Beyond The Pale festival has added 30 additional acts to its 2026 lineup, including techno titan Ben Klock and Dutch electronic trio Tinlicker.
The full list of new additions to this year’s festival, which takes place at Glendalough Estate, Co Wicklow from 12 to 14 June, includes Dove Ellis, Ben Klock, Tinlicker, Chalk, Curtsy, Jenny Greene, Al Gibbs, Elaine Mai, Maykay, Overhead the Albatross, Bedlam, Malix, Jake Fitz, Lullahush, Maicín, Dose, Boolaboom, Zeztra, Croíthe, Absolute Lilt, Sei Green, Evan Gildersleeve, JB the Deejay, Dreamboy, Souzac, Nicole Spagnol, (Art)ificial, Starlight Project, and the Dublin Disco All-Dayer.
They join an already stacked lineup, which is headed up by Caribou, Groove Armada (DJ set), Moodymann, Tinlicker (live), Sama’ Abdulhadi, Princess Nokia, Σtella, and more on the Friday, while Saturday’s top acts include Primal Scream, Soulwax, Kojaque, Sister Sledge, Ben Klock, 2Many DJs, Marie Davidson, Gui Boratto, and others.
Among the artists set to close proceedings on the Sunday, meanwhile, are Father John Misty, Honey Dijon, Of Monsters & Men, Dove Ellis, Max Cooper (3D/AV Live), Claptone, Horace Andy & Dub Asante Band.
Subject‘s annual Beyond The Pale ‘takeover’ this year involves Moodymann (Friday), Ben Klock, Kittin and Cailín (Saturday).
The festival’s organisers have also released details about this year’s arts programme, with more than 75 installations, performances and events set to take place across the weekend. Early announcements include comedian Shane Daniel Byrne’s Comedy Shithouse, spoken-word performances from We Are Griot, and a hip-hop programme hosted by Outstraight Records. By night, arts events will include performances from EGG Cabaret and fire shows by Burning Circus, along with the return of the battery-powered Bang Bike.
Arts programme director Jenny Jennings, co‑creator of THISISPOPBABY, commented, “Special commissions and events remain at the heart of Beyond The Pale. […] These early teasers hint at the scale and ambition of the programme that stretches from circus and cabaret to theatre and spoken word, offering a tantalising taste of what’s to come in April’s full reveal.”
More information and tickets can be found here.
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