Dizzee Rascal, Walking On Cars, Hannah Wants and Rudimental are headlining the music, surfing and arts festival.
Sea Sessions has just announced a number of new acts to its already jam-packed line-up for summer 2018.
Joining the line-up officially on Wednesday are Delorentos, Chasing Abbey, Jerry Fish and Kormac.
Those acts, and many more, will be heading to Donegal from 22 – 24 June to perform on Bundoran Beach.
Festival organisers added Everything Everything, Hannah Wants, Dusky, Roots Manuva, Hudson Taylor, Le Galaxie, The Blizzards, Versatile, Elaine Mai, The Hot Sprockets, Slow Place Like Home and many more to the line-up earlier this year.
Taking place on Bundoran Beach in Donegal this June, this year’s festival marks Sea Sessions’ tenth year. However, tickets are probably going to sell like hot cakes, considering they sold out weeks in advance for the past three years.
With more to be announced, the current list of acts so far are:
Dizzee Rascal, Kormac, The Delerentos, Chasing Abbey, Jerry Fish, Walking On Cars, Rudimental, Everything Everything, Hannah Wants, Dusky, Roots Manuva, Hudson Taylor, Le Galaxie, Fekky, The Blizzards, Versatile, DJ Yoda (AV Show), Wild Youth, Greg Wilson, Stomptown Brass, Fabio, Ryan Mc Mullan, The Hot Sprockets, DJ Deece, David Keenan, Wille & The Bandits, Slow Place Like Home, Waldorf & Cannon, Amber & The Bear, Marc O Reilly, Get Down Edits, DJ Mek, Brave Giant, New Valley Wolves, Elaine Mai, The Clandestinos, 1000 Beasts, Vernon Jane, Thumper, Alan Finan, Colin Perkins, A Different Animal, Order of The Mess and Ciara Brady.
Early Bird tickets have now sold out but tickets are still available from all Ticketmaster outlets nationwide.
Priced from €109.90 for three days and €134.90 including four nights camping, limited single-day tickets are also available from €49.50 and Surfer Bar (VIP) Upgrades are available for an additional €50.
Glamping options are also available; for more information, check out the Sea Sessions website.
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