Body & Soul Festival 2017

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Body&Soul Stage
Friday
01:00-01:45 Parcels
23:30-00:30 Metronomy
22:00-22:50 Anna Meredith
20:30-21:30 Talos
19:15-20:00 TooFools
18:00-18:45 Ollie Bell
Saturday 

00:45-01.45 Vitalic
23:15-00:15 Bonobo
21:30-22:30 Sleaford Mods
20:00-21:00 La Femme
18:30-19:30 Lambchop
17:15-18:00 Tiggs Da Author
16:00-16:45 Mammút
15:00-15:30 Loah
14:00-14:30 John Conneely Inc.
12:45-13:30 Solstice Meditation
Sunday 

22:45-23:45 Birdy Nam Nam
21:00-22:00 Hundred Waters
19:45-20:30 Songhoy Blues
18:15-19:15 Austra
16:45-17:45 Sinkane
15:30-16:15 Kesley Lu
14:15-15:00 Aibhe Reddy
13:15-13:45 Æ Mak
12:00-12:45 Elephant

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Midnight Circus
Friday
00:00-01:45 Optimo
22:45 -23:45 Avalon Emerson
21:30-22:15 The Bug ft. Miss Red
20:00- 21:00 Mr TC
17:00-19:30 Kelly-Anne Byrne
Saturday
01:00-01:45 King Kong Company
23:30-00:30 Idiotape
22:00-23:00 DBFC
20:30-- 21:30 Weval
18:45-20:00 New Jackson
16:00-18:30 GASH Collective
Sunday
22:50-23:45 Mykki Blanco
21:30- 22:30 RÜFÜS
20:00- 21:00 A Tribe Called Red
18:30-19:30 Formation
17:00-18:00 The Moonlandingz
14:30-16:30 The Early Shift

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Wonderlust
Friday
22:45-Close Donal Dineen
22.00-22.30 Lyra
21.00-22.00 SELK
19:00-20:30 David O’Donovan
Saturday (12.00-6pm with The Irish Times)
23.15-Close Sally Cinnamon
22:15-23:00 Come On Live Long
21:15-22:00 Proper Micro NV
20:15-21:00 Farah Elle
19:15-20:00 Crash Ensemble + Katie Kim
17:45-18:45 Cumann Rhyme With Me
16:45-17:30 Irish Times Presents: Una Mullally’s Hot Tub Pride Machine celebrates Pride weekend with an exploration of Ireland’s queer Hidden Figures.
15:45-16:30 Irish Times Presents: The Hack of Ireland. The likes of Creative Ireland is all well and good, but shouldn’t we just recognise our inner artlessness and embrace the cultural institutions that tell us who we really are as a people? Patrick Freyne, Sally Cinnamon and guests discuss the cultural touchstones that reflect our national soul.
14:45-15:30 Irish Times Presents: Creative Ireland. Can this project transform Ireland’s approach to our creative sectors? Laurence Mackin in discussion with John Concannon (CI), Mary Nally (Drop Everything ) Mary Hickson (Clonmel Junction Festival and Sounds from A Safe Harbour) with Dave Tynan (Heartbreak, We Face This Land, Just Saying)

