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SOAK will perform at this year's Feile
Féile 2025, Derry’s largest community arts festival is set to launch its biggest ever programme, with over 130 events taking place at 60 venues across the Bogside, Brandywell, Creggan, Bishop Street, and Fountain and city centre between 6th and 15th August 6-15.
This year’s festival will feature headline music events with some of Ireland’s greatest musical talent, including legendary Irish trad artist Martin Hayes and local homegrown superstar SOAK.
Our headline debates and discussions will include an in-depth conversation with veteran BBC journalist Peter Taylor who has been reporting on the conflict in Ireland for over five decades, and other events focusing on Ireland’s constitutional future.
A key topic of this year’s festival will be the ongoing genocide in Gaza which will be reflected in music, film, art and discussions events.
Féile 2025 will also see the largest ever offering of family gatherings and community celebrations across the neighbourhoods with events for all ages, alongside our flagship sporting events, exhibitions and screenings of award-winning films.
Full details of this year’s events will be announced on Monday July 14th and we’re excited to share our full programme with you!
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