The Jameson Connects The Circle stage will be one of the places to be at the All Together Now Festival in Curraghmore, Waterford from August 4th to 6th.
Reflecting the eclectic nature of Irish music these days, Jameson Connects The Circle stage features electronic music, rap, indie bands, drill, R&B, dance, soul and much more across its weekend programming.
The BBC presenter Gemma Bradley will also be hosting in-conversation interviews with performing artists, further illuminating their craft beyond performance.
There are special guests and collaborations galore so let’s dip into our top highlights to check out from the Jameson Connects The Circle stage this year…

1.
Bricknasty
Simply one of the most exciting live bands I’ve seen this year...
What a year the Ballymun band Bricknasty are having.
With the release of their debut EP Ina Crueler on UK label FAMM (Maverick Sabre, Enny, Jorja Smith), the Dublin band Bricknasty stepped up into the limelight with their unique brand of narrative jazz-rooted R&B, hip-hop and neo-soul, informed by masked guitarist/singer Fatboy’s life growing up in the flats of Ballymun.
Live, those narrative-lead vignettes are placed in a livelier context with Fatboy, producer Cillian McCauley, Dara Abdurahman (bass), Korey Thomas (drums) and Louis Younge (sax/keys) bringing a punk spirit to their jazz-playing.
Bricknasty are one of the finest live bands in the country right now so you’d be mad to miss them.


