All Together Now tickets go on sale after acts revealed

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Published: Mon 11 Dec 2023, 9:37 AM

Last updated: Mon 11 Dec 2023, 9:59 AM

Remaining tickets for All Together Now went on sale on Monday morning, days after the first five acts for next year's festival were confirmed.

The event will return to Curraghmore Estate in Portlaw, Co Waterford on August 1st to 4th.

After Tier 1 and 2 tickets were made available in August, Tier 3 and 4 tickets went on sale at 9am on Monday, priced at €235 and €249.

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Family and caravan/campervan weekend tickets have also gone on sale, with instalment plans available.

Last week, organisers confirmed next year's festival will feature The National, Jorja Smith, Future Islands, Bakar and Barry Can't Swim, with more performers to be announced in due course.

Tickets for the festival are available on Ticketmaster.

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