All Together Now is back for its seventh year and the festival schedule is jam-packed. From internationally recognised acts as well as emerging and established Irish artists alike, to activities such as cocktail-tasting to herbal workshops, there’s something for everyone.

With lots to be discovered and an estimated 35,000 festivalgoers set to attend, here’s everything you need to know for heading to All Together Now (ATN) 2026.

When and where is it on?

ATN is on from Friday, July 31st, to Sunday, August 2nd, at the Curraghmore Estate in Co Waterford. Early entry is opens from on Thursday, July 30th.

Are there any tickets left?

Tickets are officially sold out. The organisers have strongly advised people to be cautious and avoid counterfeit or unofficial tickets being sold online.

Who is performing and when?

Festival headliners this year include Pulp, Kneecap, Disclosure, Underworld, Christy Moore and The Mary Wallopers.

Attendees will be spoilt for choice when it comes to Irish artists, with the line-up including Cobh folk singer-songwriter Rua Rí, Dublin psychedelic band Sell Everything, Cork indie band Cardinals, alt-pop group Soda Blonde, KhakiKid, and SexyTadhg, just to name a few.

Check out the line-up below or see the festival’s app for more details.

Thursday, July 30Annie Macmanus, AKA Annie Mac, will be feature on Thursday for early birds at Curraghmore. Photograph: Lauren Fleishman/The New York TimesAnnie Macmanus, AKA Annie Mac, will be feature on Thursday for early birds at Curraghmore. Photograph: Lauren Fleishman/The New York Times The Temporary Bandstand

  • Last Apollo – 6.15pm-7pm
  • Zaska – 7.30pm-8.30pm
  • Getdown Edits – 9pm-10.30pm
  • Annie Mac – 10.30pm-12.30am

The Circle

  • Mercorn – 8pm-9.30pm
  • Bull Horris – 9.30pm-11pm
  • Lúnasa – 11pm-12.30am

Friday, July 31stJarvis Cocker, lead singer of Pulp, who will close the show at the main stage on Friday. Photograph: Romeo Boetzle/Getty ImagesJarvis Cocker, lead singer of Pulp, who will close the show at the main stage on Friday. Photograph: Romeo Boetzle/Getty Images Main Stage

  • Trinity Orchestra – 5pm-6pm
  • Sexy Tadhg -6.45pm-7.45pm
  • Gurriers – 8.45pm-9.45pm
  • Pulp – 10.45pm-12.15am

Something Kind of Wonderful

  • MOIO – 4.15pm-5.15pm
  • Rose Betts – 6pm-7pm
  • Dry Cleaning – 7.45pm-8.45pm
  • For Those I Love – 9.30pm-10.45pm
  • Floating Points – 12.15am-1.30am

Road to Nowhere

  • For Nina – 2pm-3pm
  • PVA – 3.45pm-4.45pm
  • Jacob Alon – 5.15pm-6.15pm
  • Cardinals – 6.45pm-7.45pm
  • Friendly Fires – 8.30pm-9.30pm
  • Brógeal – 10pm-11pm
  • O’Flynn – 12.15am-2am
  • Swimming Paul – 2am-3.30am

Flourish

  • Kapayja – 2.15pm-3pm
  • Hank – 3.30pm-4.15pm
  • My First Time – 4.45pm-5.30pm
  • Little Grandad – 6pm-7pm
  • The New Eves – 7.45pm-8.30pm
  • Black Nylon – 9.45pm-10.45pm

The Temporary Bandstand

  • Mount Pyrus – 2pm-3pm
  • Calum Agnew – 3.30pm-4.30pm
  • Denver Cuss – 5pm-6pm
  • Prymary Colours – 6.30pm-7.30pm
  • Kelly Anne Byrne ‘Prince’ Tribute – 8.30pm-10.30pm
  • Surka – 10.30pm-midnight
  • Sam Alfred – midnight-1.30am
  • Kerri Chandler – 1.30am-3.30am

The Circle

  • Óir – 4.30pm-6.30pm
  • Ahmed, With Love, & Friends – 6.–5pm-7.45pm
  • Pôt-Pot – 8.15pm-9pm
  • Mike – 9.30pm-10.30pm
  • Rory Sweeney -11pm-12.30am
  • Jamz Supernova – 12.30am-2am

