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Kasabian, and Primal Scream for Ireland's Forbidden Fruit Festival

plus Chic, Crystal Castles, Four Tet, & more

By Scott Williams | Published:

Forbidden Fruit 2013 - Kasabian
Photo credit: Greg Forbes


Kasabian, and Primal Screamwill headline the third Forbidden Fruit which takes place in the grounds of the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, in the city of Dublin, Ireland, on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd June 2013.

Kasabian
Also confirmed are Crystal Castles, James Blake, Neon Neon, Lee Scratch Perry, iamamiwhoami, Le Galaxie, Fight Like Apes, Kormac's Big Band, Tieranniesaur, and Girls Names who join Kasabian on the Saturday.

The list of first acts is completed by Sunday's undercard of Chic featuring Nile Rodgers, Four Tet, Everything Everything, Woodkid, Austra, Daphni, Daughter, Cyril Hahn, Mykki Blanco, Bondax, New Jackson, and Frank B. There are still more acts to be confirmed for the four stages.

Marcus Goodwin of Bulmers said, "Anyone who made it to Bulmers Forbidden Fruit in 2012 will understand the unique appeal of this urban festival, right in the heart of Dublin. With such diversity of music, comedy, the arts, and food, there’s a really great vibe to Forbidden Fruit and Bulmers will again do its bit for festival goers by laying on a bus to make the festival experience even more enjoyable and accessible. Packed into the June Bank Holiday weekend, we look forward to Forbidden Fruit kick-starting a real Bulmers summer."

Declan Forde of Pod added, "We're excited and delighted with the bill this year. Getting an act of the stature of Kasabian is a real coup and we’re fortunate that they wanted to play what is a relatively small festival for them. As with the previous two years, we've aimed to keep the bill for Forbidden Fruit as interesting and diverse throughout the two days from start to finish. Roll on June 1st & 2nd."

The festival combines music, art, fashion and simple good vibes. The event will also offer food markets, fashion stalls and more.

Early bird tickets go on sale tomorrow at 9am. Day tickets are priced at 44.50 euros, a weekend two day ticket is priced at 79.50 euros. To buy tickets then, click here.

Forbidden Fruit is an Over 18 event, photo ID will be required.