2026 Lineup

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  • Bog Bodies are a contemporary Irish folk ensemble blending traditional instrumentation with modern songwriting and themes drawn from Irish mythology, archaeology and environmental consciousness. Founded by songwriter and archaeologist Dan Maher, the band’s work explores Ireland’s ancient landscapes while engaging with present-day cultural and ecological issues. The group combine fiddle, harmony vocals, bass, drums and traditional influences to create a distinctive sound sometimes described as “heavy folk” or “Bog Rock”. Their music draws on storytelling traditions rooted in Ireland’s mythological and archaeological heritage while presenting these themes through contemporary arrangements and performance. Bog Bodies have performed widely across Ireland at major festivals including Electric Picnic, Doolin Folk Festival, Stendhal Festival, Fuinneamh Festival, Ireland Music Week and Other Voices in 2025. The band’s debut album Reclaim the Ritual established them as an innovative voice within the contemporary Irish folk and trad landscape, combining traditional themes with modern sonic influences. Their work has received praise across Irish music media and has been recognised for its unique blending of heritage and contemporary songwriting.

  • Xiuh is a music duo from Mexico that blends vocals, harp, woodwinds, chill beats, and Aztec drumming to create a harmonious medicine music vibe. Rooted in ancient tradition and philosophy, their lyrics delve into deep spiritual realms. They navigate their artistic journey with gratitude and self-awareness, infusing both their music and their lives with a profound sense of oneness with Mother Earth.

  • Patrick is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-song writer from Westmeath. His songs are inspired by life, death and the seasons of nature. Patrick sings songs for the love, healing and acknowledgment of the ancestral lines we have come from. Playing bouzouki and whistle, he blends a mix of original songs, traditional tunes and re-worked older songs. 

  • The Cedar Dobson band plans to bring new sounds, powerful energy, and emotionally sensitive musical performances to each concert, festival, and event this year. They hope to take listeners on a musical journey, from fast-paced tunes to slow and beautiful songs. With the elements of stories and audience participation, their aim is to connect with the audience on a deep level. They feel that there is a sense of magic within music, which is at the core of our sound, driven by passion. They incorporate the Irish language in our songs and stories, bring elements of genre fusion, and add delicate touches of dreamy effects. Sharing their love for original music and original arrangements of the music with others is one of their greatest joys. Creating a fun, joyful, and memorable experience is their aim.

  • Réalta, the dynamic Belfast-based traditional group, are an exciting act on the Irish music scene earning stellar reviews for their live performances and innovative approach to traditional melodies. Réalta have toured extensively throughout Europe, Asia and North America and their unique approach to the genre have made them a festival favourite. Featuring uilleann pipes, whistles, guitars, mandolin, bodhrán and fiddle, the band's infectious energy, impressive musicianship, creativity and deep love for the music is evident throughout every performance. Listeners can expect to journey through energetic reels, rhythmic jigs, soulful airs and thought-provoking songs... blending words and melodies from sources both old and new.

  • Aléhli is an Irish-Mexican musician, singer, songwriter, and cultural storyteller whose music bridges ancestral memory, ritual, and sound. Her music medicine project fuses traditional instruments from Mexico and diverse cultures around the world with the atmospheric textures and melodic influences of Northern Europe, creating immersive soundscapes that are both contemporary and deeply rooted in ancestral traditions. Drawing from Indigenous Mexican ceremonial practices and Celtic mysticism, Aléhli weaves together organic textures, ritual percussion, evocative vocals, and poetic storytelling. Inspired by the sacred relationship between humanity, nature, and ancestral wisdom, her songs invite listeners into spaces of remembrance, healing, and connection. Inspired by the Earth, the elements, and collective memory, Aléhli creates music that serves as a bridge between continents, cultures, and traditions. More than performances, her offerings are ceremonial experiences that awaken ancestral remembrance, honor the sacred, and invite audiences to reconnect with their origins through the universal language of sound.