Arcadia

  • Fio Fa – 10.30pm-midnight
  • Job Jobse – midnight-2am
  • Surusinghe – 2am-3.30am

Saturday, August 1stKneecap are set to headline the festival on Saturday. Photograph: David Parry/PA WireKneecap are set to headline the festival on Saturday. Photograph: David Parry/PA Wire Main Stage

  • Sing Along Social – 3pm-4pm
  • Hot 8 Brass Band – 5.30pm-6.30pm
  • Ezra Collective – 7.15pm-8.30pm
  • The Mary Wallopers – 9.15pm-10.45pm
  • Kneecap – 11.30pm-1am

Something Kind of Wonderful

  • Muireann Bradley – 1.30pm-2.30pm
  • Christy Moore – 3.30pm-4.30pm
  • David Keenan – 5.15pm-6.15pm
  • Sprints – 6.45pm-7.45pm
  • Kae Tempest – 8.30pm-9.45pm
  • Maribou State – 10.15pm-11.30pm
  • The Avalanches – 1am-3am

Road To Nowhere

  • David Kitt – 2pm-3pm
  • KhakiKid – 3.30pm-4.30pm
  • W.I.T.C.H. – 5pm-6pm
  • Greentea Peng – 6.30pm-7.30pm
  • Gilla Band – 10pm-11.15pm
  • Say She She – Midnight-1.15am
  • Jyoty – 1.30am-3.30am

Flourish

  • Sheriff – 1pm-1.45pm
  • The Itch – 2pm-3pm
  • Sassy 009 – 3.30pm-4.15pm
  • The Orchestra (For Now) – 4.45pm-5.30pm
  • Sophia Stel – 6pm-7pm
  • Byrnes Night – 8.15pm-9.30pm
  • Takuya Nakamura – 10.15pm-11.15pm

The Temporary Bandstand

  • Messages of Peace – 12.30pm-1.30pm
  • Æ Mak – 2pm-3pm
  • Softdrink Millionaire – 3.15pm-4.15pm
  • Maykay – 4.30pm-5.30pm
  • Glasshouse Presents: Bjork – 6pm-7.30pm
  • Nialler9 – 8pm-9.30pm
  • David Jackson – 10.30pm-midnight
  • Derv – midnight-1.30am
  • Mall Grab – 1.30am-3.30am

The Circle

  • Mabfield Live Podcast with Maruja – 1.30pm-2.30pm
  • Emporium DJs – 3pm-4pm
  • Negro Impacto – 4.15pm-5pm
  • Cushla – 5.15pm-6pm
  • One Leg One Eye – 6.30pm-7.15pm
  • Maruja – 7.45pm-8.45pm
  • Pebbledash – 9pm-9.45pm
  • Cromby – 11.30pm-12.30am
  • OR:LA – 12.30am-2am

Arcadia

  • Dufi – 10.30pm-1am
  • Joy Orbison – 1am-2.30m
  • Call Super – 2.30m-4am

Sunday, August 2ndRebecca Lucy Taylor of Self Esteem will be one of several acts on the main stage on Sunday. Photograph: Katja Ogrin/Wire ImageRebecca Lucy Taylor of Self Esteem will be one of several acts on the main stage on Sunday. Photograph: Katja Ogrin/Wire Image Main Stage

  • Soda Blonde – 4pm-5.15pm
  • Damien Dempsey – 6pm-7.15pm
  • Self Esteem – 8.15pm-9.15pm
  • Underworld – 10pm-11.15pm
  • Disclosure (DJ) – midnight-1.30am

Something Kind of Wonderful

  • Talks in the Tent: John Cooper Clarke – 2pm-3pm
  • Barrington Levy – 4pm-5.15pm
  • Kate Nash – 5.30pm-6.30pm
  • BIIRD – 7.15pm-8.30pm
  • Chet Faker – 9.15pm-10.30pm
  • Mogwai – 11.15pm-12.30am
  • King Kong Company – 1.30am-3am

Road To Nowhere

  • Joshua Idehen – 3pm-4pm
  • Getdown Services – 4.30pm-5.30pm
  • Moonchild Sanelly – 6pm-7pm
  • Kean Kavanagh – 7.30pm-8.45pm
  • Anna Von Hausswolff – 9.15pm-10.30pm
  • Weval – 11.30pm-1am
  • The Dare (DJ set) – 1.30am-3am

