Páirc Festival in Birmingham - the road closures for August Bank Holiday Irish music & culture event

A limited number of road closures will be in place while the Páirc Festiva festival takes place this weekend
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Páirc Festival is back this the August Bank weekend with another great line-up to enjoy.

Held at the New Irish Centre in Kings Heath for the second year, the festival is on course to be the biggest event of its kind.

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Last year attracted hundreds of festival goers to the huge open air site at the former Stadium Club on Wheelers Lane and there’s once again an impressive array of artists to entertain the crowds on Saturday and Sunday August 26 & 27. The headline acts have been confirmed as Van Morrison, The Waterboys, Mary Blackand Nathan Carter.

Road closures in place for festival

The festival’s organisers have confirmed a limited number of road closures will be in place while the festival takes place this weekend. On both Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 August, Wheelers Lane and Barn Lane will be closed throughout the day. Wheelers Lane will be closed from 10am to 11pm, and Barn Lane will also be closed from 10am to 11pm.

Saturday and Sunday line-up times

Saturday:

  • 11.45am Bang on the Ear
  • 13:00 The Father Teds
  • 14:15 Mary Coughlan
  • 15:45 All Folk’d Up
  • 17:15 Derek Ryan
  • 18:45 Mary Black
  • 20:30 Van Morrison
  • 22:05 Danny Darcy
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Sunday:

  • 11:25 Cairde
  • 12:25 On The Sesh
  • 13:50 Legend of Luke Kelly
  • 15:10 Ceol
  • 16:40 The Fureys
  • 18:10 The High Kings
  • 19:45 Nathan Carter
  • 21:30 The Waterboys

Tickets are available here starting at £55 for an adult day ticket, £88 for an adult weekend ticket, and £220 for a family ticket of 2 adults and 2 children. VIP tickets are also available for the weekend.

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