  • ELFÉ is a journey-led DJ and ecstatic dance facilitator who weaves deep, tribal basslines with intention, presence, and soul. Irish-born, she began her DJ journey in Berlin's iconic nightclub scene before returning home to Ireland, where she now moves fluidly between worlds: club nights, Irish festivals, and forest floors alike. A resident with Ecstatic Dance Ireland, Elfé is passionate about conscious rave culture and the power of ecstatic dance to bring people home to their bodies. She has played festivals including Éalú le Grá, Fuinneamh, and Hidden Hearth, bridging rave and ritual wherever she goes, fusing tribal percussion, funky basslines, and organic groove into sets that breathe and evolve. Her offering at Wild & Well is to Bring the Wild, Root the Well - unleash the wild, ground in the groove and land on the earth.

  • CHACHØU [shah-shoo] is a French DJ, producer, and co-founder of Mindset, INTO THE VOID, and REWILDING, based in Cork, Ireland. Known for her uplifting, groove-driven sets, she blends rolling house, groovy tech house, afro influences, melodic house, and organic rhythms into feel-good musical journeys that get people moving from the very first beat. Drawing on years of experience across Europe and North America, CHACHØU has performed everywhere from intimate club dancefloors to festivals, most recently Rewild Festival. Her sets are playful, energetic, and deeply connected to the crowd, creating spaces where people can let go, dance freely, and connect through music. Whether behind the decks at a wellness gathering, an open-air festival, or an underground venue, her passion is simple: bringing people together through rhythm, positive energy, and unforgettable moments on the dancefloor.

  • Ru O’Shea is a folk musician and songwriter, drawing on the deep well of traditional song to connect, heal, and bring people together. His work in the Arts in Healthcare/Community Musician space centres on facilitating group ballad singing; creating shared spaces where people can participate and express themselves. As a performer, he weaves reimagined folk ballads with original songs cut from the same cloth—songs of love, death, resistance, history and folklore. His debut single, Fox of Nine Tails, was released in 2026.

  • Jenny is a musician, yoga teacher and guide who facilitates Kirtan & mantra circles as well as writing her own original music. She is the founder of Ogham Yoga School and offers teacher trainings exploring practice through the lens of non-dual tantra, somatic yoga and meditation. She also teaches and sings through the medium of the Irish language and has worked as an Irish teacher in various different capacities. She is passionate about reclaiming the connection to land & language by exploring and integrating the connection between body and voice. 

  • Libyan-born Farah El Neihum - also known as Farah Elle, began composing music at the age of 10. Teaching herself to play the piano and writing poetry to coincide with it in her teenage years, led her on to study Modern Music at BIMM Dublin University - acquiring a degree in Songwriting and later qualifying in various forms of holistic healing methods in order to explore music as a means of self-expression and personal development. In 2022, Farah Elle released her debut album FATIMA, named after her mother - marking the culmination of a near decade of work. Weaving traditional Arabic melodies into the tapestry of her music, Farah’s compositions meld her combined North African and Irish heritage to create a sound that is thoroughly contemporary and completely her own. Currently, Farah's approach to songwriting is ever- changing, keeping in flow with the nature of life. Farah continues to create music, collaborating with musicians of all creeds, performing concerts both nationwide and internationally - as well as using music as a means of share the knowledge she has acquired on her path as an Artist who is passionate about justice and healing, by facilitating music & wellness workshops to people of all ages and backgrounds.

  • Marcin (Didgeridoo Jedi) is a cosmic DJ, sound therapist, shamanic practitioner, and sonic artist with over 20 years of experience as a didgeridoo player and DJ, and more than 15 years working with sound healing and vibrational therapy. Didgeridoo Jedi's performance is a sonic initiation. A raw convergence of tribal electonic music and live didgeridoo, where deep, rolling basslines intertwine with ancient breath and bone. Each sound is sculpted in real time, reading the crowd, the didgeridoo layered on the music, breathing through it. Hypnotic rhythms, primal pulses and ecstatic grooves unravel like a living presence. The dancefloor becomes a ritual space: a place where instinct awakens, bodies remember, and something older than language begins to move. Rooted in shamanic sound traditions and driven by modern electronic force, this is a journey through shadow and light, tension and release, earth and electricity.

