Electric Picnic 2015
From news and reviews, to previews, weather, playlists and good old fashioned advice. We've got your picnic covered.
Electric Picnic 2019: Who will be headlining this year’s festival?
Lineup includes Hozier, The Strokes, Billie Eilish, The 1975, and Echo and the Bunnymen
From Electric Picnic to Burning Man: the life of an Irish event producer
Wild Geese: ‘I can’t think of anywhere I’d rather be than LA,’ says Clare’s Freddie Kirk
Electric Picnic tents given to homeless migrants in Calais
English charity collect about 1,000 tents from festivals in effort to help refugees in France
Electric Picnic: Ten kilos of rubbish per person left at site
‘Mistaken belief’ that abandoned tents go to charity leads to a large volume of rubbish
Not at Electric Picnic? St Vincent perfectly judges the last-night mood
Also on Sunday: Garbage, Jessie Ware and Fontaines DC, reviewed
Electric Picnic review: St Vincent – Impressively out there
Annie Clark swings between euphoria and melancholy in a memorable performance
Electric Picnic review: Fontaines DC – Brilliant and bracing
The band deploy a potent Dublin state of mind that few of their contemporaries have
Packing up at Electric Picnic? Take a look at your entries for our €200 photo prize
A €200 Tesco voucher is up for grabs for the best shot. Enter by midnight on Monday
Electric Picnic review: Jessie Ware – Great songs but a flat performance
The singer manages to rouse a lethargic audience, but her gig still feels like a filler
Electric Picnic to expand for 2019, swelling capacity to 57,000
Main Stage arena to be enlarged after success of pop acts, says Festival Republic
Electric Picnic review: Garbage – 45 glorious minutes from Shirley Manson
They don’t make grunge-pop crossover like they used to. This is what we’ve been missing
Electric Picnic 2018: Highs and lows of the festival
Most riotous gig, most welcome encore, worst performance, best chat, tastiest food
The All-Ireland at Electric Picnic: ‘Where’s the telly, anyway?’
Pity the comedians on stage ahead of the festival’s screening of Dublin v Tyrone
Electric Picnic: By the end it was hard to imagine life outside
55,000 souls in a sealed world of sequins, snatched sleep and beer for breakfast
Not at Electric Picnic? Massive Attack bring day two to a breathtaking close
Also on Saturday: Dua Lipa, Mavis Staples, Wolf Alice, Sigrid and Whenyoung, reviewed
Electric Picnic 2018: Three acts to see on Sunday
For starters, get to the Main Stage at 2.30pm for Jamaican reggae legends Inner Circle
Electric Picnic review: 4am anxiety attack as arena-ready dance music
Decades since they crawled out of Bristol’s DJ scene, theirs is still an extraordinary conceit
