraint and deep respect for the form. Rooted in careful listening and craft, her playing carries the weight of musica

Hailing from the coastal backstreets of a steel city, Rum Jungle craft raw alt-rock anthems and late-night ballads that sit somewhere between surf-punk grit and high-fashion swagger. Their songs carry the haze of nostalgia, the chaos of youth, and the strange comfort of letting it all fall apart in style. With psychedelic guitars, slacker-rock grooves, and hooks built to linger, Rum Jungle delivers a sound that’s equal parts indie-sleaze revival and beach-burnout elegance. It’s cinematic in its imperfections — champagne bottles next to crushed beer cans, thrifted designer jackets over

Craic Dealers Comedy Club is back to kick off 2026 with a bang! Keego is our host. He is bald, tells us he is beautiful and he has been doing lots of squats to keep the party area in shape! He’ll be our tour guide on the night and will be talking about important things like what is the Irish Kama Sutra and why is Usain Bolt applauded for finishing in 9.5 seconds, but Keego never is!??? Closing the show is the comedy hurricane that is Joe Dowlin! With his madcap, high energy style, mixed with a unique skill for storytelling Jess Collins returns, along with Patrick McLoughlin, winner