Flourish

  • Pippa Molony – 1pm-1.45pm
  • Gently Tender – 2pm-3pm
  • Alabaster Deplume – 3.30pm-4.15pm
  • Ledbyher – 4.45pm-5.30pm
  • RIP Magic – 6pm-7pm
  • RÓIS – 7.30pm-8.30pm
  • Sell Everything – 9pm-10pm

The Temporary Bandstand

  • Brunch on the Bandstand – 12.30pm-1.30pm
  • Avenue 68 – 2pm-3pm
  • Burt Bacharach by Paddy Hanna – 3.30pm-4.30pm
  • Grooveline – 5pm-6.15pm
  • Playback Presents: Stop Making Sense – 7pm-8pm
  • Marcus O’Laoire – 8.30pm-10.30pm
  • Bing NZ – 10.30pm-midnight
  • Hot Chip (DJ Set)

The Circle

  • Mabfield Live Podcast – 2pm-3pm
  • Flynn Johnson – 3.45pm-4.30pm
  • Delivery Service – 4.45pm-5.30pm
  • Monjola – 5.45pm-6.30pm
  • Soak – 7pm-7.45pm
  • Freak Slug – 8pm-8.45pm
  • Ms Dynamite – 9.20pm-10pm
  • Mango – 10.30pm-11.30pm
  • ANZ B2B Jio – midnight-2am

Arcadia

  • Efa O’Neill – 10.30pm-midnight
  • Altern-8 – midnight-2am
  • Eats Everything – 2am-4am

What else is there to see and do?From comedy sets to craft workshops, there's a lot more than music to catch at All Together Now. Photograph: Dan DennisonFrom comedy sets to craft workshops, there’s a lot more than music to catch at All Together Now. Photograph: Dan Dennison

Like most music festivals, ATN’s website has a section advertising the various “experiences” on offer. As well as music scheduled each day festivalgoers will have access to live conversations, spoken word performances, comedy, storytelling, yoga, saunas, hot tubs, craft workshops, sensory play areas for kids, football competitions, music bingo and more.

For those looking for something a bit gentler amid the hubbub of the festival, the Lawns of Tranquillity offer an opportunity to “slow down and reconnect with yourself”, with everything from breathwork and sound baths to herbal workshops available.

What time should I arrive?

General camping tickets are valid for early entry on Thursday, July 30th, from 12.30pm with last entry that day at 10pm.

From Friday to Sunday the venue is open from 9am each day with last entry at 10pm.

How do I get there?

As with many festivals held in remote locations, it takes some planning to get there.

By bike:

  • A bike rack will be located next to car park four, just follow the directions of staff once you enter the site.
  • E-scooter and e-bike racks are available, but there is no charging permitted.

By bus:

  • Expressway will be running direct non-stop services from Dublin city centre (Custom House Quay) and Cork city bus station (Parnell Place) which will operate on Thursday, July 30th, and Friday, July 31st, with return journeys on Monday, August 3rd. For more information check out their website here.
  • There will be a regular service from Waterford Bus Station to Curraghmore House each day from Friday with return journeys on Monday. The organisers have advised that they believe this to be the best option for festival goers.
  • All private buses will be directed to gate four regardless of their route origin and no private hire coaches are permitted to stay on site.

By car:

First and foremost, organisers have advised not to follow directions on a sat nav or Google Maps as it will not get you all the way to the festival site. Instead follow festival signs as soon as you see them.

Other key points to remember if travelling by car:

  • Do not travel to the festival via Carrick-on-Suir; presumably the town would become a traffic choke point if thousands of cars piled through in short succession.
  • Organisers have advised that the quietest time to arrive will be between 9am-1pm.
  • Parking will be available from 12.30pm on Thursday, July 30th, and from 9am on Friday, July 31st.
  • Drop-off or pickup on the event site by taxi is prohibited on Friday and Monday.
  • Ticket holders arriving to the festival on Friday by taxi or getting dropped off by private vehicles will be directed to the designated drop-off zone in Highfield Business Park, Portlaw; accessed from the N25 Kilmeaden interchange. Ticket holders will then need to get the free shuttle bus to the festival (operating Friday 9am-9.30pm and returning Monday 8am-1pm).
  • To avoid traffic, organisers advise that the best drop-off point is at the Waterford city bus terminus where Bus Éireann shuttles will operate a regular service to the festival site.
  • If you are leaving the festival site each night and being picked up by taxi/private car you should tell your driver to go to gate four. Once in gate four, the festival’s team will direct them to the drop-off/pick-pickup.
  • If you need to avail of access parking you must email access@alltogethernow.ie and receive confirmation from the access team.
  • Regular Traffic updates will be available on local radio stations WLR 95.1FM and Beat 102FM as well as the festival’s app and X feed.

