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Music Festival in Wexford - 15+16 August 2026

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This years map, created by our wonderful (self-titled) cartographer @aodhomuiri taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Schedule is up! We are so excited for next weekends lineup 🤩 Tickets available at link in bio. #rtesupportingthearts taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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FuddleFest 2026 Artist lineup! Tickets at link in bio. taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Saturday Night Shots at FuddleFest taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Introducing the final artist of the FuddleFest lineup for 2026 - GrooveLine!

Bilingual high octane sextet from the North West of Ireland described as having “the precision of Vulfpeck, the coolness of Parliament and the energy of James Brown” – HotPress Magazine.

GrooveLine are one of Ireland’s most dynamic and exciting upcoming bands. The 6 piece style bending band rooted in funk blend (High energy Funk, Groove, Hip-Hop, Rock , Jazz and Trad) to make a completely refreshing sound that is unlike anything in the Irish music scene.

With unfolding and constantly developing instrumentals, catchy melodies and raps, a rhythm section specifically designed for high energy boogying and a raw and untamed energy that brings people together to experience the freedom of truly having the craic. GrooveLine’s live show is one of the best in Ireland.

“A much needed injection of authentic and infectious energy” – Kneecap

Don't miss Grooveline at FuddleFest on Sunday 16th August at 17:00, the closing act of the whole weekend!

FuddleFest is kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland's Festival Investment Scheme, Wexford County Council's Small Arts Festival Grant Scheme, the Dinah Molloy Bursary Fund and #rtesupportingthearts taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Laura Hyland is an artist and composer-performer interested in our place in the cosmos, and the ideologies - past and present - that shape our understanding of ecology and the more-than-human world. She explores these themes through music-making (song, poetry, contemporary composition, sound sculpture, and improvisation) and nature regeneration (food production, and biodiversity cultivation).

In 2018 Laura embarked on her Sounding Seams project, exploring the intersection of sound, metal forgery and heritage. The full project comprised a chimes installation, a large-scale permanent sound sculpture, a short documentary, and a body of music composed for the himes installation, recorded in 2024 with her band, Clang Sayne.

For Fuddlefest, Laura presents the mobile installation and the documentary from this project, and will be joined by fellow singers, Inni-K and Rebecca Collins in a performance of new works composed for 3 voices and chimes.

Inni-K (Eithne Ní Chatháin) is a singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, and songwriter whose music draws from her extensive background in sean-nós and traditional Irish music, even as she ventures into new musical territories. Known for her powerful live performances and singular creative vision, Inni-K continues to evolve with each release. Her fourth studio album ‘Still A Day’ — a fully original collection and her most creatively expansive work to date was released September 2025.

Vocalist & songwriter, Rebecca Collins released 4 solo albums between 2007 – 2014 on her independently run label, Mutineer Music, as well as two albums with Copenhagen-based band, The Unusual History of Ether in 2011 & 2013.

The interactive installation of Sounding Seams will be available throughout the festival, and Laura, Inni-K and Rebecca will perform with the installation at FuddleFest on Sunday 16th August. Tickets available at link in bio.

FuddleFest is kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland's Festival Investment Scheme, Wexford County Council's Small Arts Festival Grant Scheme, the Dinah Molloy Bursary Fund, and #rtesupportingthearts taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Introducing the artists - Paul Scully with 'Seeds'!

Paul Scully will present an installation at FuddleFest that will be operating throughout the festival weekend. Make sure to take a wander through the gardens at Fuddletown to discover this beautiful interactive work.

About ‘Seeds’
‘Seeds’ is an interactive audiovisual installation that activates the greenhouse and surrounding area. Press the button to disperse audio/visual seeds.

This installation by Paul Scully uses a recording of a poem called ‘POETRY’ written and read by his late father Maurice Scully, combined with a recording of a piece Paul wrote in 2025 called ‘The Significance of Plot Without Conflict’.

About Paul
Paul is a composer and artist from Dublin. He is the manager of Kirkos.

