All Together Now festival has today announced over 100 additional acts for its 2023 line-up.
They include global pop star Lorde, comedian Tommy Tiernan and LCD Soundsytem frontman James Murphy.
Also newly confirmed for the three-day weekender at Curraghmore Estate, County Waterford are rising British rockers Black Country, New Road, plus big name Irish acts Lisa O'Neill, Biig Piig and Fight Like Apes.
They'll join previously announced headliners including Iggy Pop, Jamie xx, Caribou, Jessie Ware, Sugababes and Lankum for three days of music, performance and more over the August bank holiday weekend.
This year's line-up also includes loads of well-established, high profile Irish music acts including Lankum, Saint Sister, Talos and The Scratch, to name but a few.
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The full line-ups for three specific stages have also been announced today.
Festival goers can join one of Ireland's best-known comedians, Tommy Tiernan, for brunch at the Belonging Bandstand, with the likes of Sing Along Social, PryMary Colours and Glasshouse ensemble also performing throughout the weekend at this outdoor circular stage.
Global Roots and The Cambium Club meanwhile will play host to the likes of Sim Simma, Rob Rua and Rise Up Soundsystem.
While the Jameson Connects: The Circle stage has an impressive line-up of fresh Irish talent including Sello, Sorcha Richardson, Negro Impacto, Toshín, Sprints and many more.
Line-ups for stages including Arcadia, AVA In The Woods, Éalú Le Grá, Ping Pong Disco, Schweppes Ultimate Mixer, The Last City and All Curious Minds are still to be announced.
Additional tickets and passesFurther weekend camping tickets (general and family) will go on sale this Thursday, 11 May at 9am from Ticketmaster and usual outlets.
Due to high demand, additional general campervan/caravan passes are also on sale this Thursday at 9am.
Early entry passes, priced at €24 including booking fee, are also available, and allow access to the campsites a day in advance on the Thursday from 4pm (only valid with a general weekend camping ticket).
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