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Dance Forever brings Red Bull and Yamamori Izakaya to All Together Now

The new late-night stage lands at the festival this bank holiday weekend, pairing Yamamori’s Japanese food with a DJ lineup including Sally C, Takuya Nakamura and Sally Cinnamon

Red Bull are bringing a new stage to All Together Now this year, Dance Forever, created in partnership with Izakaya Japas & Sake. The stage combines Yamamori’s traditional Japanese food with a DJ lineup and the late-night energy Izakaya has built a reputation for in Dublin.

Izakaya just closed up its DJ operations due to its legal case with The Hoxton hotel, with their latest post suggesting they are moving to a new venue sharing 15 years of memories “until we find our new home.”


Dance Forever lineup:

  • Friday July 31st – Dylan Fogarty
  • Saturday August 1st – Takuya Nakamura (Live)
  • Sunday August 2nd – Sally C

Across the weekend: Arveene, Billy Scurry, George Feely, Governess, Holly Lester, Long Island Sound, Moving Still, Karl Guest, LAWRENCE, OneCanChan, SAZ, Sally Cinnamon, Thibault Montagne

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All Together Now runs from Thursday July 30th to Sunday August 2nd at Curraghmore Estate, Co. Waterford.

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