All Together Now is finally just around the corner with things kicking off this Friday, August 2 and it’s time to start prepping for a fab weekend of music and dancing.
The festival at Curraghmore House in Waterford has been sold out for months, but if you’re one of the lucky ones who managed to get their hands on tickets, it sounds like you’re in for a treat.
Some of the best food stalls in Ireland will be down at the festival site so you’re sure to find something to tickle your fancy, and you’ll have everything from a full bohemian style spa and bathhouse to free yoga classes to keep you entertained all weekend.
Make sure you read up on
our handy guide on everything you need to know about the festival, from getting there to what you can and can't bring, as well as
the best food stalls to check out over the weekend.
The stage times have just been released ahead of things kicking off this bank holiday weekend (along with the site map which you can find here), so read on and get planning…
Main Stage
Friday
7.15pm – Trinity Orchestra Funk It Up
9.30pm – Fontaines D.C.
11.30pm – Orbital
Saturday
3.00pm – RTÉ Concert Orchestra performing Leonard Cohen
6.00pm – José González
7.45pm – Father John Misty
9.30pm – Patti Smith
11.45pm – Hot Chip
Sunday
1.30pm – Soak
3.15pm – Saint Sister
5.00pm – The Wailers
9.00pm – John Grant
11.00pm – The National
Something Kind Of Wonderful stage
Friday
5.00pm – Kean Kavanagh
6.30pm – Bitch Falcon
8.00pm – Kamaal Williams
10.00pm – Neneh Cherry
11.45pm – King Kong Company
1.45am – R. Kitt (Live)
Saturday
1.30pm – Fat Pablo
3.00pm – Pillow Queens
4.30pm – Kojaque & the Soft Boy Band
6.00pm – Lisa Hannigan & Stargaze
7.30pm – Gus Dapperton
9.00pm – Loyle Carner
10.45pm – Kiasmos
12.15am – Jon Hopkins
1.40am – Leftfield
Sunday
3.00pm – A Lazarus Soul
4.00pm – Tunng
5.30pm – Anna Calvi
7.30pm – Ólafur Arnalds
9.40pm – The Good, The Bad & The Queen
11.45pm – George Fitzgerald
1.45am – London Astrobeat Orchestra - Performing Talking Heads
You can find the full line-up for all stages as well as more information on the
All Together Now website.
Main image via Instagram/@alltogethernow.ie
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