All Together Now confirms 2027 dates and phase one tickets for past attendees
All Together Now 2026. Picture: All Together Now.
The seventh chapter of All Together Now drew to a close on Sunday after a weekend of powerful performances by Kneecap, Pulp, Christy Moore and a surprise appearance from Greta Thunberg.
More than 35,000 festival-goers descended on Curraghmore Estate in Waterford, which was transformed into a world of its own with various areas including The Last City, Global Roots, Ping Pong Disco, The Big Romance and Hidden Sounds.
Following another successful festival, organisers have announced that All Together Now will be returning for an eighth chapter in 2027.
Announcing its ticket loyalty scheme, which opens for past attendees on Thursday, August 27, organisers confirmed that the festival will return from July 29 to August 1 next year.
Phase one tickets for next year’s festival will be available for registered past festival attendees to purchase on August 27.
To register for phase one tickets, people can visit here.
Registration closes on Monday, August 25. Those who register will receive a unique loyalty code ahead of the August 27 sale, giving access to purchase at the discounted rate below.
- Those who have purchased tickets to any five or more previous ATNs can avail of tickets at a cost of €240
- Those who have purchased tickets to any three or four previous ATNs can avail of tickets at a cost of €260
- Those who have purchased tickets to one or two previous ATNs can buy tickets for €290
Organisers are also offering a limited five-series installment plan exclusively to those who are successful in loyalty registrations, as well as offering those who are successful in loyalty registrations the first chance to get general and family campervan passes for 2027.
Thanking attendees of this year's festival, festival organisers said: “None of this happens without you. 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."
Organisers also acknowledged those who work tirelessly behind the scenes, including hundreds of crew, volunteers, artists and collaborators, alongside festival partners, the local council and the wider Waterford community.
The Lord and Lady of Waterford and their family were also thanked for once opening up the grounds of Curraghmore Estate and letting us call it home for a weekend every year.
Information on further ticket phases is yet to be announced by festival organisers.