  • Mass with the Lads create spontaneous, immersive sound journeys that blend ancient rhythm with modern texture. Each performance is fully improvised — a living, breathing dialogue between handpan, electric guitar, loops, and low-fi beats, and the audience.

    Their sound moves between meditative stillness and deep, hypnotic groove — equally at home under open skies or in late-night festival tents. Guided by intuition and connection, Mass with the Lads invite listeners into a space of healing, movement, and collective presence.

  • Lester Seal is a sound healing and electroganica artist offering immersive, ceremonial performances that bridge music, meditation, and nature-based ritual. Using looping, flutes, shakers, crystal bowls, chimes, and voice, he crafts organic, otherworldly soundscapes that guide audiences into alpha and theta brainwave states. His work carries the rhythm of the forest, the power of the storm, and an invitation to reconnect with self, earth, and the subtle realms beyond the physical.

  • Ciara Sherlock is a multidisciplinary therapist specialising in psychedelics, with a decade of experience in psilocybin mushroom therapy and retreat facilitation. Other pillars of her work include Shamanic counselling, bodywork and birthwork, which she often uses in combination to create a holistic pathway to healing. She is passionate about integrated transformational states of consciousness and how this type of work can bring us into closer connection with ourselves, each other and the natural world. With a special interest in foraging, she also has a passion for teaching people how to identify our native plant medicine Liberty Cap mushrooms in the wild, which led her to write her book "The Spirit of the Liberty Cap: A Guide to Foraging & Journeying with Liberty Cap Mushrooms". Learn more at www.ciarasherlock.com.

  • Tyrell’s gift of music is a force that must be experienced to be understood. Years of diligent instrumental practice combined with incredible intuitive musicality and a strong passion for world music make his musical offerings akin to a transformative experience for those who are open to receive it. While he would never call himself a sound healer - he is firmly a musician - his music, songs and chants tend to have healing imprints on the people experiencing them; often opening understandings and insights, inner visions, and a deeper sense of presence and stillness within the body.

  • Aoife & Paul are a brother and sister duo offering immersive sound journeys rooted in holistic practices, psychotherapy, vocal work, and shamanic-informed practice. Their work brings together therapeutic awareness and intuitive sound to create spaces where people can slow down, reconnect, and explore their inner landscape. Drawing from their backgrounds in psychotherapy, wellbeing facilitation and music, they approach each session with care, presence, and respect for individual experience. They have mentored with and journeyed with teachers from all oved Ireland and the world. They have woven together their shamanic practices into a personal tapestry and expression that has become their personal spirituality. They are respectful of lineage, land and tradition. Through voice, instruments, and deep listening, they guide participants into states that support reflection and restoration.

  • Lydia Burnell is an art psychotherapist and yoga teacher who loves to witness people discovering and recovering their creativity as both their birthright and an innate, eternal source of insight, empowerment, connection and healing. She offers mythopoetic workshops that weave creativity with ceremony and storytelling as a way of facilitating participants to encounter the treasure-trove of wisdom within their unconscious. She is also passionate about empowering female survivors of domestic violence via her work for Women’s Aid, and believes that authentic individual and communal creative expression would cure the mental health epidemic and is a perfect antidote for the woes of the Western world.

