All Together Now 2027: the August weekend at Curraghmore

All Together Now is a music and arts festival on the Curraghmore Estate, near Portlaw in Co. Waterford, over the August bank holiday weekend. Its headliners are often bands, but its dance stages carry a long list of DJs and electronic live acts, and that is why it is in this guide.

All Together Now 2027

The eighth edition is on the bank holiday weekend of Thursday 29 July to Sunday 1 August 2027, at Curraghmore. No acts have been announced. The organiser says the general sale will open alongside the first line-up announcement, later in 2026.

Tickets

Tickets are sold on Ticketmaster.ie, with a service charge of up to €10.50 a ticket. Phase 1 went to returning festival-goers at loyalty prices set by how many editions they had been to: €240, €260 or €290. Phase 2, the general sale, comes with the first line-up, and the festival's ticket page takes registrations of interest for ATN27.

The 2026 line-up

The seventh edition, in 2026, was headlined by Pulp, and its dance side included Disclosure (DJ set), Underworld, Maribou State (live), Floating Points (live), Mall Grab, Annie Mac, Kerri Chandler, Joy Orbison, Job Jobse, Weval (live) and The Avalanches (DJ set). That was last year's bill.

Age policy and ID

All Together Now is strictly over 21s, with one exception: children aged 12 or under come in free with a paying adult, two at most per adult. Anyone from 13 to 20 is not let in. The organiser runs a strict challenge policy on age, so bring valid ID; families bring ID for their children too, and for them a colour photocopy of a passport is enough.

Getting to Curraghmore

For 2026 the organiser's travel page set out a route without a car. Bus Éireann ran festival shuttles non-stop from Dublin city centre and from Parnell Place in Cork, and a regular service from Waterford bus station. Irish Rail trains run to Waterford Plunkett, under five minutes on foot from the bus terminus. A free shuttle ran from the drop-off point at Highfield Business Park in Portlaw. The 2027 travel details have not been published yet.

Camping and what to bring

The weekend tickets are camping tickets: in 2026 the campsites and car parks opened at 12.30pm on the Thursday, and last entry was 10pm each night. Families with children of 12 and under can camp in a family campsite on a family ticket, and there is boutique camping. In 2026 each adult could bring in 24 cans, or a litre of spirits, or 1.5 litres of wine, on first entry only and out of glass. Gas cylinders, barbecues, gazebos, umbrellas and disposable vapes were among the things not allowed.

Beyond The Pale, in June in Co. Wicklow, is the other big camping weekend with an over-21 rule.