The festival returns to Curraghmore Estate from Thursday July 29th to Sunday August 1st 2027, with discounted tickets for past attendees going on sale Thursday August 27th.
All Together Now has confirmed its dates for next year, running Thursday July 29th to Sunday August 1st 2027 at Curraghmore Estate, Co. Waterford. The festival’s Ticket Loyalty Scheme opens for past attendees on Thursday August 27th at 9am.
This year’s Chapter 7 drew 35,000 people to Curraghmore for a weekend that included Kneecap, Pulp, Christy Moore and a surprise appearance from Greta Thunberg.
Alongside the main stages, the estate hosted the returning Last City and Global Roots areas, Ping Pong Disco, The Temporary Bandstand (where I DJ’d and hada great buzz thanks) and food from TANG BBQ and Borgo Restaurant, with The Big Romance and Hidden Sounds providing more intimate corners of the site.
Loyalty scheme:
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Registration is open now via Ticketmaster and closes Monday August 24th at 5pm. Successfully registered past attendees receive a unique code ahead of the Thursday August 27th sale, with discounted General and Family Weekend ticket pricing based on how many previous ATNs they’ve attended:
- 5+ previous ATNs: €229.50 plus fees (€90 off the Phase 2 price of €319.50)
- 3 or 4 previous ATNs: €249.50 plus fees (€70 off)
- 1 or 2 previous ATNs: €279.50 plus fees (€40 off)
That means a €30-€35 increase on last year’s equivalent prices.
Loyalty tickets are limited to two per code and aren’t available on instalment pricing.
A five-payment instalment plan is also available exclusively to successful loyalty registrations, priced at €66 a month for five withdrawals (€290 total), on sale Thursday August 27th at 9am. General and Family campervan passes for successful loyalty registrants go on sale the same day, priced at €129.
Phase 2 general tickets will be released alongside the festival’s first lineup announcement later this year. Strictly over 21s.
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