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06 Sept 2025
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A leading Irish band pulled out all the stops during their main stage set on Saturday at Electric Picnic, as they made an "Irish Dancing Mosh Pit".
As you would expect, Offaly band Chasing Abbey drew a large to the main stage on Saturday with a sea of Offaly jerseys on display.
The Oh My Johnny singers had revellers on their toes throughout and even got an Irish dancing mosh pit going with one Picnicker showing off her skills as a large circle formed to cheer her on.
@chasingabbey This was insane!! EP 2024 had it all. #electricpicnic #ep2024 #irishmusic #dancing ♬ Learning To Dance (Lanigan’s Ball) - Chasing Abbey
The viral clip has racked up over 165,000 views and 10,000 likes since the band posted to their TikTok account.
Tickets for Electric Picnic 2025 will go on sale at 9am on Wednesday, August 21. The Loyalty Scheme and General Admission tickets will be available along with Family Camping.
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