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232 approved listings over the next two weeks.

Friday 30 October 22 listings

Afternoon 1

Tonight 21

19:00Started

Mörderstein - a tribute to Rammstein

Mandela Hall · Music
Paying tribute to Rammstein’s “Neue Deutsche Härte” sound, this six-piece industrial act from the postindustrial North, has taken the British tribute scene by storm, (and fire), one venue at a time! From packed out shows throughout the British Isles, to playing at major tribute festivals, Mörderstein provides a remarkable rendition, just like the real thing, as attested by U.K. audiences everywhere. Whether it’s the colossal choral of anthems echoed by stadium audiences the world over or the fans B- side favourites, Mörderstein performs Rammstein with Germanic precision!
£19.5018+Tickets & info
19:00Started

PANCHIKO

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
Singular Artists Presents: Panchiko On July 21st, 2016, a user on 4chan’s /mu/ board posted a photo of a mysterious CD they’d found at a record store in Nottingham, UK: a rough-worn demo titled D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L, purportedly released in 2000 by four musicians: Owain, Andy, Shaun, and John. The listener uploaded the ripped audio—the recordings sounded like they were plagued with disc rot—to file-sharing sites, and later YouTube, where they began circulating among internet music circles. The record’s sensationalist appeal was multifold. Was this an honest-to-God ’90s curio? A prank hatched by internet-savvy teens? An internet experiment in nostalgia, in the spirit of vapourwave? Nobody knew. So the Panchiko hive mobilised, gathering on subreddits and discord servers, examining every square inch of the packaging for potential clues, and even calling the Nottingham record store where D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L had allegedly sprung up in the first place. “I woke up one day,” recounts Owain, “and ping—there’s a message on a defunct Facebook page of mine, ‘Hello, you’ll probably never read this, but are you the lead singer of Panchiko?’” The query took Owain by shock; to his and Andy’s knowledge, D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L> had never been uploaded to the internet. The Panchiko fandom finally made contact the following day, when they received their reply from Owain, a simple “Yeah.” At last, the world had confirmation: not only were Panchiko not 14-year-old kids, they were the real deal, right down to the disk rot. Panchiko are excited to embark on a European tour, having amassed hundreds of millions of streams. They play The Belfast Empire on 30th October 2026. To stay connected with Panchiko: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify
£31.7518+Tickets & info
19:30Started

Bach Unseen | David McCann | Northern Lights Mini-Fest Sold out

Sonic Arts Research Centre · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
The evening begins with Bach’s beloved Cello Suite No. 1 in G major, performed by solo cellist David McCann in traditional concert lighting. As the final notes fade, darkness envelops the room and three cellists emerge within a new work inspired by Bach’s suite. Drawing on fragments and resonances from the original music, the performers gradually move throughout the space, altering their relationship to one another and to the audience. Without a visual reference, sound becomes fluid and unpredictable. Melodies appear at a distance, echoes emerge from unexpected directions, and familiar material is reshaped through movement and perspective. The work invites listeners to experience music not as a fixed object on a stage, but as a living presence unfolding all around them. Please note: Due to the low-light nature of this concert, late entry will not be permitted. Much of the concert will take place in complete darkness, and for the safety and experience of all audience members, you will not be permitted to leave your seat until the concert has ended. Age 16+ Please note: Due to the low-light nature of this concert, late entry will not be permitted. Much of the concert will take place in complete darkness, and for the safety and experience of all audience members, you will not be permitted to leave your seat until the concert has ended. Age 16+
£5–20Tickets & info
19:30Started

