Night and Day has announced its initial line-up of musical acts for 2025. The festival, now entering its fourth year, takes place from the 27th to the 29th of June at Lough Key Forest Park, Co Roscommon.
After the success of this year’s event, an extra stage has been added for 2025 with even more musical acts set to take to the Night and Day stage!
Swedish sing-songwriter Jose Gonzalez will take to the Queen Medb Stage for his only Irish performance of 2025.
Other acts taking to the Queen Medb stage include Jamaican reggae group The Wailers, who formerly played with Bob Marley, and continue to captivate audiences with their unique brand of reggae, blending the sounds of the past with a fresh, contemporary flair.
Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall, who catapulted herself into the international music scene in 2005 with her classic debut album ‘Eye to the Telescope’, which spawned international hits like ‘Black Horse and the Cherry Tree’, will also take to the Queen Medb Stage.
Irish acts including The Stunning, Lisa Hannigan, and the Neil Young Tribute act Harvest, will also appear on the Queen Medb stage.
Acts taking to the Luna stage include Belfast-based folk singer and former Northern Ireland Mercury Prize best album winner Joshua Burnside, Irish multi-instrumentalist Daithi, druid rockers Bog Bodies, Dublin-based electro noise act Yard, slouch rock rising star Skinner as well as Frank, Shark School, James Keegan and Jester.
The winner of the 2024 Night and Day song contest, Dark Isle, will also be returning to the Luna stage in 2025.
Festival-goers can also explore the beautiful grounds and campsite at Lough Key Forest Park. Families will also be able to avail of the on-site activities such as zip-lining courses, forest trails and the tree-top walk.