13:45-14:30 Irish Times Presents: Brexit, Trump and the Right: Time to Resist? Making sense in the aftermath of shock elections either side of the Atlantic with former with former Washington Correspondent Simon Carswell, Sarah Carey + guests
12.00-13.30 Irish Times Presents: The Walk of Shame with The Irish Times Women’s Podcast. Presented by Kathy Sheridan with guests Brid Smith TD, comedian Erin McGathy, campaigner Lucy Watmough and musical guest Mongoose.
Sunday
22.00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Sunday Times!
21.15-22.00 JFDR
19.30-21.00 Young Hearts Run Free Musicophilia: Only Connect, Live in Fragments No Longer. Siobhan Kane in discussion with Emmet Kirwan and Adrian Crowley with performances from both Emmet and Adrian. “
18.30-19.30 Exploring the Cosmos: Join astrologers, Andrew Smith and Karen Morgan in conversation with Ruth Meehan, as they talk about the relevancy of our connection to this cosmic weave on a personal and collective basis, as well as on a historical and contemporary level.
17.30-18.30 Women on Walls: “You cannot be what you cannot see. Joan Mulvihill discusses the recent Women on Walls project with Eithne Harley of Accenture, Pauric Dempsey of RIA and Prof Lydia Lynch of TCD and Harvard Medical School.
16.00-17.30 Love and Courage live at Wonderlust: Joe Caslin + Senator Lynn Ruane in conversation with Ruairí McKiernan
15.00-16.00 Sean Nós Singing Workshop: In this fun, participatory workshop you will be singing a couple of sean-nós songs in no time with with Eithne Ní Chatháin (aka Inni-K) piper Maitiú Ó Casaide
14.00-15.00 Slow Series Slow at Work: Is it possible to slow down at work and still keep up? This conversation witl be hosted by Aoife McElwain with Ross Dungan (Writer) Nathalie Marquez Courtney (Photographer) and Dr Stephen Kinsella (Economist).
13.00-14.00 Still Life: Join artist / designer + survivor Fiona Cribben, creative producer Kathy Scott and musician Margie Lewis for a healing exploration of life from the inside out. This conversation will include visualizations, breath work, Kundalini practices, live music and some notes on self- love, self-care and nutrition.
12.00-13.00 House of Yoga featuring Karla Kelly. At noon on Sunday, House of Yoga will be plugging into Wonderlust WiFi, sending out disco signals so you can upload your Body&Soul for this Freedom Flashmob! House of Yoga is a technology of movement, synchronising body with breath and beat.
11.00-12.00 Today FMs Nadine O’Regan will be recording a very special episode of Songs in the Key of Life with special guest.

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Woodlands
Friday
01:00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Le Boom followed by Lyra
00:00-01:00 Jafaris
22:40-23:30 Mario Batkovic
21:30-22:10 Katie Laffan
Saturday
02:00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Shookrah followed by My House
01:15-02:00 Elaine Mai
00:00-00:45 Joni
22:30-23:30 Cian Finn
21:15-22:00 I Have a Tribe
20:00- 20:45 Jinx Lennon
Sunday
23:15-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Ships followed by BARQ
22:30- 23:15 Kelsey Lu
21:15 -22:00 Skott
19:45-20:45 Brooke Bentham
18:30-19.30 Sing Along Social : Pop Battle

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Pagoda Stage
Friday
00.45-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Wastefellow followed by PrYmary Colours
00.00-00.45 Sylk
23.00-23.45 Spooky Tuesday
21.30-22.15 NC Grey
20.00-20.45 Jafaris
18.30-19.15 Beatrix Nova
17.00-17.45 Melina Malone
Saturday
01.45-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Klark Cant followed by Sam Kinsella
01.00-01.45 Colorama
00.15-00.45 Apollonia Tribal Bellydance
23.00-23.45 Ryan Vail
21.45-22.30 DJ Lex Woo & Burlesqdisco
20.30-21.15 Zaska
19.00-19.45 Sonnets & Sisters
17.45-18.30 Tee Cardaci
16.30-17.15 Cantina Bop Electroswing
15.00-15.45 45 Live: Baz Hickey
13.30-14.15 Al-Jive Mestizo

Sunday
23:00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Alex Smyth followed by Dowth
22.15-23.00 Auxiliary Phoenix Trio
20.45-21.45 DJ Nigel Woods & Live Art by Paola Catizone
19.15-20.15 Megacone
17.45-18.45 Al-Jive Mestizo
16.30-17.30 Pine the Pilcrow
15.15-16.15 The Tiny Quartet
13.30-14.45 GRAND

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Food on Board Stage
Friday 23rd June
23.00-01.00 County Vinyl
22:00-22:40 My Fellow Sponges
20:00- 20:40 Ye Vagabonds
19.00-19.40 Jon Pearson
17.00-19.00 Trawler Park Boys
Saturday 24th June
23.30-01.00 Jeremy Murphy
22.30-23.30 The Correspondents
21:00-21:40 John Conneely Inc
20:00-21:00 Masquerade Ball
19.20-20:00 Nicholas Timothy
18.00-18.40 Skipper’s Alley
16:20-17.00 Claudia Schwab
15.00-15.40 Jon Pearson
14.00-14.30 Sing Along Social
12:00-14.00 Food on Board Beats
Sunday 
23.30-Close Ancillary Entertainment with County Vinyl
22.30-23.30 TooFools
20.30-22.00 Hipster Bingo
19.20-20.00 Ikarumba
18.00-19.20 Trawler Park Boys
17:20-18:00 The Tiny Quartet
15:40-16:20 Nicolas Timothy
14:20-15:20 David Jackson
13.40-14.20 Pine the Pilcrow
12:00-13.40 Food on Board Beats

