If Beyond The Pale is on your festival bucket list this summer, now’s the time to make your move. Weekend tickets are now on their final release, while Saturday and Sunday day tickets are also becoming limited.

Now celebrating its fifth edition, Beyond The Pale is bringing one of its biggest and most exciting line-ups to date. Music lovers can look forward to performances from Caribou, Primal Scream, Soulwax, Father John Misty and a special appearance from Mike D of the Beastie Boys. Dance fans are also in for a treat, with Honey Dijon, Ben Klock and Groove Armada set to keep the energy high all weekend long.

The Irish line-up is stacked too, featuring some of the country’s most exciting acts, including Kojaque, NewDad, BIIRD, Bricknasty, Curtisy and Madra Salach.

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Beyond The Pale has always been about more than just music, and this year is no exception. Across the festival site, you’ll find a huge range of stages and spaces, including the Main Stage, Selective Memory, Cirrus Garden, Strawberry Fields, Púc Fada, Club Cúcu, Hi Pony! and the brand-new Outpost Stage with RTÉ 2FM Live.

Away from the stages, festival-goers can explore the biggest arts programme in Beyond The Pale’s history, with more than 90 artworks, performances and events taking place throughout the weekend. Expect comedy, cabaret, immersive theatre, roaming performers and plenty of surprises along the way.

Food and wellness have also had a serious upgrade this year. The Spice Bag Edition, curated by Ali Dunworth, promises talks, tastings and plenty of chef-led fun, while Host, Ibíle and Reggie’s will bring unique dining experiences to the festival grounds.

If you’re looking for a moment to recharge between sets, the Anam Kara Wellness and RISE areas will offer a range of wellness experiences designed to help you slow down and reset before heading back into the action.

Located just 30 minutes from Dublin, Beyond The Pale is one of the easiest festivals to get to this summer. Direct return buses will operate from Dublin City Centre and Bray DART Station, while Thursday Early Access is available for campers who want to settle in before the festival officially kicks off.

For those planning to stay on-site, be quick. Campervan passes are already 85% sold out, while glamping is almost fully booked. New additions to the glamping area this year include saunas, hot tubs, a private bar and a sheltered chill-out space.

With a world-class line-up, an incredible arts programme, unforgettable food experiences and plenty of opportunities to unwind, Beyond The Pale 2026 is shaping up to be one of the highlights of the summer festival season.

For tickets, accommodation options and everything you need to plan your visit, head to Beyond The Pale | Festival