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'It's a full circle moment' - Friends go from Emerge crowd to performers

'It's a full circle moment' - Friends go from Emerge crowd to performers
BBC Northern Ireland Friday 28 August 2026, 23:01 UTC 1 min read
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Andrew Cairns, Ben Donnelly and Reece Harvey once attended Emerge together as fans - now all three friends are on the festival line-up.

Andrew Cairns, Ben Donnelly and Reece Harvey once attended Emerge together as fans - now all three friends are on the festival line-up.
Andrew Cairns (PERSON) Ben Donnelly (PERSON) Reece Harvey (PERSON)
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