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Veuve Clicquot Sparkling Conversations Salon
Friday
19.00-20.00 Musomedy by Totally Wired! Music & comedy from Ireland’s oldest & least successful boyband!
18.00-18.45 Bubbles & Banter-Irish Times’ journalist Gemma Tipton & the world’s number one female sommelier Julie Dupouy
Saturday
19.00-20.00 30 Bites-a uniquely irreverent live three-way guide to food with Sophie White, Hilary White & Danny O’Brien
18.00-18.45 Life Behind the Lens-Chef Kevin Thornton illustrates the visual aspect of food as art
17.00-17.45 Food & Champagne Pairing-with sommelier Julie Dupouy and Irish Times journalist Gemma Tipton
16.00-16.45 Ali Dunworth presents Here’s One I Made Earlier featuring Katie Sanderson talking about her White Mausu sauce
15.00-15.45 Health, Happiness & Handstands with The Happy Pear
14.00-14.45 The Perfect Summer Combo-growing berries & tasting Champagne with GIY’s Karen O’Donohoe & Susan & Judith Boyle
13.00-13.45 The Taste Trends 2017 presented by TheTaste.ie’s Darina Coffey
12.00-12.45 When Life gives you Vinegar, Make Vinaigrette! with Virginia O’Gara from My Goodness
Sunday
19.00-20.00 Talking Funny! Comedian Danny O’Brien brings the laughs & talks all things festival
18.00-18.45 My Kitchen Rules with chefs Gary O’Hanlon & Frankie Mallon
17.00-17.45 Hey good looking, what you got shucking? With Niall Sabongi from Klaw Dublin
16.00-16.45 This could be heaven! Champagne & chocolate with Susan & Judith Boyle
15.00-15.45 Chef & producer Kwanghi Chan reveals the secrets to The Best Spice Bag You’ll Ever Eat!
14.00-14.45 Booze, Bitters & Botanicals! Put summer in your glass with Theresa Storey of The Green Apron
13.00-13.45 The Food Empathy Revolution! with Karen O’Donohoe, community manager with GIY
12.00-12.45 A Journey into Coffee-talking and cupping with Ben Craig from Root & Branch

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Absolut Bar
Friday
01.30-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Fish Go Deep
00.00-01.30 Stevie G
23.20-00.00 Arveene & Friends
23.00-23.20 Loosysmokes
21.30-23.00 Colm Motherway
19.30-21.30 Vinyl Below
18.00-19.30 Rob Le Nan
16.30-18.00 Aoife O’Neill
15.00-16.30 Ciara Brady
Saturday
01.00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Billy Scurry followed by Lumo DJs
00.00-01.00 Timmy Stewart
23.20-00.00 Bon Voyage (Live)
23.00-23.20 Loosysmokes
22.00-23.00 Johnny Moy
21.00-22.00 Cyril Briscoe
20.00-21.00 Black Bones (DJ set)
19.00-20.00 DJ Deece
18.00-19.00 Bazza Ranks & MC Kwasi
17.00-18.00 Aoife Nic Canna

16.00-17.00 JOMA
15.00-16.00 Colin Devine
14.00-15.00 Jon Pierce
13.00-14.00 Baz Hickey
12.00-13.00 Jack Thompson
Sunday
23.20-Close Ancillary Entertainment with **** Robot (DFA) followed by JonJo Jury & Joshua James (Savage)
23.00-23.20 Loosysmokes
21.30-23.00 Get Down Edits
20.00-21.00 Kelly-Anne Byrne
19.00-20.00 Ruth Kavanagh
18.00-19.00 Eddie Kay
17.00-18.00 Arveene x Shamon Cassette
16.00-17.00 Deadbots
15.00-16.00 Mix & Fairbanks
14.00-15.00 Donal Dineen
13.00-14.00 Jimmy Rouge
12.00-13.00 Ivan Varian

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Vodafone Comedy Tent
Friday
20.00-21.00 Al Porter
Saturday
19.00-19.40 David O’ Doherty
18.30-19.00 Chris Kent
18.00-18.30 Joanne McNally
17.30-18.00 Karl Spain
17.00-17.30 Fred Cooke
16.00-17.00 Dublin Comedy Improv
15.30-16.00 Colum McDonnell
15.00-15.30 Gearóid Farrelly
14.30-15.00 Danny O’ Brien
14.00-14.30 Niamh Marron
13.00-14.00 The Alison Spittle Show
12.00-13.00 Punchlion Kid’s Comedy Club
Sunday
18.00-18.40 Damian Clark
17.30-18.00 John Lynn
17.00-17.30 Eleanor Tiernan
16.30-17.00 John Colleary
16.00-16.30 Catherine Bohart
15.30-16.00 Andrea Farrell
15.00-15.30 Steve Bennett
14.30-15.00 Hannah Mamalis’ Comedy Brunch
13.00-14.30 Bingo Loco
11.00-11.55 Donal Vaughan’s Science Magic

