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Fans have their last chance to snag limited Electric Picnic tickets up for grabs!
BellX1, which have strong Kildare links, are set to thrill fans at Electric Picnic.
They formed in Celbridge and were initially known as Juniper before becoming Bell X1.
The members are: Paul Noonan (lead vocals, drums, guitar), David Geraghty (guitar, keys, backing vocals), and Dominic Phillips (bass, vocals).
Known for their genre-blending sound—ranging from indie rock to electronic and folk—they gained popularity with albums like Music in Mouth (2003), Flock (2005), and Blue Lights on the Runway (2009).
Signature songs include “Eve, the Apple of My Eye,” “Rocky Took a Lover,” and “The Great Defector.”
Bell X1 has earned critical acclaim for their lyrical depth and inventive production.
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Despite changes in lineup, the band continues to evolve and remains one of Ireland’s most respected acts. Their work blends introspection with rich, melodic textures.
Electric Picnic is set to light up Stradbally Estate once again this August with an unmissable lineup including headline performances from Hozier, Chappell Roan, Sam Fender, Fatboy Slim, Kings of Leon and Becky Hill.
Pictured: Electric Picnic
This summer also marks the return of Three’s Charge & Chill Station, positioned at the heart of the main arena offering festival goers a well-earned escape without straying too far from the buzz.
Three customers can enjoy unbeatable views of the main stage from a dedicated viewing platform, while recharging both their phones and themselves.
Expect everything from secret performances to immersive experiences and surprises all in the unbeatable atmosphere of the popular Three Charge & Chill Station.
Pictured: The latest acts announced for Electric Picnic 2025
To keep everyone connected, Three is powering the festival grounds with charging stations and Wi-Fi across the festival, making sure you never miss a moment, or a memory.
This year’s Electric Picnic returns to its end of summer slot and will take place from 29th to 31st August welcoming 80,000 music fans to the 600-acre Stradbally Estate. Fans can expect the return of festival favourites such as Provedencia, Croí, Trailer Park, Fish Town, Salty Dog and Mindfield.
For the latest updates on the festival's lineup, click here.
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