All Together Now - Weekend Camping in Portlaw - Jul 31, 2026

Brògeal

3 concerts

From Falkirk, Scotland, Brògeal blends Celtic folk, indie, and punk with lively instrumentation and Scottish brogue, famed for energetic, sing-along anthems and explosive live shows.

Cardinals

18 concerts

Cork's Cardinals offer a gritty rock landscape blending Irish trad folk, shoegaze, and punk. Known for their gothic EP, they fuse nostalgic rock with poetic narratives.

The Itch

2 concerts

The Itch, a London-based alt-pop duo formed by Simon Tyrie and Georgia Hardy, creates club-rooted dance music blending 00s indie-disco with acerbic humour. Known for magnetic live shows and their debut album "It's The Hope That Kills You", they gained recognition for tracks like "Ursula" and "Space In The Cab". The duo is celebrated for offering catharsis and a unique sound.

Ezra Collective

23 concerts

London youth-club-formed modern jazz band Ezra Collective blend afrobeat, reggae, salsa, grime and hip-hop. Emerged with Chapter 7 (2016); won the 2022 Mercury Prize for Where I’m Meant To Be and a historic BRIT Group of the Year win.

WITCH

12 concerts

Witch (We Intend to Cause Havoc) are a pioneering Zambian psychedelic Zamrock band, blending Western rock and R&B with African sounds. Their 1972 debut Introduction was Zambia’s first commercial band album; key releases include Lazy Bones!! and 2023’s Zango.

Kerri Chandler

2 concerts

Kerri Chandler is an electronic dance music deep house innovator, known for marathon DJ sets lasting 6+ hours. A DJ and producer, he blends soul, jazz and funk into his sound, earning the nickname the Stevie Wonder of House music.

Mall Grab

4 concerts

Australian DJ and producer Mall Grab, born Jordon Alexander in Newcastle, crafts an energetic electronic sound blending house, techno, lo-fi, UK garage, and grime. Known for his dynamic sets, he released his debut album "What I Breathe" and popular tracks like "Liverpool Street In The Rain" and "iluv." He has collaborated with artists such as Turnstile.

Underworld

6 concerts

Underworld are Rick Smith and Karl Hyde. Their acclaimed debut album, dubnobasswithmyheadman (1994), established them as a groundbreaking electronic act known for pushing creative boundaries and twisting genres.

'All Together Now''

1 concert

Floating Points

2 concerts

Floating Points (Sam Shepherd) debuted with Vacuum EP on Eglo in 2009. His 2015 album Elaenia was Resident Advisor’s Album of the Year. Promises (2021), with Pharoah Sanders and the LSO, earned a Mercury Prize nomination.

The Mary Wallopers

36 concerts

The Mary Wallopers are brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, formed as a three-piece Irish ballad group touring Ireland to sing and collect songs. Known for raw live energy, they later expanded to a six-piece, adding bass, drums, tin whistle/pipes, and accordion.

Gilla Band

29 concerts

Gilla Band, an Irish post-punk and noise rock band from Dublin (formed 2011), is known for abrasive, deconstructed soundscapes, blending distortion, electronics, and surreal lyrics. Acclaimed albums include "Holding Hands with Jamie" (2015), "The Talkies" (2019), and "Most Normal" (2022). Popular songs feature "Lawman" and "Backwash". The band changed from Girl Band in 2021 to promote inclusivity, influencing the Irish music scene.

Barrington Levy

3 concerts

Born in 1964 in Clarendon, Jamaica, Barrington Levy is a dancehall singer who helped shape the ’80s sound. Known for hits like “Collie Weed” and “Under Mi Sensi,” he won Best Vocalist at Britain’s Reggae Awards and scored a UK Top 20 with “Tribal Base.”

KNEECAP

26 concerts

Alabaster DePlume

2 concerts

Disclosure

3 concerts

Disclosure, comprising English siblings Guy and Howard Lawrence from Reigate, Surrey, are renowned for their pop-infused blend of house, garage, and bass music. Known for hits like "Latch" with Sam Smith, they've earned Grammy nods and crafted chart-topping albums such as Settle and Caracal. They've collaborated with artists like Mary J. Blige, Lorde, and the Weeknd, showcasing a distinctive sound rooted in underground dance influences.