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Bulmers Lounge
Friday
01.45-Close Ancillary Entertainment with The Jimmy Cake
01.00-01.45 Percolator
23.45-00.30 Ten Past Seven
22.30-23.15 Cranky Face
21.15-22.00 RED PILL Poetry Collective
19.45-21.00 Will It Fit In The Van?
18.30-19.15 Fizzy Drinks with Two Straws
Saturday
01:45-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Fixity
01.00-01.45 BARQ
23.45-00.30 Shookrah
22.30-23.15 Character Development Cypher
21.15-22.15 Lords Of Strut
20.15-21.00 Tempermental Miss Elayneous
19.00-19.45 John Cummins: Poetician
18.15-19.00 Moth & Butterfly
17.15-18.00 REIC
16.15-17.00 Stephen James Smith
15.15-16.00 Cormac Begley and Friends
13.45-14.45 Scene of the Rhyme
12.00-13.30 Swingin’ out
Sunday
00.00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with The Latchikos
23.15-00.00 Zaska
22.00-22.45 SILLK
20.45-21.30 Ailbhe Reddy
19.30-20.15 The Ocelots
18.15-19.00 The Bonny Men
17.00-17.45 Liam & Hajime w/ Stephen Heffernan
15.30-16.30 Return of the Mackerel Eaters
14.00-15.00 Eamonn from Menswear
12.50-13.30 OutStraight
12.00-12.45 The Lalala Choir

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Library of Progress
Friday
19.00-20.45 Emmet Kirwan’s Rhymes and Beats
17.45-18:55 FACTION with Blindboy Boatclub- a fast-moving, irrerverent debate that seeks to separate fact from fiction on a major political issue
Saturday
19.00-20.45 Emmet Kirwan’s Rhymes and Beats
17.35-18.55 Illuminate!
16.30-17.30 WASTED!- A grown-up debate about the positive side of drugs and psychedelics
15.20-16.20 My Secret Planet with Dr. Eddie Murphy-Desert Island Discs meets On the Psychiatrist’s Couch.
14.00-15.15 The Rick O’Shea Book Club: It Could Be Worse-Writing About the Near Future
12.00-13.45 Salon du Chat-Speed debating, chit without the chat.
Sunday
19.50-20.45 The Metabolix
18.00-19.45 Emmet Kirwan’s Rhymes and Beats
16.30-17.50 Illuminate!
15.20-16.20 FACTION with Blindboy Boatclub-a fast-moving, irrerverent debate that seeks to separate fact from fiction on a major political issue
14.00-15.15 The Rick O’Shea Book Club: It Could Be Worse-Writing About the Near Future
12.00-13.45 Salon du Chat-Speed debating, chit without the chat.

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Dark & Stormy Bar
Friday
23.00-00.00 Emmet Homebeat
21.00-23.00 Jay Skelly
20.00-21.00 Baby, Red & Wolf
18.00-20.00 Tee Cardaci
15.00-18.00 Pear
Saturday
00.00-01.45 Eoin Cody
22.00-00.00 Eoin
21.00-22.00 Aoife O’Neill
19.00-21.00 Saturday Times! w/ Barry, John & Colm K
18.00-19.00 Breen
15.00-18.00 Ger Z
14.00-15.00 Hatchett Job
12.00-14.00 King Kuna
Sunday
22.00-Close Closing Party w/ DIP
20.00-22.00 Gash Collective
18.00-20.00 Dim The Lights
17.00-18.00 Melly
16.00-17.00 Repeater w/ Sias, Melly & Lumigraph
14.00-16.00 EXS w/ Conor Phelan & Sally Cinnamon
13.00-14.00 Conor Phelan
12.00-13.00 Caoilian Sherlock

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Reckless in Love
Friday - Alice 
02.00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with Byron Yeates
01.00-02.00 Automatic Tasty (Live)
23.30-01.00 Cait
21.00-23.30 Eoin + Breen
Saturday - Homebeat 
02.00-Close Ancillary Entertainment with John Daly
01.00-02.00 ELLLL (Live)
23.00-01.00 Neil Flynn
22.00-23.00 Bantum (Live)
20.00-22.00 Dip
18.00-20.00 Major Problems DJs
16.00-18.00 Lumo DJs
15.00-17.00 The Soul Games
14.00-16.00 Homebeat DJs
Sunday - Maeve 
14.00-close Maeve DJs

Arne_Saknussem

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Body&Soul Stage
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Nice one man, legend.

jmauel

Does anyone know when the campsite opens on Friday. I cant seem to find the detail on the body and soul website?

