All Together Now is set to light up Curraghmore Estate once again this August Bank Holiday Weekend (July 31st – August 3rd), serving up four days of incredible music.

Whether you’re a festival die-hard or planning your first trip, it can be tough deciding who to circle on the timetable. So we’ve pulled together our staff picks, the acts we reckon you absolutely shouldn’t miss.

From big, hands-in-the-air singalongs to late-night dance sets, here’s who we’re most excited to catch at All Together Now 2025, easily one of the standout music festivals in Ireland this summer.

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1. Fontaines DC

Few bands capture the restless energy of Ireland quite like Fontaines D.C. With a reputation built on blistering live shows and lyrics that cut right to the heart of modern life, these Dubliners have taken their gritty post-punk sound around the world, and it always hits hardest on home turf. Expect a charged crowd and that electric spark only the Fontaines can bring.

2. Bicep Presents CHROMA (AVDJ Set)

Dance floors don’t come much bigger than when Bicep are on the decks. The Belfast duo’s CHROMA show pairs their euphoric, bass-driven sets with stunning visuals, turning a late-night dance tent into a full sensory experience. It’s guaranteed to be one of the weekend’s “lose yourself completely” moments.

3. CMAT 

CMAT stands out as one of Ireland’s most compelling new voices, pairing sharp, self-aware song writing with irresistibly catchy country-pop melodies. Her live shows strike a rare balance of humour, vulnerability and pure pop flair, promising a set that’s as entertaining as it is deeply relatable.

4. Nelly Furtado 

Nelly Furtado brings a headline set that underscores her status as one of pop’s most distinctive voices. With a career defined by global hits like “I’m Like a Bird,” “Promiscuous,” and “Maneater,” she’s set to deliver a performance that blends timeless hooks with the undeniable stage presence that’s made her an international star.

5. Leftfield

Leftfield continue to set the standard for live electronic shows, pairing precision production with a stage presence that keeps audiences hooked from start to finish. Expect a set that’s as powerful as it is dynamic, reminding everyone why they’re still one of the most respected names in dance music.

6. London Grammar

Renowned for their atmospheric soundscapes and Hannah Reid’s unmistakable vocals, London Grammar bring an emotional depth that few live acts can match. Their set promises moments of quiet intensity and sweeping grandeur, delivering one of the weekend’s most captivating performances.

7. Michael Kiwanuka

Michael Kiwanuka continues to set himself apart with soulful, richly textured songs that resonate deeply on stage. Blending folk and R&B influences with effortless grace, he’s poised to deliver a set full of timeless song writing. 

8. Wet Leg

With a string of acclaimed releases and a live show known for its playful edge, Wet Leg have become one of indie’s most sought-after acts. Expect infectious hooks, sharp lyricism and a crowd fully tuned in to every sly turn of phrase.

9. English Teacher

Tipped as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging bands, English Teacher combine incisive lyrics with driving guitar work to striking effect. Their performance is set to be a standout for fans seeking smart, taut indie rock delivered with fresh perspective.

10. Landless

Landless bring a unique presence to the festival with their exquisite a cappella harmonies, drawing from traditional and contemporary folk in equal measure. Their set promises a spellbinding pause amid the festival rush, showcasing the quiet power of voices in perfect unity.

11. John Grant

Known for pairing sweeping melodies with razor-sharp observations, John Grant stands among today’s most distinctive songwriters. His performance will navigate tender ballads and wry storytelling alike, offering a set as emotionally layered as it is musically rich.

12. Boomtown Rats

Led by the legendary Bob Geldof, The Boomtown Rats deliver the kind of enduring rock set that’s built for festival stages. With classics like “I Don’t Like Mondays” still striking a chord decades on, their show promises a powerful blend of nostalgia and timeless energy.

13. Primal Scream

Few bands capture the spirit of a festival crowd like Primal Scream. With a catalogue that moves seamlessly from psychedelic explorations to dance-rock anthems, they’re set to deliver a high-impact performance that’s sure to be one of the festival’s defining highlights.

14. 49th & Main 

Blending indie sensibilities with infectious electronic grooves, 49th & Main have quickly become one of Ireland’s most exciting new exports. Their vibrant, genre-spanning sound translates effortlessly to the stage, promising a set full of sharp production, catchy hooks and undeniable crowd energy.

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