We’re still watching back all the videos from All Together Now 2026, but it’s time to rally and secure those tickets for next year’s festival.
The event, held at Curraghmore Estate in Co Waterford, saw 35,000 people enjoy performances from Kneecap, Pulp, and Christy Moore last weekend – and there was even a surprise appearance from Greta Thunberg.
If you’re still on a high from it all, or have FOMO and are determined not to miss out in 2027, then you’ll want to put these dates in your diary.
All Together Now will return in 2027 once again over the Bank Holiday Weekend, with the fun kicking off on July 29 and the festival wrapping up for another year on August 1.
As for tickets, if you were at the festival in 2026, then you’ll get first dibs, with the Ticket Loyalty Scheme opening for past attendees on August 27 – yes, in three weeks!
All Phase 1 loyalty tickets will go on sale on Thursday, 27 August at 9am, exclusively to successfully registered past attendees. More on registering – which is key – later.
Loyalty Ticket Prices
- If you have purchased tickets to any 5 + previous ATNs at €240:
(Priced at €229.50 + fees – Discount of €90. Phase 2 price €319.50 + fees)
- If you have purchased tickets to any 3 or 4 previous ATNs at €260:
(Priced at €249.50 + fees – Discount of €70. Phase 2 price €319.50 + fees)
- If you have purchased tickets to 1 or 2 previous ATNs at €290:
(Priced at €279.50 + fees – Discount of €40. Phase 2 price €319.50 + fees)
Other key information to know is that Loyalty is limited to two tickets per code, ATN is strictly over 21, and tickets are subject to a service charge of up to €10.50 per ticket.
Registration for the Loyalty Scheme closes at 5pm on Monday 24 August. Once registered, you’ll receive a unique code ahead of the Thursday 27 August sale, giving you access to purchase at the discounted rates.
Announcing the 2027 dates and tickets, organisers thanked the festival’s attendees, saying: ‘All Together Now has always been about discovery – of music, of people, of moments you didn’t see coming and this year you brought the spirit in force. Thank you.
‘Behind every moment on stage is a small army working behind it, from hundreds of crew, performers, volunteers, artists and collaborators, alongside our partners, the local council and the wider Waterford community.
‘Their work is the engine of this festival, and we’re endlessly grateful for it. Heartfelt thanks too to Lord and Lady Waterford and their family, for once again opening up the extraordinary grounds of Curraghmore Estate and letting us call it home for a weekend every year.’ Bring on ATN 2027!
