Folk legend Christy Moore is set to perform at All Together Now 2026, marking his first Irish festival appearance in 14 years. Following the recent announcement of KNEECAP as the festival’s first 2026 headliner, organisers confirmed this morning that Moore has officially joined the line-up.
The 2026 event will be the seventh edition of All Together Now, returning to the Curraghmore Estate in Co. Waterford from July 31 to August 2, 2026.
“We are deeply honoured to welcome Christy Moore to next year’s festival for what will be his first Irish festival performance in over a decade,” organisers shared on social media. The news arrives shortly after the release of his new album A Terrible Beauty, which debuted at No. 1 on the Official Irish Albums Chart—an impressive 56 years after Moore’s first record, Paddy On The Road.
Widely regarded as one of Ireland’s most influential musical figures, Moore’s career spans more than five decades across folk, traditional, and contemporary songwriting. His inclusion is being hailed as a major moment for the festival.
A new TG4 documentary, Cartlann Christy Moore, will premiere on New Year’s Eve, offering an in-depth look at 80 years of the artist’s life, music, and personal archive.
Limited Phase 3 tickets for All Together Now 2026 go on sale at 9am tomorrow, December 12.
