Ireland’s much-loved independent music and campervan festival, Vantastival, has revealed its second wave of artists for the upcoming September event.
Returning to Beaulieu House and Gardens in Co. Louth from September 19th–21st, 2025, the festival will once again combine live music, family-friendly fun, and a strong community atmosphere.
With the initial lineup already featuring HousePlants, Junior Brother, and The Bonny Men, the new announcement adds a host of names including Phil Hartnoll (Orbital), Ispíní na hÉireann, Gemma Hayes, Susan O’Neill, GrooveLine, Elaine Mai, The Love Buzz, R.S.A.G., Negro Impacto, Wolff, Jinx Lennon, Corner Boy, Hotgirl, Rachel Mae Hannon, David Geraghty, Neosupervital, Reevah, Lōwli, and many more.
Vantastival is renowned for showcasing Irish talent across a mix of genres, from indie and folk to punk and electronic. Since its debut in 2010, the event has become more than just a festival — it’s a gathering for friends, families, and music lovers of all ages, with its campervan culture playing a central role in its identity.
Beyond the music, the festival programme includes the popular Cully & Sully Campervan Cook-Off, which challenges contestants to prepare a two-course meal in their camper kitchens, and an expanded kids’ area packed with bubbles, circus skills, open mic, comedy, and face painting.
Festival Director and Co-Founder, Louise Tangney, said: “This second wave of acts highlights the incredible depth and creativity in Irish music right now. With experiences like the Campervan Cook-Off and an expanded family programme, Vantastival 2025 is shaping up to be our most ambitious and unforgettable edition yet.”
Set against the backdrop of the 17th-century Beaulieu estate, with stages dotted through woodland and meadows by the River Boyne, Vantastival offers a unique blend of music, history, and community.
Tickets are on sale now via Eventbrite and www.vantastival.com/tickets.
