All Together Now will return to the magnificent Curraghmore Estate for its fifth iteration on the August Bank Holiday Weekend 1st - 4th, 2024.

Today's announcement marks the Cincinnati rock outfit The National's return to the festival, which they headlined in 2019. The National are a long standing mainstay on the international indie music scene, having formed in 1999, and worked with the likes of Bon Iver, Sufjan Stevens, Phoebe Bridgers and Taylor Swift, they truly are the sleeper hit masters of the indie music scene. The National launched the cycle for their ninth album First Two Pages of Frankenstein in January 2023, a gentle, meditative album, however, it wasn't long before the rock band released their second album of 2023, Laugh Track in September of this year.

Also making his All Together Now return is Barry Can't Swim, who performed his live debut at the 2023 edition of the music festival.

The second headliner announced Jorga Smith combines captivating songwriting and a natural ability to move across styles including modern hip-hop soul, garage, and alt-pop. Her debut album Lost and Found was acknowledged with three Brit Awards nominations and a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist. She has continued to build on her success with Falling or Flying (2023), a wider-ranging second album led by the speedy dancefloor track "Little Things."

American synth-pop quartet Future Islands have also been billed to play the Waterford festival next year along with British indie rock act Bakar, known for his distinctive style.

General camping tickets for All Together Now 2024 go on sale Monday 11th of December at 9 AM. Priced from €235.  Tickets are available here.

All Together Now is strictly over 21s