Useful.Idiot

jmauel wrote: »

Does anyone know when the campsite opens on Friday. I cant seem to find the detail on the body and soul website?

On Facebook they said at midday.

draiochtanois

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Korvanica

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Probably the Muddy app. Its a pile of ****e.



Are there any clashfinders made ?

Edit: https://clashfinder.com/s/bodysoul2017

phunkadelic

Any word on the names on tickets, they will hardly try and enforce that?

roll

is there an updated site map available?

dadoffay

phunkadelic wrote: »

Any word on the names on tickets, they will hardly try and enforce that?

Unless they want to check 15000 ID cards, they cannot enforce that, so no worries.

Electric Nitwit

Campervan question....

We're hiring one for the first time this year, bit clueless about the whole thing. Are there any facilities for water, waste etc?

I'm assuming not, if so does anyone know anywhere on the way back to Dublin where you can empty the waste tank? Have to drop it back cleaned out

Knex*

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Campervan question....

We're hiring one for the first time this year, bit clueless about the whole thing. Are there any facilities for water, waste etc?

I'm assuming not, if so does anyone know anywhere on the way back to Dublin where you can empty the waste tank? Have to drop it back cleaned out

No, no facilities like that. You've to be self sufficient.

Afraid I don't know about the waste tank.

PabloAndRoy

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Campervan question....

We're hiring one for the first time this year, bit clueless about the whole thing. Are there any facilities for water, waste etc?

I'm assuming not, if so does anyone know anywhere on the way back to Dublin where you can empty the waste tank? Have to drop it back cleaned out

When you say waste, you mean the chemical toilet drop? ... At B&S, everyone uses the portaloos that are in the campervan field. If you mean the waste water tank, then you have to be a little more innovative. I know some people just leave the outlet open for the weekend. Some others open it before leaving (this can be quite smelly). Others find a drain on the side of the road...

As for fresh water, there is always water somewhere, but you need to think about how you get it from the tap to your van and then how you get it in the tank (this 2nd part can be tricky if you are not prepared). Best to ensure that your water is topped up fully before arrival and only use it for washing. Bring some large bottles form Lidl for drinking/making coffee etc... I never ran out of water over a 3 day festival.

If you don't know much about campervans, find a neighbour with experience when you park up Friday. If you run into any issues, campervanners are generally a very helpful bunch.

Electric Nitwit

Cheers guys
PabloAndRoy - do you mean everyone just goes to the portaloos or people empty their vans toilet waste into them afterwards? I like the idea of not going out in the night but am I just being lazy?
Got a load of drinking water in ready so don't expect to use much of the vans supply, just a little wash like you say. Just wasn't sure what the process was for getting rid of it afterwards - tried calling the place we're hiring from but the guy was a tool.

PabloAndRoy

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Cheers guys
PabloAndRoy - do you mean everyone just goes to the portaloos or people empty their vans toilet waste into them afterwards? I like the idea of not going out in the night but am I just being lazy?
Got a load of drinking water in ready so don't expect to use much of the vans supply, just a little wash like you say. Just wasn't sure what the process was for getting rid of it afterwards - tried calling the place we're hiring from but the guy was a tool.

Yes, people empty their van's toilet waste into them every morning. Don't be going out in the night. Its cold out there and you have a toilet on board.

With regard to the waste, if you pull into a motorway parking spot, there are usually drains on the side. Depending on which side your outlet is, you can probably use that spot.

Oh by the way running the fridge on gas is an absolute winner. Keep your food drinks cold for the weekend and is very economical. So, make sure they show you how it works .. and if they don't, find someone like me to help you out. As i said campervanners are 99% helpful.

Electric Nitwit

Brilliant, thanks a million - sounds like it should all be straight forward, can't wait now :-)

Korvanica

Anyone any idea when the Site Map will be released ?

o Fiac

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