'All Together Now'' Portlaw Tickets - Curraghmore House

Le Boom

1 concert

Le Boom is Christy and Andy Leech, Navan brothers blending pop melodies and beats, known for high-energy live shows. BBC Radio One named them Ones to Watch.

Iggy Pop

8 concerts

Born in the U.S., Iggy Pop shaped punk and grunge with The Stooges’ classic albums. Known for wild stage acts, Bowie collaborations, a Grammy nod, and Rock Hall, Polar Prize honors.

Jamie xx

1 concert

Jamie xx, born in Putney as Jamie Smith, is a pioneering producer blending indie, R&B, and dance, known for his work with the Mercury Prize-winning band the xx. He has collaborated with artists like Adele, Florence + the Machine, and Drake. His acclaimed solo album "In Colour" featured hits like "Loud Places" and earned Grammy and Brit nominations. Jamie xx continues to innovate with tracks like "Idontknow" and collaborations with artists such as Robyn and Honey Dijon.

Ezra Collective

2 concerts

Mercury Prize-winning jazz band Ezra Collective, featuring Femi and TJ Koleoso, Joe Armon-Jones, James Mollison, and Ife Ogunjobi, capture global dance rhythms on "Dance, No One's Watching."

Overmono

1 concert

UK electronic duo Overmono, known for live shows and hits like "So U Kno," won 'Best Live Act' at DJ Mag Awards. Famous for global tours and collabs with Joy Orbison.

Todd Terje

2 concerts

Norwegian DJ/producer Todd Terje blends disco, house, and synth pop. Known for "Inspector Norse," "Snooze 4 Love," co-writing Robbie Williams' "Candy," and collaborating with Franz Ferdinand.

Daniel Avery

4 concerts

Daniel Avery, UK electronic producer known for euphoric techno and ambient sounds, has collaborated with Alison Mosshart, Walter Schreifels, and more, blending shoegaze and industrial styles.

Sugababes

1 concert

Reuniting in 2019, the original Sugababes lineup is known for iconic harmonies and blending pop, alternative, and R&B. They've rocked Glastonbury and sold out The O2.

Max Richter

5 concerts

Max Richter, acclaimed composer blending orchestral and electronic music, is known for projects like 'SLEEP' and scores for Dior, Wayne McGregor, Denis Villeneuve, and Scorsese.

Black Country, New Road

6 concerts

Black Country, New Road, spawned from a Wikipedia name generator and Brixton's Windmill scene in 2019, merges post-rock and jazz-inflected post-punk. Hailed as "the best band in the world" by The Quietus, they boast high praise from NYT, NPR, and The Guardian.

Lisa O'Neill

1 concert

Irish folk singer/songwriter Lisa O'Neill, from Ballyhaise, County Cavan, is known for her distinctive voice and storytelling. Notable works include "Same Cloth or Not" and "Heard a Long Gone Song," both nominated for the Choice Music Prize. Her track "Rock the Machine" won Best Original Folk Track at the 2019 RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards. O'Neill toured with David Gray and collaborated with Yorkston/Thorne/Khan. She also contributed to "Peaky Blinders" with her Bob Dylan cover. In 2023, she released "All of This Is Chance."

Robert Hood

1 concert

Detroit-born Robert Hood, a techno pioneer and Underground Resistance co-founder, is known for minimal techno, socially conscious beats, gospel-infused house, & Floorplan with his daughter.

The Scratch

22 concerts

The Scratch, a folk-metal band blending acoustic and electric styles, have toured with Dropkick Murphys, supported Dermot Kennedy, and played UK’s Download Festival.

Caribou

2 concerts

Hi, I'm Dan, a music artist known as Caribou and Daphni, born in Canada. I blend electronic, psychedelic, and indie styles. Thanks for listening, and keep creating!

Tourist

9 concerts

UK-born Tourist (William Phillips) is a GRAMMY®-winning electronic artist known for blending house, dance, and psychedelic styles. Hits include “We Stayed Up All Night” and “Howl.” He’s collaborated with Sam Smith and remixed The Weeknd, Swedish House Mafia, and Flume.

Billy Bragg

12 concerts

Billy Bragg, from Barking, East London, is a celebrated folk singer-songwriter known for political engagement. Famous songs include "A New England." He has 11 solo albums and collaborated with Wilco on the Mermaid Avenue albums. Bragg, who has run Glastonbury's Left Field stage for 20 years, received the Ivors' Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award in 2018 and a plaque on the Camden Music Walk of Fame in 2023.