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Concerts in Ireland
- 31/07/2025Until 03/08/2025All Together Now - Weekend CampingPortlawCurraghmore HouseLow Availability
Lineup
- All Together Now
- Fontaines D.C.
- Nelly Furtado
- Bicep
- London Grammar
- CMAT
- Michael Kiwanuka
- Wet Leg
- Leftfield
- Ben Böhmer
- BONOBO DJ SET
- Groove Armada
- Folamour
- Flight Facilities
- John Grant
- Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80
- Le Boom
- Lisa O'Neill
- Baxter Dury
- Arooj Aftab
- Geordie Greep
- English Teacher
- Nilüfer Yanya
- Bob Vylan
- Fat Dog
- Carlita
- Darren Kiely
- Arc de Soleil
- Infinity Song
- Hinds
- Muireann Bradley
- Parra for Cuva
- Gurriers
- Bricknasty
- Ishmael Ensemble
- Chloe Qisha
- Adore
- Maria Somerville
- DUG
- Skinner
- bby
- GIRLBAND!
- Bold Love
- Cliffords
- Glasshouse
- Stomptown Brass
- Trinity Orchestra
Venue
- 31/07/2025Until 03/08/2025All Together Now - Weekend Camping Instalment PlanPortlawCurraghmore HouseLow Availability
Lineup
- All Together Now
- Fontaines D.C.
- Nelly Furtado
- Bicep
- London Grammar
- CMAT
- Michael Kiwanuka
- Wet Leg
- Leftfield
- Ben Böhmer
- BONOBO DJ SET
- Groove Armada
- Folamour
- Flight Facilities
- John Grant
- Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80
- Le Boom
- Lisa O'Neill
- Baxter Dury
- Arooj Aftab
- Geordie Greep
- English Teacher
- Nilüfer Yanya
- Bob Vylan
- Fat Dog
- Carlita
- Darren Kiely
- Arc de Soleil
- Infinity Song
- Hinds
- Muireann Bradley
- Parra for Cuva
- Gurriers
- Bricknasty
- Ishmael Ensemble
- Chloe Qisha
- Adore
- Maria Somerville
- DUG
- Skinner
- bby
- GIRLBAND!
- Bold Love
- Cliffords
- Glasshouse
- Stomptown Brass
- Trinity Orchestra
Venue
- 31/07/2025Until 03/08/2025All Together Now - Weekend Family CampingPortlawCurraghmore HouseLimited Availability
Lineup
- All Together Now
- Fontaines D.C.
- Nelly Furtado
- Bicep
- London Grammar
- CMAT
- Michael Kiwanuka
- Wet Leg
- Leftfield
- Ben Böhmer
- BONOBO DJ SET
- Groove Armada
- Folamour
- Flight Facilities
- John Grant
- Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80
- Le Boom
- Lisa O'Neill
- Baxter Dury
- Arooj Aftab
- Geordie Greep
- English Teacher
- Nilüfer Yanya
- Bob Vylan
- Fat Dog
- Carlita
- Darren Kiely
- Arc de Soleil
- Infinity Song
- Hinds
- Muireann Bradley
- Parra for Cuva
- Gurriers
- Bricknasty
- Ishmael Ensemble
- Chloe Qisha
- Adore
- Maria Somerville
- DUG
- Skinner
- bby
- GIRLBAND!
- Bold Love
- Cliffords
- Glasshouse
- Stomptown Brass
- Trinity Orchestra
Venue
- 31/07/2025Until 03/08/2025All Together Now - Weekend Family Camping Instalment PlanPortlawCurraghmore HouseLow Availability
Lineup
- All Together Now
- Fontaines D.C.
- Nelly Furtado
- Bicep
- London Grammar
- CMAT
- Michael Kiwanuka
- Wet Leg
- Leftfield
- Ben Böhmer
- BONOBO DJ SET
- Groove Armada
- Folamour
- Flight Facilities
- John Grant
- Seun Kuti & Fela's Egypt 80
- Le Boom
- Lisa O'Neill
- Baxter Dury
- Arooj Aftab
- Geordie Greep
- English Teacher
- Nilüfer Yanya
- Bob Vylan
- Fat Dog
- Carlita
- Darren Kiely
- Arc de Soleil
- Infinity Song
- Hinds
- Muireann Bradley
- Parra for Cuva
- Gurriers
- Bricknasty
- Ishmael Ensemble
- Chloe Qisha
- Adore
- Maria Somerville
- DUG
- Skinner
- bby
- GIRLBAND!
- Bold Love
- Cliffords
- Glasshouse
- Stomptown Brass
- Trinity Orchestra
Venue
About
With their live-instrumentation-meets-electronic merging of styles, the group were always broader than the ‘new UK jazz’ tag which they were often given, but here their scope and boundary-pushing ambition is more evident than ever before. Still maintaining a blend of spiritual jazz, dub, experimental and electronic soundscapes, here those elements are vigorously whipped-up into huge cyclones of sound, more song-based and accessible than before, but also almost psychedelic in its euphonic blend of colours, textures, facets and moods.
Formed in 2017 by producer and saxophonist Pete Cunningham, their debut LP ‘A State Of Flow’ was Contemporary Album Of The Month in The Guardian and gained radio plays from UK taste makers Gilles Peterson, Tom Ravenscroft and Mary Anne Hobbs. However, it was their 2021 album ‘Visions of Light’ that saw the group reach wider acclaim–receiving glowing reviews in The Observer and Mojo, and the accolade of Huey Morgan’s Album Of The Year on BBC 6 Music.
This was followed by a solid 3 year run of international touring including shows in Mexico and the US, as well as multiple sold-out tours in the UK and EU. With recognition and plaudits growing in stature from press and radio alike, so too grew the stages they found themselves on, from Glastonbury’s famous West Holts stage to Brixton Academy, offering the band the opportunity to maximise their already vast cinematic music to fit their new surroundings, leaning into the luscious walls of sound and heady swirling electronics now synonymous with their live shows. With that in mind Cunningham set his sights on capturing this new-found energy, using it as fuel for LP 3 ‘Rituals’.