All Together Now

About All Together Now

Founded in 2018, All Together Now 2027 runs at Curraghmore Estate, Portlaw, from 29 July to 1 August as a 35,000-capacity music festival. The official site calls the 2027 edition the eighth chapter. Its bill spans alternative, electronic and folk, with indie, jazz, pop and spoken word also part of the programme.

Lineup and Programme

The programme runs across over 18 stages. Named stages include ATN Stage, Something Kind Of Wonderful, Road To Nowhere, Flourish, Immerse, Temporary Bandstand, The Well Comedy stage, Global Roots, The Circle with Jameson Music, The Last City, Hometree, Hidden Sounds with Dingle Gin, Arcadia Afterburner and Ping Pong Disco.

Beyond live sets, the site programme includes food and restaurant experiences, wellness sessions, saunas, hot tubs, comedy, storytelling, spoken word, live podcasts and family area activity. The Bloom and Hidden Sounds with Dingle Gin were introduced for the fifth chapter in 2024.

Who Is It For?

The crowd is primarily adult. Entry is strictly 21+, except for children aged 12 and under attending with a paying adult and a Family Weekend ticket. Ages 13 to 20 are not admitted.

The audience cuts across music, arts, food and wellness. A family-camping component sits alongside the adult-focused main festival.

The Venue and Site

Curraghmore Estate gives the festival its frame: a greenfield site built around a natural amphitheatre, woods and lawns. The venue is Curraghmore House / Curraghmore Estate in Portlaw, County Waterford.

Accommodation includes general camping, family camping, accessible camping, boutique camping at Old Wood and Strawberry Hill, pre-pitched camping and campervan/caravan camping. General campsite access runs from Thursday 12:30 to Monday 12:00.

Facilities listed for the site include drinking water stations, toilets and accessible toilets throughout the site, lockers, phone charging points, showers beside Lover’s Rock, information points, a Garda station in the main campsite, first aid posts and roaming medical response teams. Blue-badge access parking and an accessible campsite are also referenced.

Curraghmore Estate sits at Portlaw in County Waterford. The nearest listed rail station is Waterford Plunkett Station, with shuttle access referenced by the official site.

• Rail: Waterford Plunkett Station is the nearest station.
• From the M9: Follow the M9 to its end at Grannagh, then use the N25 Interchange / N25 Kilmeaden Interchange and the R680 through Portlaw to Gate 6 / Clonegam Road.
• From the N25: Access is listed via the N25 at Lemybrien and via the Carrick Road Roundabout at the N25 Kilmeaden Interchange.
• From the N24: Routes are listed via Kilsheelan, and from south of Carrick-on-Suir via the R680, R676 and R677 to Gate 5.
• Campervans and accessible parking: The R677 leads to Gate 3.
• Parking: On-site car parks are used, with staff directing vehicles after entry. The official site also references family parking, public car parks for family campers, accessible parking via Gate 3 and bike racks next to Car Park 4.