5 Must See Irish Acts At The Jameson Circle At All Together Now.

Jameson has returned to hallowed festival grounds with The Circle at All Together Now, kicking off on 1 August. Whoever’s on selection is tapped in because one glance a the lineup and we’re watering at the mouth. Only Irish, only quality. Here are some of our favourite names from the lineup that you can’t let yourself miss. Click here to grab tickets to All Together Now.

It’s Efé’s world and we’re all just living in it. A bedroom pop princess who has evolved into a beloved sound that dabbles into contemporary rock, shoegaze, pop and so much more. Paired with a fuzzy, comforting aesthetic, her two-year hiatus has come swiftly to a halt with Efé fans eating good this summer.

A surrealist perspective on the world through Rachael’s eyes gives some of the most unique tracks coming out of the country today. Ambient and almost ominous at times, Rachael’s moving vocal ability results in a transcendental experience. Art pop at its finest.

A voice that just melts into your ears. This is summertime music. Like a mix of SZA and Erykah, Aby’s sound has a sophisticated confidence to it which you can feel in your soul. Consistently building on each release, this culminated in one of our favourite Irish projects of last year, ‘At The End Of The Day…It’s Night’.

We make a lot of good noise about SLOUCHO but that’s because he makes a lot of good noise for our ears. A contender for electronic project of the year, not only in Ireland but all together. A mystical being dropping tunes which leaves you encapsulated by bass, glitch and samples. Come night, The Circle is set to be SLOUCHO’s playground.

Mostly known for their Scottish roots, but one half of the duo (Jonnie Wilkes), is Irish. Masters of the absurd and abstract, you couldn’t nail Optimo down to one sound. This has given them international appeal and seems a no-brainer as the headliner for The Circle.