Rap group Kneecap have been revealed as a headline act for All Together Now (ATN) festival next summer.

The music festival, now in its seventh year, takes place from Friday, July 31st, to Monday, August 3rd, at Curraghmore House, Co Waterford.

Describing Kneecap as the “most requested artist in ATN history”, organisers said further “surprises” will be revealed this week and more than 50 acts will be announced in the new year.

The announcement comes ahead of a limited ticket sale at 9am on Friday, December 12th, on Ticketmaster. The sale will include general camping and family camping, both of which will be available as instalment plans.

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Kneecap – comprising Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap, and DJ Próvaí – played the main stage at Electric Picnic earlier this year following sets at other major festivals, including Glastonbury in the UK and Coachella in the US.

The Belfast rap trio will follow in the footsteps of Fontaines DC, Bicep and Nelly Furtado, who held main stage slots at ATN in 2025.