All Together Now’s Music line-up set to take centre stage

Music will once again be at the heart of All Together Now when the festival returns to Curraghmore Estate, Co Waterford, over the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Since its launch, the festival has established itself as one of Ireland’s leading music events, attracting thousands of visitors each year with a carefully curated mix of international performers, Irish favourites and emerging talent.

This year’s lineup continues that tradition and features a diverse range of artists spanning multiple genres.

Headliners include Britpop legends Pulp, Irish rap trio Kneecap, electronic music pioneers Underworld and Disclosure, who will perform a special DJ set.

The lineup also includes celebrated Irish names such as Christy Moore, Damien Dempsey and The Mary Wallopers, alongside internationally acclaimed acts including Ezra Collective, Self-Esteem, Floating Points and Chet Faker.

One of the defining features of All Together Now is its emphasis on musical discovery. While major headline acts attract large crowds, the festival is equally known for introducing audiences to new and emerging artists.

Acts such as Gurriers, Cardinals, Khakikid, Muireann Bradley and BIIRD form part of a programme that showcases the depth and variety of contemporary Irish music alongside international performers.

With performances spread across more than 18 stages, festival goers can experience everything from indie and folk to electronic, alternative and spoken-word-inspired music throughout the weekend.

This variety has become a hallmark of the event and is one of the reasons it continues to grow in popularity among music fans from Ireland and abroad.

While All Together Now also includes arts, food, wellness, and family-friendly attractions, music remains the festival’s main draw.

With multiple stages operating across the site, there is rarely a shortage of live performances to experience from afternoon until late into the evening.

The combination of established names, rising stars and a scenic setting at Curraghmore Estate ensures that the event remains one of the highlights of Ireland’s summer festival calendar and a major celebration of live music.