  • Sarah Possié RM is a Registered Midwife and women’s health specialist with over 16 years of clinical experience in reproductive, hormonal and integrative care. She is the Founder and Clinical Director of Possié Integrative Medicine, a progressive private women’s health clinic based in Swords, Co. Dublin, delivering modern medicine with safety, dignity and clarity at its core. Sarah’s work bridges conventional midwifery with systems-based integrative medicine, focusing on the interconnected relationship between hormonal signalling, gut health and nervous system regulation. She specialises in fertility optimisation, pregnancy and postnatal care, perimenopause and menopause transitions, and the complex hormonal shifts that affect mood, metabolism and neurodivergent women’s health. Her approach recognises that women’s symptoms rarely exist in isolation — and that clarity comes from understanding patterns rather than suppressing surface concerns. At Possié Integrative Medicine, she provides extended 90-minute Women’s Systems Consultations, structured care pathways, follow-up support, IV nutrient therapy, and adjunctive therapies such as colonic hydrotherapy — all delivered within regulated clinical governance and trauma-informed practice. She is known for creating environments where women feel safe enough to speak openly and informed enough to make confident decisions about their care. In addition to her clinical practice, Sarah is a speaker, educator and author who is passionate about advancing the standard of women’s healthcare in Ireland. Her philosophy is simple but firm: women remain the authority over their own bodies. Through thoughtful, structured and deeply considered medicine, she aims to set a new gold standard in women’s health — one built on integration, expertise and human dignity.

  • IIDALA (Iida-Leena Materasu) is a writer, GPBA-certified SOURCE Process and Breathwork practitioner and teacher, and a creative mother. Her work unfolds in a nondual, non-judgemental space, informed by Kashmiri Shaivism, long-term embodied practice, somatic psychology, and close relationship with nature. She explores presence in real life: in the body, in breath, in parenting, in creative work, in moments of contraction and opening as a lived experience. IIDALA works 1:1 through counselling, biodynamic bodywork, and SOURCE Process and Breathwork, and facilitates international trainings, retreats and warm water breathwork retreats. Her spaces are slow, safe, and precise, supporting deepening, contemplation, clarity, and honest self-meeting without fixing or performance. Her writing and teaching translate practical spirituality into something you can actually live.

  • DraíOcht is a wellness and creative facilitating community rooted in Sligeach (Sligo), in the northwest of Ireland. Guided by the belief that everyone carries their own unique rhythm, DraíOcht creates spaces where people of all ages and abilities can reconnect with themselves and one another in a shared circle.

    Through the power of the drum, the warmth of a cup of tea or cacao in moments of stillness and silence, and the wild, freeing expression of movement and dance, DraíOcht invites participants to explore their natural vibration. Each gathering becomes a living circle — of sound, of presence, of people — where individuality and unity meet.

    DraíOcht’s events and workshops are designed to be inclusive, welcoming all-ages & abilities throughout our seasonal calendar of Events and Workshops in a shared Circle.

  • Juliana is a Brazilian visual artist based in Sligo, Ireland. She believes art can exist everywhere and take many forms, which is why she loves exploring different techniques, materials, and surfaces. Deeply inspired by nature, femininity, and emotion, her work combines painting, textiles, and storytelling in an intuitive and personal way. Alongside her artistic practice, she creates creative workshops that invite people to slow down, explore their creativity, and express themselves freely — without pressure, perfection, or needing previous experience.

  • Johnny Coyne is an Irish adventurer, entrepreneur, and storyteller from Clonbur, Co. Galway. Known for completing a world-first kayaking journey from Ireland to Istanbul, traveling over 5,000 km across 13 countries, Johnny’s story is one of resilience, risk-taking, and finding purpose through adventure.

    At Wild & Well, Johnny will share a raw and honest account of his journey from being in a difficult place as a teenager to building the life he lives today. His message is simple: don’t take life too seriously, get out there, and experience what the world has to offer. Through stories from his expeditions and personal life, he’ll show how taking chances, staying open, and backing yourself can completely change your direction. It’s not about being perfect it’s about going for it. This is a talk about possibility, perspective, and making the most of the one life you have. Expect honesty, humor, and a reminder that no matter where you start, you can build something meaningful.