Dry Cleaning

2 concerts

South London's Dry Cleaning formed in 2017, crafting post-punk with Florence Shaw's distinctive spoken-word vocals and witty, observational lyrics. Their sound features angular guitars and motorik riffs. Notable albums include "New Long Leg," "Stumpwork," and "Secret Love." "Stumpwork" earned a Grammy for Best Recording Package. Known for tracks like "Scratchcard Lanyard" and "Magic of Meghan."

The Avalanches

4 concerts

The Avalanches, an Australian electronic group formed in Melbourne in 1997, craft innovative, sample-based plunderphonics. Known for intricate soundscapes, their acclaimed albums include "Since I Left You" (2000), "Wildflower" (2016), and "We Will Always Love You" (2020). Popular tracks like "Frontier Psychiatrist" showcase their style. They have collaborated with artists such as Jamie xx and Blood Orange.

Mogwai

8 concerts

Mogwai formed in 1996, rehearsing in Stuart Braithwaite’s living room. Across 24 years they’ve released nine studio albums plus live, compilations and soundtracks, earning a recognisable sound built on dynamic shifts, power, minimalism and experimentation.

Job Jobse

3 concerts

Job Jobse is a Dutch DJ and producer from Amsterdam, celebrated for his versatile electronic music. He blends house, disco, techno, and melodic styles. Known for immersive DJ sets and residencies at iconic Amsterdam clubs like Trouw and De School, he gained global recognition. Jobse also runs his Strangelove parties and record labels, De Vlieger and Planet Strangelove.

Sam Alfred

4 concerts

Sam Alfred is an Egypt-born, Sudanese-Australian DJ and producer known for his high-energy, maximal sets. Based in Melbourne, he champions 90s house, garage, and techno, blending jazz-tipped house with deep cuts. His notable releases include the "Roadblocks EP" and "Suzuka EP," alongside collaborations with artists like X CLUB. and Kyle Starkey. He is recognized for his global impact on dance music.

Jyoty

3 concerts

Jyoty, an Indian-Dutch DJ and radio host from Amsterdam, based in London, is renowned for her eclectic, multi-genre sets. She blends baile funk, amapiano, afrobeats, and UK garage. Known for her Rinse FM show and viral Boiler Room performance, Jyoty champions diversity and inclusive club culture through her "Homegrown" events. She has released a remix of "Designer" and EPs.

SPRINTS

1 concert

Dublin’s SPRINTS blend urgent post-punk with raw, compassionate lyrics. Known for hits from their Top 20 debut, they've toured with IDLES, Pixies, and rocked Glastonbury.

Friendly Fires

3 concerts

Friendly Fires are an indie rock/shoegaze and dance trio from St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England. Their 2008 debut Friendly Fires spawned "Paris" and was double gold in the U.K. and Mercury Prize-nominated; albums include Pala (2011) and Inflorescent (2019).

Gurriers

25 concerts

Greentea Peng

2 concerts

South London's Greentea Peng, born Aria Wells, crafts "psychedelic R'n'B" and neo-soul. Her distinctive sound blends R&B, hip hop, dub reggae, and jazz, creating immersive soundscapes. Known for popular tracks like "Downers" and "Hu Man," her albums include "Man Made," "GREENZONE 108," and "Tell Dem It's Sunny." She is recognized for her unique style and collaborations with artists like The Streets and Nightmares on Wax.

Christy Moore

8 concerts

Irish folk-pop singer/songwriter and former lead vocalist/songwriter of Planxty and Moving Hearts. Debut solo album Paddy on the Road (1969). Voyage (1989) featured Sinéad O'Connor and Elvis Costello. Known for energetic Celtic/rock fusion.

The New Eves

1 concert

The New Eves, featuring Ella (drums, flute, vocals), Nina (cello, guitar, vocals), Kate (bass), and Violet (violin, guitar, vocals), blend organic joyful chaos with theatrical Gregorian chants and textural music.

Annie Mac

3 concerts

Annie Macmanus is a broadcaster, author and DJ. Her debut Sunday Times bestselling novel Mother Mother was released in paperback to critical acclaim. She produces the podcast Changes with Annie Macmanus and runs Malta’s Lost & Found festival.

