A host of new acts are heading to Curraghmore House this summer as part of a stacked lineup.

Today, All Together Now has revealed new acts in what looks like one of the country’s strongest festival lineups this summer.

Lorde, LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy (DJ Set), Mercury Prize-nominated group Black Country New Road, Daphni, Todd Terje, Biig Piig, Ezra Collective, Lord Apex and more head to Waterford August 4-6. The news comes alongside line-ups from Arcadia, AVA In The Woods, Éalú Le Grá, Ping Pong Disco, Schweppes Ultimate Mixer, The Last City, All Curious Minds and Comedy.

GRAMMY winner Lorde returns to Ireland for what will be only her second ever performance on the Island. Meanwhile, alternative icon and LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy joins the lineup for a DJ set, while the super collaborative Jazz group Ezra Collective join the ATN poster amongst acts like Lord Apex, Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn, Saint Sister, Barry Can’t Swim and more, adding to what was already a heavy lineup manned by the likes of Jamie xx and Loyle Carner.

Check out the updated poster below:

Elsewhere, Tommy Tiernan heads to the Belonging Bandstand Brunch where you can grab food, ice cold drinks and enjoy brunch with top drawer comedy. The Cambium Club has Sim Simma doing a full takeover on Sunday, while Rise Up Soundsystem, Outstraight Records, Citrus fresh and more feature. Jameson Connects: The Circle returns to All Together Now, bringing Radio 1 DJ Gemma Bradley for live interviews alongside performances from: SELLÓ, Sorcha Richardson, Travis & Elzzz, Sprints, Bricknasty, Coy Haste, The Cope, Abbacaxi, Negro Impacto, Fakoli, Mo Cultivation & Friends, Jay Pei, Carlsbad. Toshín, Wastefellow (DJ), Volleyball, Emmy Shigeta, Honeypot, Graham Smyth, Alba, Cbakl, Winnie Ama (DJ).

The ATN23 General, Family, and Early Entry passes and additional Campervan passes go on sale via Ticketmaster.ie & usual outlets on Thursday, May 11 at 09.00. 

For more information head to ATN’s Website.

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