  • Noeleen Shannon shares yoga as a pathway back to balance — supporting the nervous system, the body and the heart. With a love of slow, grounding practices, her classes encourage presence, compassion and a deep sense of ease.

  • Sinéad is a Conscious Relating, Sacred Sexuality & Shamanic facilitator from Co.Clare. The founder of Conscious Connections, she creates spaces for people to experience authentic connection both with self and others. Having trained overseas to bring this work home to Ireland she recognizes the need for trauma informed spaces that are held with tenderness and care as people take an inner journey of healing and deepening understanding of themselves. Her vision is to support a new era of conscious healthy relating and dating and to bring more Love of this kind to the world!

  • Daniel joins us from the west with music & tales from the sea, the elements & beyond. A native of Connemara his music and covers are a mix of storytelling, folk and a bit of wildness! 


  • Hannah Nevin is a Yoga Teacher Trainer, Reiki, Sound Healing & Face Massage Practitioner & Conscious Connected Breathwork Facilitator. She has traveled the world solo on a journey of self discovery, transformation & holistic healing for nearly a decade. Creating a safe space for people to connect with & heal themselves is a true honour for her. Hannah’s sessions are perfect to restore balance in the physical, mental, emotional & energetic health through creating space for people to come home to them selves. She merges techniques from multiple traditions, creating a harmonious blend of asana, pranayama, mantras, mudras, meditation, yogic & Buddhist philosophy, advanced anatomy & alignment in her classes.

  • Róisín has been a professional Irish dancer for over 15 years, beginning at age three, she completed worldwide for over 15 years. In 2009, she was invited to join Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance, later becoming the lead dancer as ‘Morrighan.’ In 2013 she was invited to join the cast of Heart Beat of Home and Riverdance, marking key milestones in her career. In 2014, she became a qualified dance teacher. Between 2009 and 2017, Róisín toured with over 15 dance companies worldwide before moving to Australia, where she taught Irish dance and explored dance as therapy. She earned an Advanced Diploma in Holistic Human Development in 2021, specialising in Automatic Nervous System Realignment Therapy and Elemental Movement Therapy. Returning to Ireland, Róisín expanded her artistic journey taking up African Drum and Dance. In 2024, she travelled to Uganda to teach Irish dance and collaborate with the African Children’s Choir. She has also studied and trained in Ghana and Guinea. Róisín performs across Ireland, collaborating with Irish bands and African artists. She teaches Céilí and solo step dancing at schools and festivals, promoting Irish heritage and cultural diversity. Her 2025 goal is to merge Irish/Afro Dance and Music, as well as holistic therapy. She aims to promote movement, music, and holistic therapy while fostering cultural integration dedicated to preserving Irish traditions while embracing cross-cultural connections, Róisín continues to inspire through dance and music.

  • Bronwyn Claire Asha is an intuitive healer, musician, and storyteller who creates immersive journeys through myth, sound, and inner listening. Drawing on sound healing, meditation, and shamanic-inspired practices, her work invites participants into states of deep presence, imagination, and embodied awareness. With over 15 years’ experience facilitating groups, Bronwyn has guided people of many ages and backgrounds through reflective, joyful and creative experiences in both intimate and festival settings. She is a trained sound healer and Reiki practitioner, and her approach is grounded, trauma-aware, and responsive to the energy of the room. Alongside her healing work, she is an experienced performer, known for one-woman shows that blend music and storytelling to create emotionally resonant, participatory experiences. This performance background informs her workshops, giving them a strong sense of flow, atmosphere, and narrative, while remaining spacious and participant-led. At Wild & Well Festival, she offers Journeying with the Goddess, a guided inner journey weaving story, sound, and silence to support insight, grounding, and connection with inner feminine wisdom.