Tickets for FuddleFest are available at the link in bio, with full weekend tickets including camping, and single day tickets for Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th August. Concession tickets are also available for students and children under 14.

FuddleFest is kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland's Festival Investment Scheme, Wexford County Council's Small Arts Festival Grant Scheme, the Dinah Molloy Bursary Fund, and #rtesupportingthearts taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Lots of FuddleFest preparations underway this week, making Fuddletown beautiful! Thanks to the absolutely amazing helpers making it all happen! taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Bringing the living room outside…We’re in full swing here getting ready for Saturday. Things are looking magical! Tickets are available now at the link in bio, with single day tickets and full weekend tickets available, and discounted rates for students and children.

FuddleFest is kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland's Festival Investment Scheme, Wexford County Council's Small Arts Festival Grant Scheme, the Dinah Molloy Bursary Fund, and #rtesupportingthearts taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Wexford Sinfonia is a local amateur orchestra formed in 1993. Wexford Sinfonia's players come from all walks of life, including professional musicians, students, farmers, teachers; all dedicated to performing orchestral music to the highest possible standard. Come hear them perform the opening concert at FuddleFest on Saturday 15th August at 14:00 - with a spectacular programme conducted by Cillian O'Breachain of Delius' 'On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring', Handel's 'Water Music', Howard Shore's 'Lord of the Rings Suite', Saint-Saëns' 'Danse Bacchanale' and Marquez's 'Danzon no.2'.

Cillian O'Breachain is a violinist with advanced training from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Trinity College Dublin, and the Royal Irish Academy of Music. He has performed and recorded with many of Ireland's and the UK's leading orchestras, touring extensively across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. Cillian is a faculty member at the Royal Irish Academy of Music where he teaches violin and conducts both the Junior and Divertimenti String Ensembles. Over the last number of years, he has conducted performances with Offbeat Ensemble, Wexford Gateway Orchestra, the Orchestra of the Irish National Youth Ballet, and Dublin Orchestral Players. He is currently conductor of the DYO Intermediate Orchestra, St. Agnes’ Chamber Orchestra and is Musical Director of Greystones Orchestra.

Tickets are available now at the link in bio, with single day tickets and full weekend tickets available, and discounted rates for students and children.

FuddleFest is kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland's Festival Investment Scheme, Wexford County Council's Small Arts Festival Grant Scheme, the Dinah Molloy Bursary Fund, and #rtesupportingthearts

Orchestra photo credits: Alan Mahon taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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Introducing the artists - Unshaped Form with Iarla O'Lionáird!

Celebrating 100 years since the release of F.W Murnau’s silent film masterpiece Faust, the Fuddlefest audience will be treated to a new live score from:

Unshaped Form – Lioba Petrie (cello and vocals), Cameron Doyle (guitar), with special guests: Sam Perkin (keys), and Aisling Ennis (harp), and acclaimed singer Iarla Ó’Lionáird.

Together, they create a rich and dynamic sound world that mirrors the film’s themes of temptation, love, and redemption.

From its beginnings within Dublin based music collective 3epkano, Unshaped Form's musical experience in composing alternative soundtracks to silent movies is vast. With 3epkano this interesting and musically diverse ensemble has been commissioned and played many critically acclaimed gigs in the US (National Gallery in Washington DC, Lincoln Centre and BAM Film Fest) and all over Ireland at arts festivals and arts centre including a sold out show at the National Concert Hall as members of 3epkano with guesting artist Iarla Ó Lionáird. 3epkano has released One EP and two albums.

This film screening takes place at FuddleFest on Saturday 15th August at 22:00 - get your full weekend tickets or single day tickets now at the link in bio.

FuddleFest is kindly supported by the Arts Council of Ireland's Festival Investment Scheme, Wexford County Council's Small Arts Festival Grant Scheme, the Dinah Molloy Bursary Fund and #rtesupportingthearts
This project is presented with the generous support of the Goethe institute. taken in Wexford, Ireland by @fuddlefest

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