The All Together Now festival has significantly expanded its 2026 lineup, adding over 60 new acts to an already impressive roster. Headlining the additions are Pulp, marking their first headline festival performance in 15 years, and electronic music pioneers Underworld, set for their third appearance at the Waterford festival. Irish folk darlings The Mary Wallopers are also confirmed to perform, adding to a bill that already includes Kneecap and Christy Moore. The festival, taking place from July 31st to August 2nd, 2026, at Curraghmore Estate, is shaping up to be a major cultural event.
This latest phase of artist announcements brings the total number of confirmed performers to a substantial number, with close to 50% of the lineup now comprised of Irish talent. The festival organizers are clearly focused on showcasing both international stars and the vibrant Irish music scene. Final Phase 4 tickets are scheduled to go on sale this Thursday, February 19th, at 9:00 AM, priced at €315 according to Dublin Live.
Pulp’s performance is particularly noteworthy, representing a rare opportunity to see the iconic band headline a festival after a long hiatus. Disclosure will also deliver a DJ set featuring their signature house and garage anthems. Kneecap, known for their unique blend of Irish and hip-hop influences, will be making their sole Irish festival appearance of the year at All Together Now. The Avalanches are also set to make their debut at the festival.
The Mary Wallopers, an Irish folk music group based in Dundalk, County Louth, have gained a significant following in recent years, fueled by their energetic live performances and a growing fanbase. According to Wikipedia, the band originally consisted of brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, and Seán McKenna, and has since expanded to include Róisín Barrett, Brendan McInerney, Seamas Hyland, and Finnian O’Connor. While Hyland and McKenna have since departed to pursue other projects, the band continues to captivate audiences with their unique sound.
Christy Moore’s inclusion marks a landmark moment, as it will be his first Irish festival performance in 14 years. The diverse lineup also includes a range of other artists, promising a varied and exciting festival experience for attendees. The festival’s commitment to showcasing both established acts and emerging talent is a key part of its appeal.
All Together Now has develop into known for its eclectic mix of music, art, and performance, attracting a diverse crowd from across Ireland and beyond. The festival’s location at Curraghmore Estate provides a stunning backdrop for the event, enhancing the overall experience.
The addition of these 60 new acts solidifies All Together Now’s position as one of Ireland’s premier music festivals. With a lineup that blends established headliners with rising stars, the festival promises a memorable weekend for music lovers. The final ticket phase is expected to sell out quickly, given the popularity of the confirmed artists.
As the festival draws closer, anticipation is building among fans eager to experience the diverse lineup and vibrant atmosphere of All Together Now. The event is poised to be a highlight of the Irish summer festival season.
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