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All Together Now 2026 returns to Curraghmore Estate over the August bank holiday weekend, promising a busy four-day festival from 30 July to 2 August. With around 25,000 people expected, organisers have published essential details on the line-up, campsite access, entry rules and what to bring.
Line-up highlights
Headliners this year are Pulp and Kneecap, with Disclosure appearing as a DJ set. Friday’s headline slot marks Pulp’s first festival headline performance in 15 years, while Kneecap make their All Together Now debut — and their only Irish festival appearance of 2026.
The bill also includes a wide range of artists across genres: Underworld, The Mary Wallopers, Christy Moore, Maribou State, Self Esteem, Ezra Collective, Floating Points, Mallgrab and Mogwai. Other names confirmed are Damien Dempsey, Kae Tempest, Annie Mac, BIIRD, Chet Faker, Kerri Chandler, The Avalanches, Hot Chip, Gilla Band and more.
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Practical information and timings
Detailed set times and a daily schedule are available through the festival app — organisers recommend checking it before you arrive.
Campsite and car-park access opens at 12:30pm on Thursday 30 July. Gates close at 10pm each night for last entry.
Age rules are strict: the site is for those aged 21 and over, except for children aged 12 and under who may attend if accompanied by a paying adult. There is a maximum of two children aged 12 or under per adult.
On-site facilities
Campers may bring their own food and drink, and the campsite will also host food traders and a small supermarket. Bars and traders operate on a cashless basis only — cards and contactless payments are accepted.
Charging points for phones will be available on site, and showers are installed in the campsite area; these run at scheduled times throughout the weekend.
What to pack
Plan for changeable Irish weather and basic campsite needs. Essential items include both camping gear and personal supplies to get you through the weekend:
- Tent; sleeping bag; pillow; towel; fold-up chair
- Bin bags; duct tape; torch or fairy lights (with batteries)
- Outfits for each day (plus spares); warm layers and a raincoat; pyjamas and fluffy socks
- Toiletries: toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, tampons/pads, dry shampoo, hairbrush, baby wipes
- Small comforts: makeup and brushes, portable mirror, eye mask, ear plugs, plasters
- Essentials: ticket, phone, ID, card and some cash, power bank and charging lead, reusable water bottle, hand sanitiser, tissues
- Extras: snacks, SPF, sunglasses, hat
What not to bring — and alcohol rules
Certain items are prohibited on site. These include glass, weapons, fireworks and flares, illegal drugs, animals (only guide dogs permitted), gas cylinders, petrol and LPG generators, BBQs, gazebos, flag poles, garden furniture, laser pens, professional cameras with detachable lenses, selfie sticks, drones, umbrellas, spray canisters or smoke bombs, megaphones and high‑visibility clothing.
Alcohol allowances are strict for those with a General Weekend Camping ticket. Each person may bring only one of the following on entry: 24 cans, OR 1 litre of spirits, OR 1.5 litres of wine. You must choose one option — and there is no admission with alcohol once you have been wristbanded. Glass bottles are not permitted.
Tickets
All ticket phases sold out quickly. If you missed out, keep an eye on official resale channels such as Ticketmaster for returned tickets, but exercise caution and use verified resale platforms.
