There's been speculation the event may be called off due to no announcements.
The organisers of Electric Picnic insist the festival is going ahead.
Tickets have been sold out for the event, which takes place two weeks earlier than normal, between August 16th and 18th at Stradbally Hall in Laois.
However, none of the line-up has been announced.
There has been speculation online it may be called off due to no announcements, and the site being used to house refugees.
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