Newdad, The Scratch and The Mary Wallopers will headline Fall Right Into Place when it returns to Claregalway Castle this September. Many more acts will be announced over the coming months.
Taking place from the 16-18 September, the line-up has been carefully curated to reflect the Strange Brew ethos, honed over 20 years promoting concerts and artists, and features friends, old and new.
There is a full craft bar from the good people at Galway Bay Brewery, a wine and cheese bar and tasty food from the Dela Foodtruck and Weird Dough Pizza.
Tickets are €35 (+charges ) per day and are available from www.fallrightintoplace.ie and www.strangebrew.ie There is also a return bus service available, going from Galway Cathedral and back to Galway’s West End for a late night music trail in Róisín Dubh, The Blue Note, Massimo, Bierhaus and Salthouse.
"This is more like a reboot of Fall Right Into Place than a second year! We were operating under a lot of restrictions for the first one in 2021, but I think everyone could see the potential for what it could become when things returned to normal," said Gugai.
"It was so magical last year, a real balm for the soul at a difficult time, a very emotional experience for a lot of people. Myself included.
"I am very happy to be able to invite back some of the acts who performed last year, as well as plenty of new ones. There’ are some big changes too: capacity has been expanded, it’s no longer all seated.
"We have Galway Bay Brewery on board, so there’s going to be a wonderful array of craft beers available. The buses run back to Galway’s Westend after, as well for a late night music trail. The perfect way to wrap up the festival season," he said.
