POPULAR Irish music festival All Together Now has announced 50 new acts for its 2025 line-up.
This coming August Bank Holiday weekend many music lovers across the country will make their way to the popular three-day festival.
The festival will run from July 31 to August 3 in the Curraghmore Estate, Co Waterford.
Today, festival bosses announced the newest acts making up the 2025 schedule for the three-night event.
They include noughties icon Nelly Furtado, who is sure to excite fans with her hits, I’m Like a Bird, Promiscuous, and Maneater.
Additionally, Irish dance musicians Le Boom, Cork-born singer Darren Kiely, Connemara’s Maria Sommerville, and New York R&B band Infinity Song are some of the other artists added to the mix.
Previously announced acts include, Dublin-based Fontaines D.C., Dunboyne’s own CMAT, and 2024 Mercury Prize winners English Teacher.
Also playing across the weekend are Wet Leg, Bicep, John Grant and Gurriers.
The third round of tickets will be going on sale this Friday, February 28, at 9am.
Tickets for the three-day festival start at €265 and are bound to sell-out fast, with early bird, loyalty and phase-two tickets all already snatched up.
Punters are told to expect more exciting announcements from festival bosses over the coming months, as there are still additional headliners to be revealed.
All Together Now is in it’s sixth year now and has previously hosted a number of high profile acts over the years, including Iggy Pop, Sinead O’Connor, The Prodigy, and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
Making the announcement on social media today, festival bosses said: “We are delighted to reveal the sixth chapter of All Together Now, a festival of discovery: music, art, food and wellness.”
People were quick to flock to social media this afternoon to express joy at seeing their favourite acts announced.
Lynn said: “CMAT and Singalong social for all the feels.”
Brian remarked: “WHAT A LINEUP!”
Patrick rejoiced: “Have mine bought; looking forward to it.”
Lou commented: “CMAT is soooo good live.”
Tulio added: “Oh my God! Bonobo, Flight Facilities, Groove Armada.”
The festival takes place August bank holiday weekend[/caption]