BlackGate

The Crescent Arts Centre · South Belfast · Music
Presented by Moving on Music in association with Belfast International Arts Festival 2026, BlackGate is a new project from Irish double-bassist Caimin Gilmore ( Crash Ensemble ) that explores the world of contemporary music, pop, classical, folk, and other. Released to widespread acclaim in 2025 through the New Amsterdam (US) & Ten Spot (IRL) labels, their self-titled debut album is a genre-fluid gem that could slip into multiple sections of the most considered of record collections. Performed by renowned cellist Kate Ellis , harpist Lavinia Meijer and Caimin Gilmore on Double Bass, the music is a cross-genre brew that pulls from Caimin’s hugely interesting and varied career. It had its world premiere at Kilkenny Arts Festival in 2024 and has since been performed at the New Music Dublin Festival , PS21 Chatham Groundtone Festival , the Phoenix Gallery Vermont , and The Bridge Studios in Brooklyn. With a programme that also includes works by Philip Glass , Lavinia Meijer, Gabriella Smith , Benedict Schlepper Connolly and Ann Cleare , we are delighted to welcome BlackGate to Belfast. It’s a project that deserves the keenest ears in every city. Gilmore’s staggering ‘Blackgate’ suite is a triumph of tonality and sonorities… a flurry of beautiful and brilliant ideas woven into an elemental odyssey of an album. The Goo As much as this band is working in a neoclassical space, they are also extremely conversant in contemporary music, and this record really has its feet in both… It’s a beautiful record. NPR elegantly choreographed. The Wire
£15Venue listing
19:30Started

Rev21

Belvoir Studio Theatre · Music
Rev21 is a dynamic 8-piece gospel jazz band that brings together rich musicality, soulful energy, and an uplifting message. Drawing on influences from gospel greats like Israel Houghton and Kirk Franklin, as well as the bold brass sounds of Tower of Power and Trombone Shorty, and the grooves of soul and jazz, Rev21 creates music that’s both powerful and joyful. Their performances are known for their energy, warmth, and musical excellence — with vibrant horn arrangements, tight grooves, and powerful vocals that keep crowds grooving along from start to finish. Formed by a group of musicians who met through London’s vibrant music and church communities, the band blends deep musical training with a shared passion for faith and creativity. Members of Rev21 studied at some of the UK’s leading music institutions — including the Royal Academy of Music and Guildhall School of Music — and each brings their own voice and experience from the UK jazz, blues, and soul scenes. Presented in a relaxed cabaret environment to which you may bring your own refreshments, Rev21 will bring to this performance a sound that’s rooted in soul, built on faith, and open to all.
£20Venue listing
19:30Started

The Neil Diamond Experience

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Join us for an evening filled with all your favourite hits, from Sweet Caroline to Cracklin’ Rosie. Expect a full band, charismatic lead vocals and plenty of crowd-pleasing moments: from the big sing-along chorus lines to those intimate, heartfelt ballads. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good night of live music, get your 'blue jeans' on - this is a show you won’t want to miss! Show finishes 10pm approx. Join us for an evening filled with all your favourite hits, from Sweet Caroline to Cracklin’ Rosie. Expect a full band, charismatic lead vocals and plenty of crowd-pleasing moments: from the big sing-along chorus lines to those intimate, heartfelt ballads. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just love a good night of live music, get your 'blue jeans' on - this is a show you won’t want to miss! Show finishes 10pm approx.
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20:00Started

JOHN DEVLIN AND THE REVOLVERS aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Fri 30 Oct | 8pm Studio Theatre | £10 With a sound described as ‘an infectious combination of rootsy rock n roll, country, 60s pop and new wave flavoured sounds...’ the band consists of a classic line-up - two guitars, keys, bass, drums, three-part harmonies and harmonica. Date: Friday 30 Oct Time:8pm Cost: £10 Location: Studio Theatre With a sound described as ‘an infectious combination of rootsy rock n roll, country, 60s pop and new wave flavoured sounds...’ John Devlin and the Revolvers consists of a classic line-up - two guitars, keys, bass, drums, three-part harmonies and harmonica. The band will be supported Aidan Logan. Known for his catchy melodies and infusion of humour in his stage performances, Aidan was selected by Panarts to represent Northern Ireland at a series of showcase events in Nashville Tennessee, which saw the troubadour appear on television and radio and performing at the historic Bluebird Cafe.
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20:00Started

