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February 28th, 2013
Festival :: Phase One

Alan Kelly, Biosphere, Cian O Coibhain, Co-ex, Coma, DJ Ash, Donal Dineen, Dubh Thrain, Eamonn Doyle, Harem Tone, Johnny Trotter, Kris Krave, Lamont Bailey Wall, Le Galaxie, LTJ Bukem, New Jackson, PolyDROID, Somatix Krew, Sunken Foal, The Violet Roadkills, White Collar Boy, ZoiD
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The calls for a weekender of electronic music have been heeded and a new festival named Phase One will be taking place in Carrick-On-Shannon over 19-20 April. The line-up is not fully formalised yet but many names have already been announced.

Friday:

Le Galaxie : Cian O Coibhain : White Collar Boy : Johnny Trotter : Harem Tone: Sean Flynn: Joe Newell : Liam O Brien : Somatix Krew : Co-ex and more….

Saturday:

Biosphere : LTJ Bukem : Donal Dineen : New Jackson : Eamonn Doyle : Sunken Foal : Coma : PolyDROID : The Violet Roadkills : Dubh Thrain : ZoiD : Lamont Bailey Wall : Alan Kelly : DJ Ash : Kris Krave : Stephen Rennicks : Joe Gaffey : miXile and more…

There are some very well-known names on the line-up there and some that are new to be explored.

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