  • Peter facilitates embodiment-based dance events and workshops in Ireland and abroad, creating spaces for presence, connection, listening, playfulness and embodied awareness. His approach to CI is grounded, beginner-friendly, and centred on sensing weight, contact, and movement as they emerge. Through his brand Croíating, he facilitates Theatre Improv, NLP and Generative Coaching.

  • A global leader in men’s work, David Patrick Farrell has facilitated with some of the world’s most respected and reputable men’s work and co-ed organisations. With a background in Counselling & Psychotherapy, Psychosomatic Therapy, and Shadow Work. David brings a rare blend of clinical understanding, embodied practice, and grounded spiritual depth. He has guided men’s circles, rites-of-passage experiences, and transformational retreats across multiple continents, working with thousands of men from all walks of life. Known for his clarity, presence, and uncompromising integrity, David is recognised as a facilitator who can hold deep emotional processes, initiate profound personal breakthroughs, and lead groups through real, lasting change. His work is rooted in devotion, discipline, and truth, calling men into their highest standard, their deepest courage, and their most authentic expression.

  • Neesha and Aniko are a two person team from Acro & Yoga Dublin. Neesha’s background is as a yoga instructor since 2015, thai massage practitioner, capoeirista, surfer and acroyogi. She has now been practicing and teaching acroyoga for 5 years and thinks that nothing beats the joy of flying. She loves guiding students to push past their fears, cross personal limits and expand their mind-body awareness through acroyoga. Aniko, a devoted sports practitioner from a young age, has been practicing acroyoga since 2015. She has explored the intricacies of the practice all around the world. Her practice is built around safe progressions and thoughtful analysis of movements and connection points.


  • Emma from Sperrin Soul is an outdoor educator, place-based creator and land artist grounded in the glorious, boggy wilderness of the Sperrins. Working across clay, charcoal, plant matter and reclaimed materials, her practice reappropriates materials of extraction to support intergenerational land healing across the north of Ireland and beyond. Through material practice and cultural stewardship, Emma's work centers repair, relation building and celebration of Irish cultural practices and heritage. Workshop experiences involve exploration of place, creating reciprocally with natural spaces and immersion in myth to encourage deep connection with the land and stewardship.

  • Amy Montgomery is a multidisciplinary artist, vocalist, facilitator, and qualified yoga teacher working across voice, songwriting, performance, yoga, and embodied self-inquiry. She creates transformative experiences that foster confidence, resilience, and authentic self-expression in individuals and groups, from creatives & performers to corporate and educational settings.

  • Barbara is a Portuguese nurse and artist based in Sligo. Alongside her work in healthcare, she uses creativity as a way to support her well being and stay grounded through life’s ups and downs. Through macramé, she explores how handmade objects can carry intention and meaning, becoming personal tools for reflection and connection. Using the hands—one of our most ancestral tools—she is drawn to the healing side of creativity, found in the quiet, repetitive nature of the craft, where simple patterns create a sense of rhythm and calm. Her intention is to offer not just a skill, but a grounding and mindful experience that participants can carry with them beyond the workshop.

  • Yoga Nádúrtha (Orla) is passionate about yoga and has incorporated it into her daily life-relishing in what it brings to her. Yoga Nádúrtha means Natural Yoga and this encompasses Orla's belief in allowing our bodies natural movement and flow to evolve in its own way. Orla has a background in Science, is a qualified primary and post-primary teacher, and has worked as a teacher for over 25 years. She completely a Masters recently which investigated primary school teachers beliefs and experiences of yoga. She is happiest outdoors in Nature, soaking in all our planets wonders. She continues to learn and augment her 500hr training. Orla runs classes locally for all ages, abilities and bodies. Yoga Nádúrtha classes consist of vinyasa, hatha, chair, yin, restorative, and hybrid classes mixing chair, floor and standing asana. She encourages all to embrace and love their bodies, while exploring pranayma and asana-always including some blissful rest in savasana!