Proud Mary

Ulster Hall · Music
Proud Mary, A Tina Turner Tribute is coming to Ulster Hall on 30 October 2026! Proud Mary and Her City Limits Band is an exhilarating tribute act that pays homage to the one and only Tina Turner. With a high-energy performance, sensational vocals, and authentic recreations of Tina's signature moves, this event promises to be an electrifying experience that captures the essence of Tina herself. What to Expect: - An explosive live performance featuring Tina Turner's greatest hits, including "Proud Mary," "Nutbush City Limits," "What's Love Got to Do with It," and more. - Authentic costumes, choreography, and stage presence that will make you feel like you're witnessing Tina Turner herself in her prime. - A night of entertainment that will have your dancing, singing, and reminiscing about Tina's timeless classics. A celebration of Tina Turner's music for fans of all ages. Proud Mary and Her City Limits Band is led by the talented Amanda Lane, whose powerful vocals and striking resemblance to Tina Turner will leave you in awe. Backed by a dynamic band and talented backup dancers, this tribute act will bring Tina's music to life with an energy and passion that mirrors the real Queen of Rock 'n' Roll. Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of Tina Turner's music live on stage.
£31.50Tickets & info

Saturday 31 October 28 listings

Morning 2

10:00

CHAMBER BABIES aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Sat 31 Oct | Sat 12 Dec 10am-10.50am Age: up to 18 months Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep! Dates: Saturday 31 Oct | Saturday 12 Dec Time: 10am-10.50am Age: up to 18 months Cost: £9 (one baby with adult) | Additional Space £6 Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep!
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11:00

CHAMBER CHERUBS aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Sat 31 Oct | Sat 12 Dec 11am-11.50am Age: 1-3 Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep! For the day that is – dressing up is encouraged! Dates: Saturday 31 Oct* | Saturday 12 Dec Time: 11am-11.50am Age: 1-3 Cost: £9 (one child with adult) | Additional Space £6 Walk, sway, crawl or chill to live classical music performed by professional musicians. Guaranteed to engage and enchant or even soothe little ones to sleep! *For the day that is - dressing up is encouraged!
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Afternoon 9

13:00

*GALL-O-WEEN* Sat 31st Oct @ Revolucion de Cuba, Belfast

Revolución de Cuba · Food & drink · Music
Let's Go Girls! We are back in the magnificent Revolucion de Cuba and this will deffo sell out!! Doors open 1pm. All tickets include a drink on entry. We don’t reserve tables, we recommend customers who want a table to be queuing outside the venue AT LEAST 30 mins prior to doors opening to be in with a chance get a seat. We can’t wait to see you there! R.O.A.R. *Welcome drinks are served on entry and will cease at 3pm
£2418+Tickets & info
14:00

ROCK’N QUO – a tribute to Status Quo

The Deer's Head · City centre · Music
Get ready to rock the afternoon away at The Deer’s Head on October 31, 2026 at 2:00 PM (BST) ! This debut gig promises a fantastic tribute to Status Quo, with the added bonus of support from the equally fantastic Chris Taplin Band . Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just looking for a great time, this event will have you tapping your feet and singing along. Don’t miss out on an afternoon of classic rock vibes and fresh talent all under one roof!
£15Tickets & info

