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Muireann Bradley took to social media to share that she is still on a high from performing at All Together Now.
Now in its sixth year, All Together Now is an independent music festival held at Curraghmore Estate in Waterford on the August Bank Holiday weekend.
“Still buzzing from an unforgettable time at All Together Now festival,” Muireann shared on social media. “Grateful for the chance to soak it all in, play some music, and yes, I did get a Guinness but not in this pub.”
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The Ballybofey-native has a gig lined up in her hometown at the Balor Arts Centre on Saturday, August 16, before travelling and performing in the United States in September.
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