Returning to the stunning Curraghmore Estate, All Together Now embarks on its fifth chapter on the August Bank Holiday Weekend, from 1st – 4th, 2024. After a fourth chapter bursting with joyous crowds, groundbreaking performances, and unforgettable memories, the festival returns to redefine the experience once again.
Last night’s IMRO Live Music Venue Awards 2024 brought exciting news as All Together Now was honoured with the coveted title of IMRO Music Festival Of The Year! This prestigious recognition shines a spotlight on the dedication and hard work of everyone involved in making our festival a success. Fuelled with the excitement of this win, we are thrilled to announce over 50 incredible boundary-pushing artists set to perform across a staggering 14 music stages. Each stage with its own unique character and atmosphere, promising something for every music fan.
Set to perform at ATN24 are acclaimed acts such as The National, soul sensation Jorja Smith, synthpop royalty Future Islands, and euphoric beats from Scottish producer Barry Can’t Swim performing live.
Catch Maribou State’s first Irish show in 6 years, and Yaya Bey’s Irish debut. Irish singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow gears up to release his seventh album, ‘Wide Open, Horses’, in June, check out his recent single Never Gone shot in the Wicklow Mountains. Natasha Bedingfield will have crowds singing along in rapturous unison as she evokes the spirit of the noughties with her classic anthem ‘Unwritten’.
Making her festival debut, the remarkable talent of 17-year-old Muireann Bradley, as showcased on the renowned Jools Holland’s Annual Hootenanny, followed by the gripping sonics of ØXN at their only Irish festival appearance in 2024. Fans of The Mary Wallopers, fresh from their appearance on The Tommy Tiernan Show will be delighted to catch their only Irish festival performance of the year.
Don’t miss the long-awaited and highly anticipated return of electronic duo Kiasmos and catch Melbourne-based band Glass Beams’ as they make their Irish debut with a hypnotic and immersive performance. The Wailers celebrate the 40th Anniversary of LEGEND, the acclaimed album of Bob Marley and The Wailers.
In addition to this whopper lineup, ATN24 will feature a diverse array of experiences, food and festivities to captivate festivalgoers. Stay tuned for more announcements on Arcadia, immersive experiences, wellness, delectable culinary delights and much much more. Get ready for an unforgettable weekend of discovery and exploration of music and culture at All Together Now 2024.
Tickets & Instalment Plan will go on general sale at 9 AM Monday, March 11 via Ticketmaster.ie.
Presale exclusive to ATN Members mailing list will be available ahead of the general on sale from 8 AM Monday, March 11.
General Tickets:
A General camping ticket allows access to All Together Now 2024 go on sale Monday, March 11 at 9 AM. Priced from
Tier 1 – €199 (SOLD OUT)
Tier 2 – €215 (SOLD OUT)
Tier 3 – €235 (Limited Remain)
Tier 4 – €249
Instalment Plan:
The limited five-series Installment Plan means you get yourself a General or Family Festival Camping Ticket to All Together Now and spread the cost across five payments with each payment being €49.80.
Family Tickets:
A Family Weekend ticket allows access for 1 adult & up to 2 children aged 12 and under into the festival and designated Family Campsite. Priced from
Tier 1 – €199 (SOLD OUT)
Tier 2 – €215 (SOLD OUT)
Tier 3 – €235 (Limited Remain)
Tier 4 – €249
Campervan / Caravan Passes:
General Campervan / Caravan, you must also purchase a general weekend camping ticket per person & one general campervan ticket per campervan/caravan to gain entry to the general campervan site from Thursday, August 1st
General Campervan / Caravan pass – €99 (SOLD OUT)
Family Campervan / Caravan pass – €99 (SOLD OUT)
Early Entry:
We are pleased to announce that early entry on Thursday, August 1st will now be available to all festival ticket holders.
All Together Now is strictly over 21s | Subject to license
“The three-day-er in the rolling Waterford Hills has established itself as an eclectic favourite with Irish festival-goers.” – NME
“All Together Now is a realm where ordinary life doesn’t matter. The worries that have been plaguing your mind for weeks suddenly lift.” – Extra.ie
“From New Zealand chart star Lorde telling us about her Irish dad to some outrageous outfits and comedian Emma Doran finding a neighbour in the front row, there was ne’er a dull moment for the 27,000-strong crowd that made it down to Curraghmore House, County Waterford.” Buzz.ie
“All Together Now was beautiful this year. It was creative and weird. It was poignant. At times, it called for grief. At others, it called for nothing but movement. It was wet and windy and sunny and muddy, and it was entirely what so many of us needed it to be.” Louder Than War
“Iggy Pop remains as vigorous as any stadium showboater and, on the final night of All Together Now, is the consummate rock ‘n’ roll outsider: untamed, cathartic and still refusing to play by the rules.” ★★★★★ Irish Times
“All Together Now has all the ingredients in place for another deliriously good weekend.” Irish Examiner
“All Together Now 2023 was a brilliant weekend of live entertainment. The diverse range of world-class performances and friendly, unifying atmosphere will certainly have thousands looking forward to making the trip down to Waterford again next year.” Hot Press
“Leaving the festival is usually a melancholic time, but it’s hard to feel any sadness after three lovely days of music, dancing, sun and, of course, curry chips!” Waterford News & Star
“By the time we were packing our tents on the Monday morning, talk of the wind and rain on Friday had been replaced with rave reviews for another solid and often surprising line-up from the All Together Now team.” The Thin Air
