Details revealed for this year's Edenderry Music Festival

Edenderry Music Festival is bigger than ever before and is back on July 3 and July 4 at Edenderry GAA Grounds with big top marquee cover.

Catch electrifying acts like The Tumbling Paddies, Mack Fleetwood, Blondie Raptured Tribute Band, Haze, Power House, Aniba and The Auld Brigade.

Tickets are available at Ticketstop.ie from €15 on Friday, €30 on Saturday and weekend tickets are also available. Booking fees apply.

The festival is one of the largest in the Midlands, offering great entertainment and a vibrant atmosphere for music lovers and festival-goers alike.

Throughout the weekend, local artists will support the acts, adding to the excitement and entertainment.

On Friday, July 3 the headline act is Mack Fleetwood. Renowned for their passion, authenticity and spellbinding musicianship, Mack Fleetwood take fans on a magical journey through the iconic sounds of Fleetwood Mac – from the Peter Green blues era to the smash-hit songs of the Rumours and Tango in the Night albums.

Their shows are more than just tribute – they are a celebration of the music that defined generations, delivered with heart, soul and stunning attention to detail. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or discovering Fleetwood Mac for the first time, this is your chance to sing along to all the classics: “Go Your Own Way,” “Dreams,” “The Chain,” “Rhiannon,” “Little Lies” and many more.

On Saturday, July 4: The Headline act is The Tumbling Paddies. Rapidly becoming one of Ireland’s most popular entertainment acts, The Tumbling Paddies have gone from local pub gigs in County Fermanagh to selling out major venues across Ireland and beyond.Their energy-packed live shows, combined with standout original songs like Pretty Girl, Night on the Town, and their chart-topping hit The Way I Am (No.1 for 10 weeks), have earned them a loyal following worldwide. From Ireland to Dubai, Germany, Spain, and beyond, The Tumbling Paddies continue to captivate audiences with one of the most exciting live experiences around.

The Festival is held Edenderry GAA grounds to facilitate a giant big top marquee to house the music acts over the weekend so the festival will not be weather dependent and also with large crowds expected, organisers considered it safer to operate in the grounds of the GAA away from the main road.

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