David Kitt

1 concert

An Irish singer-songwriter, musician, and producer from Dublin, known for his unique blend of folk, indie pop, and electronic music, both under his own name and his electronic alias New Jackson.

Seamus Fogarty

4 concerts

County Mayo, Ireland-born, London-based Seamus Fogarty makes poetic, experimental folk-rock blending rustic folk with synths, samples, and field recordings. Debut album God Damn You Mountain (2012) preceded Domino releases The Curious Hand (2017) and A Bag of Eyes (2020).

Damien Dempsey

10 concerts

Dublin-born folk singer Damien Dempsey broke through with the Contender EP (1995) and single Dublin Town (1997). His album Shots topped the Irish chart and went platinum; he won Best Irish Male at the Meteor Awards (2006, 2007).

Hank

1 concert

London-based band Hank crafts moody post-punk and noise rock, blending raw noise with tender moments. Known for unpredictable live shows and balancing experimentation with accessibility, their debut EP "Twist Grip" earned Still Listening Magazine's 2024 EP of the Year. They also released "Spiralic" and collaborated with artists like Asha Lorenz and Ben Romans-Hopcraft.

Joy Orbison

2 concerts

Peter O'Grady, known as Joy Orbison, is an English electronic musician from Croydon. He masterfully blends house, dubstep, UK garage, and jungle, crafting influential and forward-thinking club music. His acclaimed debut single "Hyph Mngo" garnered widespread recognition. He is known for tracks like "flight fm" and "flex fm", and collaborations with Boddika and Overmono. He received DJ Mag's Best DJ and Best Track awards for "flight fm".

Soda Blonde

19 concerts

Soda Blonde is an Irish alt-pop band from Dublin, formed in 2019 by former members of Little Green Cars. Known for their synth-driven, cinematic sound and Faye O'Rourke's distinctive vocals, they craft emotionally charged, introspective music. Albums include "Small Talk" (2021) and the critically acclaimed "Dream Big" (2023), which was reimagined with the National Symphony Orchestra. They have earned Choice Music Prize nominations.

Getdown Services

18 concerts

Getdown Services is Josh Law and Ben Sadler, who met at school in Minehead, Somerset and make music in Bristol. Their debut album Crisps (2023, Breakfast Records) was followed by EPs Your Medal’s In The Post and Primordial Slot Machine.

Maruja

1 concert

Maruja, known for their break-beat-punk, harsh noise, and cosmic jazz fusion, gained acclaim with tracks like "The Invisible Man" and "One Hand Behind The Devil." Their debut EP "Knocknarea" was highly rated by critics, earning praise from BBC Radio and Anthony Fantano. The band's electrifying live shows have sold out venues across Europe, building their reputation as an exciting emerging act.

Biird

4 concerts

BIIRD is an 11-piece all-female Irish traditional music supergroup, founded in 2024 by seven-time All-Ireland champion Lisa Canny. Hailing from Ireland, they are renowned for revitalizing trad music with a contemporary image and energetic performances. They have graced major stages, including Trafalgar Square and the All Together Now festival, and supported Ed Sheeran. BIIRD collaborates with Irish designers and plans an album featuring Sharon Shannon and Kate Nash.

Sophia Stel

4 concerts

Sophia Stel is a Canadian artist and producer from Victoria, B.C., known for her genre-agnostic alt-pop. Her sound blends lush synths, guitars, and commanding vocals, creating deeply personal and expansive music. Popular songs include "I'll Take It" and "Taste." She gained recognition with EPs "Object Permanence" and "How to Win At Solitaire," earning co-signs from Troye Sivan and A.G. Cook. A DAZED 100 pick, Stel is celebrated for her unique, trend-defying artistry.

Sassy 009

7 concerts

Sassy 009 is the project of Oslo-based producer, songwriter and vocalist Sunniva Lindgård. She gained early acclaim with 2017’s Do You Mind EP and 2021’s bass-driven Heart Ego mixtape, and has collaborated with Clairo and remixed MØ and Empress Of.

Anna von Hausswolff

17 concerts

Anna von Hausswolff is a Swedish musician and composer known for pipe-organ-driven music blending tradition and experimentation, from doom-laden rock to intimate organ pieces. She broke through with Ceremony (2012) and released ICONOCLASTS, her sixth LP, on YEAR0001.

