The multi-award-winning Stendhal Festival has announced the third and final raft of musical performers set to take to the stages at Ballymully Cottage Farm, Limavady, this June 30 to July 2.

The final 19 acts bring the total number of musical performances at this year’s festival to 66, and these new acts will join the likes of Lisa McHugh, Sister Sledge, Villagers, Simon and Oscar of Ocean Colour Scene, Hayseed Dixie and loads more in a stellar and varied line-up.

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Just announced are Bronagh Gallagher (who will headline the Thursday night), DJ Yoda, Scratch Perverts, Here Come The Landed Gentry, The Streetwise Samba Band, The Unholy Gospel Choir, NI Opera, Hyfin, Louise Da Costa, Big Jelly, Rory Nellis, Emet, Will Softly, Weston Loney, Dowry Strings, Heart Shaped, Molly Hogg, Jude Dude and Cartin.

Festival Director Ross Parkhill says he is delighted at the exciting, varied and eclectic line-up for the 12th edition of Stendhal Festival.

“The line-up has come together really well this year,” he said. “We obviously have a huge, globally-known headline act in Sister Sledge, who will no doubt put on a show to remember.

“We have a headliner in Villagers, who are very different but have cultivated a stellar catalogue of music and amassed a great following; and Bronagh Gallagher headlining the Thursday means that we will kick the event off in a very classy fashion.”