Electric Picnic announces Arcadia, and Salty Dog acts

The McMash Clan, Soul of Man, Arveene, Tucan, and more

By Scott Williams | Published: Mon 16th Aug 2010

Electric Picnic 2010

Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th September 2010
Stradbally Hall Estate, Stradbally, Co. Laois, Eire, Ireland
240 euros

Arcadia who bring their Afterburner structure to Electric Picnic to throw its golden flames 8 metres high have announced the first acts to appear once the sun starts to set at the Irish festival.

There will be performers and acrobats on the 6 'tentacles' and a constant line-up of DJs throughout the night including Skuzzi Port (live), Fernado Tomas, Lectrosoul, The McMash Clan, Arveene, Soul of Man, Noise Control (live), DJ Wonka, Noisy Boy & MC Carasel, Worries Outernational, Mixhell (live), The Japanese Popstars, and Splitloop.

Acts have also been confirmed for The Salty Dog, a sea-beaten shipwreck marooned in the woods at Stradbally Hall, offers a late-night lock-in after-gig party at this year's Electric Picnic. Joining a line-up that includes the previously announced Seasick Steve, and The Mighty Stef, are Jerry Fish & the Mudbug Club, Tucan, and Joel Plaskett plus more acts yet to be announced to appear alongside rum-fuelled sea shanties collectives, rasping folksters and big-top emcees, caribbean wastrels, and gravelly maritime pranksters.

Electric Picnic is held from Friday 3rd to Sunday 5th September at Stradbally Hall Estate, Co Laois. Tickets are priced at 240 euros for an adult weekend ticket. Family Camping Tickets, and Campervan Tickets priced at 60 euros are also available.

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The line-up includes the previously announced Roxy Music, Leftfield, and Massive Attack lead the acts announced that include LCD Soundsystem, The Frames, Public Image Ltd, The National, Imelda May, Mumford & Sons, Seasick Steve, Modest Mouse, Hot Chip, Gil Scott-Heron, Fever Ray, Jonsi, Fat Freddy's Drop, Bad Lieutenant, Crystal Castles, Afro Celt Sound System, Booka Shade, Bloody Beetroots Death Crew77, and more. For the line-up details as available please click here.

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