SexyTadhg

8 concerts

SexyTadhg, an Irish LGBTQIA+ artist, blends fearless, flamboyant, and political music. Praised by major media and featured on UK/Irish radio and TV, they're a rising star.

For Those I Love

1 concert

Cable Boy

1 concert

Cable Boy is a Dublin, Ireland five-piece rock band known for their "goth disco" sound, blending shoegaze, indie, and electronic elements. Formed in 2019, they released their debut EP 'Whole'. Their debut album, 'Forever', features popular songs like "Something In My Head" and "Drought." They are recognized for their visceral live performances and have garnered media attention.

Little Grandad

3 concerts

Little Grandad is a UK-based Americana-indie band, celebrated for their power-pop urgency, four-part harmonies, and brass bursts. Drawing inspiration from The Band and 90s alt-country, they are recognized as one of London's most talked-about new bands. Their live shows are known for their blend of chaos and chemistry, making them a notable presence on the Windmill scene. Popular songs include "Sleepwalking" and "Tiny Feet".

Muireann Bradley

Irish folk-blues guitarist/singer Muireann Bradley, known for emotive classic covers, played Dylan for Mahogany; TV spots incl. Jools Holland & Late Late; cult LP sold out.

Self Esteem

Rebecca Taylor, aka Self Esteem, is a UK pop artist and former indie band member. Her debut album Compliments Please (2019) and follow-up Prioritise Pleasure (2021) earned major acclaim, BBC Music Introducing Artist of the Year and Attitude’s Music Award.

Say She She

NYC punk-chic, discodelic funk band Say She She—vocal trio Piya Malik, Sabrina Mileo Cunningham & Nya Gazelle Brown—fuse disco, psych & protest on “She Who Dares,” “Disco Life.”

Chet Faker

Australian-born vocalist, songwriter and producer Chet Faker broke through with his cover of Blackstreet’s “No Diggity” on the debut EP Thinking In Textures (2011). He released platinum-selling Built on Glass (2014), earning ARIA Awards, and later Hotel Surrender (2021).

The Dare

The Dare, Harrison Patrick Smith, is an American musician from West Hollywood, California, known for his New York-based indie sleaze revival sound. His dance-punk and electroclash style gained prominence with the song "Girls". He released albums such as "What's Wrong with New York?" and produced for Charli XCX.

Kean Kavanagh

Kae Tempest

Kae Tempest, from south-east London, is a celebrated spoken word artist, rapper, poet, novelist, and playwright. Known for his rhythmic delivery and insightful lyrics exploring modern society, he blends hip-hop with poetry. Tempest's albums like "Let Them Eat Chaos" and "Self Titled" (2025) have garnered critical acclaim and Mercury Prize nominations. He won the Ted Hughes Award and is recognized for powerful live performances.

Maribou State

Maribou State are UK electronic duo Chris Davids and Liam Ivory. Active since 2011, they blend UK club music, vintage soul and samples into an organic downtempo sound. Known for acclaimed live shows from Glastonbury to the Sydney Opera House.

David Keenan

Irish songwriter/storyteller blending folk-poetry; Irish No.1 record; toured/guested with Hozier, David Gray, Counting Crows; scored Lionsgate’s “Salvable”.

Rose Betts

London-born, Grammy-nominated artist Rose Betts blends indie and folk, known for viral hit "Driving Myself Home," featured on Justice League soundtrack, with songs in major TV shows.

Trinity Orchestra

Moonchild Sanelly

Born in South Africa, Moonchild Sanelly makes electro-pop ghetto-funk; known for Rabualpha, bold self-styled looks and empowerment; collabs Maphorisa, Sho Madjozi, Gorillaz.

The Orchestra (For Now)

Pulp

Formed by Jarvis Cocker in 1978, Pulp rose from 1980s obscurity to become a major British ’90s indie rock band. Their glam/disco/new wave-influenced sound peaked with the hit “Common People” and 1995’s chart-topping Different Class.

King Kong Company

George Houston

Róis

Black Nylon

Sell Everything

BABYRAT

All Together Now - Weekend Camping in Portlaw,

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