Tonight 16

18:30Doors

Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour - 25 Years Of Hits

The O2 Belfast · Music
IT'S NEARLY TIME! Doors open: 6:30PM Special guests: Ana Sky For ease of entry: We advise customers with floor tickets to enter via The O2 Pavilion ground floor entrance opposite Hollywood Bowl, and tickets for Doors 3-24 to enter via the main front doors of The O2 Belfast Arena. VIP package holders should enter via the first door on the left hand side of the main entrance to The O2 Belfast. All times are approximate and subject to change. PLAN YOUR NIGHT Food & Drink As soon as the doors open at The O2 Belfast, you’ll find a variety of food and drink options ready to go. From great-value meal deals to quick service and plenty of choices, we've got something for every taste. Check out our options here . Traffic & Parking Traffic around the venue and Odyssey car parks is expected to be busy. Check out live traffic and roadworks updates via TrafficWatchNI here . The O2 Belfast car park is now operating a ticketless parking system. For all information and FAQs ahead of your visit, please click here . Lounge Upgrades Elevate your evening in our Rewards Lounge. Check out what's included and eligibility criteria here . Heineken® Lounge Menu If you have purchased tickets to the Heineken Lounge for this event, please find the set menu for the evening here. Westlife return for SEVEN special shows at The O2 Belfast on 27-31 October 2026 and 5-6 November 2026 , as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. These new dates extend Westlife’s record for the most shows ever performed at the The O2 Belfast, a historic milestone that no other artist has come close to matching. The global pop kings will perform their greatest hits, including “Swear It Again,” “Flying Without Wings,” and “You Raise Me Up,” alongside fan favourites from across their catalogue. Fans can expect a euphoric, hit-packed set spanning the band’s remarkable career. Shane, Nicky, and Kian of Westlife said: “ Belfast has always held a special place in our hearts. The crowds here are unbelievable, the atmosphere is like nowhere else in the world. To be returning for our 25th anniversary and to extend our record-breaking run at the The O2 Belfast is an amazing feeling. We can’t wait to see everyone again next October. ” Over the last 25 years, Westlife have become one of the most successful pop groups of all time. Their music has been streamed over 3 billion times globally; they’ve achieved 36 No.1 albums worldwide, 14 UK No.1 singles (ranking only behind Elvis Presley and The Beatles), sold over 55 million records, surpassed 1 billion YouTube views, and sold more than 6 million concert tickets around the world. The Wild Dreams Tour sold over 1.2 million tickets alone.The band have performed over 200 shows since their reunion in 2019 across 30 countries. Westlife remain the UK & Ireland’s top-selling album group of the 21st century.
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19:30

Memento Mori, Sarah Richmond & Ian Tindale | Northern Lights Mini-Fest

Harty Room, Music Building, Queen's University Belfast · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
Join mezzo-soprano Sarah Richmond and pianist Ian Tindale on Halloween night for a recital of haunting songs, wandering souls and dances with death. From Barber’s The Monk and His Cat and Britten’s A Charm of Lullabies to Schubert’s Death and the Maiden and Mahler’s Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen, this evocative programme explores memory, longing and the supernatural. Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre and Strauss’s Allerseelen complete an evening that is playful, mysterious and deeply moving. Age 8 Yrs+ Age 8 Yrs +
£5–20Tickets & info
22:00

Ravin Ramen

Ragin' Ramen · Food & drink · Clubbing · Music
Get ready to slurp noodles and drop beats – the Lucky Cat Collective is taking over Raging Ramen for a one-night-only rave that blends basslines with broth. For just £15, you'll get access to an exclusive DJ set, a mouth-watering karaage chicken bowl, and if you rock up in fancy dress, we’ll treat you to a free drink on arrival . Beats, bites, and bizarre outfits – get ready for Ravin Ramen! Limited tickets available – don’t sleep on it.
£1518+Tickets & info

Sunday 1 November 16 listings

Afternoon 5

15:00

Glass & Beyond | Ruth McGinley | Northern Lights Mini-Fest Sold out

Harty Room, Music Building, Queen's University Belfast · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
Renowned for her expressive artistry, pianist Ruth McGinley explores the hypnotic sound world of Philip Glass through works including Metamorphosis, selected Études, and music from Glassworks and Mishima, before moving into the lyrical jazz inspired landscapes of Keith Jarrett and Bill Evans, concluding with Evans’s timeless Peace Piece. An Arts Council NI Major Individual Artist Award recipient, Ruth creates immersive performances that are intimate, reflective and deeply moving. Age 8 Yrs +
£5–20Tickets & info