By train:

  • Waterford Plunkett Station is less than five minutes walking distance from the Bus Éireann terminus, which will be running a regular shuttle to the festival.
  • Waterford Plunkett Station has direct trains to Limerick, Kildare and Dublin. You can get to Waterford Plunkett from Galway, Cork and Belfast with one change.

What if I’m camping?Camping during day one of All Together Now 2025. Photograph: Dan DennisonCamping during day one of All Together Now 2025. Photograph: Dan Dennison

When it comes to camping at ATN, there’s no shortage of boutique options for those looking for more than a standard tent among the chaotic masses. Fancy paying more for accommodation? There are Podpads, Yippee tents and Silk Road tents, all at varying levels of modest luxury, and you can find out more here.

Toilets are dotted around the festival grounds and showers will be located in the campsites and available for use at specific times throughout the weekend. Campfires and disposable barbecues are not permitted on site, and campers have been asked not to smoke in their tents for safety reasons.

What’s security like?

You must be aged 21 or over to gain access to ATN, with the exception of children aged 12 or below, who must be accompanied by a paying adult. There is a maximum limit of two children aged 12 and under per adult. People aged between 13-20 will not be allowed entry.

Organisers have suggested if you don’t need an item, don’t bring it. It’s a cashless festival so no need to bring any cash.

Stringent searches will be conducted upon entry to the grounds. Items not allowed include: fireworks, illicit drugs, glass, animals (except guide dogs), weapons, petrol generators, barbecues, gazebos, flag poles, garden furniture, laser pens, professional photographic equipment, selfie sticks, drones, umbrellas, megaphones and air horns, high-vis clothing, bicycles and sound systems.

Each person with a weekend camping ticket can bring alcohol at their first time of entry. They can bring either: 24 cans or one litre of spirits or 1.5 litres of wine for personal consumption. No glass bottles are allowed. Pre-packaged and cooked food is allowed to be brought to the campsite but cooking is not permitted. There will be food stalls and a supermarket at the festival.

Attendees have been asked to report any crimes to on-site gardaí as soon as possible and anybody participating in antisocial behaviour will be liable for eviction from the festival without re-entry. The Garda station at Portlaw can be contacted on 051 387 105.

What should I pack?

The festival organisers have shared a list of essentials that they suggest people bring:

  • Photo ID and tickets
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Tent, sleeping bag, toiletries, loo roll
  • Card for cashless payments
  • Layers, rain gear, sunscreen and wellies – prepare for all weather

Anything else?

There will be phone charging facilities on site, but no harm ensuring your phone is fully charged when you’re leaving the house. The festival bars are cashless and accept card and contactless payments – that means if your phone is your card, best make sure it’s charged. At music festivals, power banks are your friends.

For all things ATN, you can download the festival app and keep up to date with things across the weekend.

How is the weather looking?

While festivalgoers won’t quite enjoy the sunny spells of recent weeks, Met Éireann has forecast a warm Thursday with daytime temperatures of about 19 degrees, dropping to 13 degrees at night. Gentle winds ought not to prove too much of an obstacle for those erecting tents across the campgrounds on the first day.

Friday is set to be cloudy for most of the day, with a little sun in the morning. No rain is forecast, however, and attendees can still expect moderate temperatures of about 18 degrees.

It will be marginally hotter on Saturday with temperatures set to peak at 21 degrees, yet it’s set to remain cloudy for the duration of the day at Curraghmore Estate. Although it is still forecast to be dry on Saturday, winds will pick up a small bit throughout the day.

A soggy end to the festival after a mostly dry weekend is forecast for Sunday, with heavy showers set to arrive in the evening. Accompanied by strong gusts, packing up a tent may prove to be a job for a couple of sets of hands.