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The festival, which will feature 18 stages, takes place between July 31 and August 3, 2025
Fontaines D.C., Bicep and CMAT have been announced as some of the acts which will perform at the All Together Now festival in County Waterford next summer.
The festival, which will feature 18 stages, takes place at the Curraghmore Estate between July 31 and August 3, 2025.
With Phase 1 and Loyalty tickets selling out in record time, the organisers have now confirmed that Phase 2 General & Family tickets will go on sale, via Ticketmaster, at 9am next Thursday, November 28.
The first wave of confirmed acts, announced this Thursday, is headlined by Grammy-nominated Fontaines D.C. who are renowned for their visceral live performances.
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Electronic music fans can look forward to Belfast duo Bicep's CHROMA AV DJ set, while Mercury Prize nominee CMAT is sure to bring her signature electrifying energy to the festival.
London-based singer-songwriter Nilüfer Yanya, whose third album, My Method Actor, has earned universal acclaim, will also be performing over the bank holiday weekend.
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The organisers say they are “building on the unforgettable energy of 2024’s festival, which saw epic performances and magical moments across music, arts, and community, ATN 2025 promises an even more immersive experience.”
For more on the line-up for ATN 2025, click here.
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