All Together Now reveal 50 more acts as organisers warn festival goers about ticket scams

All Together Now has just released an additional 50 acts to their line-up for this year's music festival.

The hugely popular festival will return this year to the grounds of Curraghmore Estate in Waterford over the August Bank Holiday Weekend, from 31 July to 3 August.

Among the fantastic line-up are Dublin's very own Fontaines D.C. who will headline the festival alongside Nelly Furtado who is returning to Ireland for her third Irish performance following her hugely successful set at Forbidden Fruit last year.

The critically acclaimed British trio London Grammar will also be on the All Together Now stage as well as the Irish icon CMAT who has seen incredible success recently. Other acts listed include Bicep, Wet Leg, Michael Kiwanuka and Groove Armada.

The Boomtown Rats have also been added now, as well as Buena Vista All Stars Ki/Ki, ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U and 49th & Main. 

As the festival released the names of the additional acts on Wednesday, organisers have also warned festival goers about potential counterfeit tickets and scams.

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All Together Now is officially sold out and the festival organisers have urged people not to buy tickets or campervan passes from unauthorised sellers.

They have advised people who may have missed out on tickets to register their interest online via their website to avoid any possible scams.

Organisers have also reminded people that there are no Day Tickets for this year's festival and so not to get caught out with anyone online claiming to be selling them.