Musicians can perform solo or with up to four fellow pianists.
Electric Picnic is inviting pianists of all abilities to perform live on a brand new piano stage debuting this year.
Whether you’re a classical virtuoso or a casual player, you can apply to share your music at the Laois festival.
Musicians can perform solo or with up to four fellow pianists and the public can vote on what the new stage will be called.
People can choose from names like The Grand Stretch, The People’s Piano, or Wild Keys.
Voting is now open and the polls close on August 22nd.
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