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All Together Now 2026 is shaping up to be an unmissable event, returning to Curraghmore Estate this August bank holiday weekend.
Running from July 30 until August 2, there's a truly stellar line-up of acts gracing the multitude of stages across the weekend.
So with around 25,000 people expected to attend, here's everything festivalgoers heading to All Together Now need to know ahead of time.
Who is playing?
Headlining in 2026 are Pulp and Kneecap, with Disclosure also set to perform a DJ set. Other acts on the line-up include Underworld, The Mary Wallopers, and Christy Moore.
The Friday night headline slot will be Pulp’s first headline festival gig in 15 years, while Kneecap’s show will be their first time at All Together Now and their only Irish festival in 2026.
Also performing are Maribou State, Self Esteem, Ezra Collective, Floating Points, Mallgrab, Mogwai, Damien Dempsey, Kae Tempest and Annie Mac.
They join BIIRD, Chet Faker, Kerri Chandler, The Avalanches, Hot Chip, Gilla Band, Barrington Levy, Greentea Peng, Gurriers, For Those I Love, Soda Blonde, Kate Nash, Sprints, Anna von Hausswolff in the line-up.
Timings
A daily breakdown of timings for All Together Now can be found on the event's app. Time to get planning...
Camping
Access to the campsite and carparks from 12:30pm on Thursday, July 30. Last entry is at 10pm each night.
Age policy
Festivalgoers must be aged 21 or over to gain access to All Together Now, except children aged 12 or below who must be accompanied by a paying adult.
There is a maximum limit of two children aged 12 and under per adult.
Food, drink and facilities
Campers will be able to bring their own food and drink to the festival, but there will also be a selection of food stalls and a supermarket in the campsite.
However, people are advised that the bars and traders will be cashless and will only accept cards or contactless payments.
There will be phone charging facilities on site and showers will be located in the campsites and will be open at specified times throughout the weekend.
Essential camping checklist
If you're planning on embracing festival life and camping for the weekend, here are the absolute essential items you need to pack:
- Tent
- Sleeping bag
- Pillow
- Bin bags
- Duct tape
- Torch or fairy lights (don't forget batteries)
- Fold-up chair
- Towel
Weekender bag checklist
If you're someone who packs ten pairs of knickers/jocks for a weekend away and are now realising how ridiculous that is, festival weekend is not the time to start being reasonable.
Between the possibility of rain soaking your clothes or your tent getting flooded, the more stuff you pack, the merrier! Here are some items you won't want to forget in your weekend bag:
- Outfits for each day (plus spares)
- Warm layers for the evening
- Raincoat
- Pyjamas
- Fluffy socks
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Deodorant
- Tampons/pads
- Dry shampoo
- Hairbrush and gogos
- Makeup and brushes
- Portable mirror
- Baby wipes
- Eye mask
- Ear plugs
- Ticket
- Phone
- ID
- Card and cash
- Power bank and lead
- Hand sanitiser
- Tissues
- Reusable water bottle
- Snacks
- SPF
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Plasters
What not to bring
Here's a list of items not to bring to All Together Now:
- Glass
- Weapons
- Fireworks & Flares
- Drugs
- Animals: Only guide dogs permitted.
- Gas Cylinders
- Generators: Petrol and LPG generators are banned.
- BBQs: Not allowed on site.
- Gazebos
- Flag Poles
- Garden Furniture
- Laser Pens
- Professional Cameras: No cameras with detachable lenses.
- Selfie Sticks
- Drones
- Umbrellas
- Spray Canisters / Smoke Bombs
- Megaphones
- High Vis Clothing
Alcohol restrictions
Just how much alcohol can you bring into All Together Now?
The festival allows each person with a General Weekend Camping ticket to bring one of the following: 24 cans, OR 1 litre of spirits, OR 1.5 litres of wine.
Note the emphasis on OR, as each festival-goer has to pick one out of the three to carry in with them.
Also note that there's strictly no entry with alcohol once you've been wristbanded. Glass bottles are strictly prohibited.
Tickets
All phases of tickets sold out in record time.
If you're feeling the FOMO and didn't get a ticket, you can keep an eye on resale websites like Ticketmaster... you might get lucky!
