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Electric Picnic 

Irish music festival, second biggest irish festival behind Oxegen. Or as wikipedia puts it ''Has received international acclaim as Irelands Glastonbury''
Unlike Oxegen it focuses on more than just music & drinking, often considered better by those who have gone to both as the crowd that attend it are big music lovers due to the nature of bands that get called to it. Whilst the bands that attend aren't nearly as big internationally as those that play at Oxegen, EP has carved a niche in showcasing diverse artists whilst still getting big band names.

Is seen by some as a ''rite of initiation'' into 3rd level education in Ireland whilst Oxegen holds the title for being the festival to attend after national exams ie Leaving Certificate.

Either ways 3 days with your friends, listening to music & camping in the back arse of nowhere can only bring good memories
Electric Picnic was set up in 2004 as a one day festival & has now become a 3day festival with previous years getting bands like
Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Seasick Steve, Elbow, Sigur Ros, Modest Mouse, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, Imelda May, Klaxons, Mumford & Sons
(just to name some more popular artists from diverse genres)
Electric Picnic by Dum1&Dum2 May 22, 2011
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