Tonight 10

20:00

Tommy Emmanuel, CGP

Ulster Hall · Music
Iconic guitarist Tommy Emmanuel brings his 'Living the Light' Tour to Ulster Hall on 01 November 2026. Hailed as “one of the best acoustic guitarists in the world” (NPR’s World Cafe ) - Tommy is a global music icon known for his extraordinary fingerstyle technique and captivating live performances. From touring Australia as a child to performing on the world’s most prestigious stages, including the Sydney Opera House and Carnegie Hall, Emmanuel has built a remarkable career spanning decades. A Grammy Award-winning artist and collaborator with legends such as Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler and Les Paul, his music blends pop, jazz, classical and roots influences into a truly unique sound. His latest album, Living In The Light , showcases his virtuosity and creativity, delivering an exhilarating and deeply intimate listening experience.
£44.50Tickets & info

Monday 2 November 8 listings

Tonight 8

18:30Doors

The Script - The Man in the Arena Tour

The O2 Belfast · Music
IT'S NEARLY TIME! Doors open: 6:30PM Special guest: James Morrison For ease of entry: We advise customers with floor tickets to enter via The O2 Pavilion ground floor entrance opposite Hollywood Bowl, and tickets for Doors 3-24 to enter via the main front doors of The O2 Belfast. All times are approximate and subject to change. PLAN YOUR NIGHT Food & Drink As soon as the doors open at The O2 Belfast, you’ll find a variety of food and drink options ready to go. From great-value meal deals to quick service and plenty of choices, we've got something for every taste. Check out our options here . Traffic & Parking Traffic around the venue and Odyssey car parks is expected to be busy. Check out live traffic and roadworks updates via TrafficWatchNI here . The O2 Belfast car park is now operating a ticketless parking system. For all information and FAQs ahead of your visit, please click here . Lounge Upgrades Elevate your evening in our Rewards Lounge. Check out what's included and eligibility criteria here . Heineken® Lounge Menu If you have purchased tickets to the Heineken Lounge for this event, please find the set menu for the evening here. The Script are coming to Belfast this November! The Script’s phenomenal and long-lasting success has seen them achieve six UK #1 albums and eight back home in Ireland, in the process exceeding 14 billion streams, 5 million album sales, and countless international Platinum certifications led by two US Platinum singles and two US Top 10 albums. Today The Script enter a new era by sharing their new single ‘Man In The Arena’ - the first taste of their new album ‘The User’s Guide To Being Human’ which follows on 14 August 2026. The Script will follow the album with a huge UK and Ireland arena tour which is coming to Belfast on Monday 2 November. James Morrison is special guest for Dublin and Belfast dates. Further global touring has also been confirmed - adding to the 4.5 million tickets they have sold in their career. ‘The User’s Guide To Being Human’ follows 2024’s ‘Satellites’. It was a record that saw vocalist Danny O’Donoghue attempt to process the grief that followed the tragic passing of his bandmate and friend Mark Sheehan in 2023. The record was followed by a global arena tour in which every show paid tribute to Mark. After the tour ended, Danny found himself energised and inspired. Within a week of finishing, he was writing and recording new material with Andrew Frampton, Steve Kipner and Jimbo Barry, who between them had previously contributed to many of The Script’s huge hits, including ‘Hall Of Fame’, ‘The Man Who Can’t Be Moved’ and ‘Breakeven’. Recorded in Topanga Canyon, Los Angeles, the result is an album in which Danny has established a powerful sense of purpose and direction for the next stage of the band, full of the real, emotional, soul-deep connection that their fans have come to love. Danny says, “The title is what this album is about. If you need something to remind you of the spectrum of feelings and emotions that make you feel human, this is it.” The skyscraping ambition of ‘Man In The Arena’ lives up to its title, with a hard-hitting R&B groove suddenly bursting into a classic Script mega-chorus built for the biggest of stages: a rousing Danny O’Donoghue delivers a typically charismatic vocal, with lyrics that affirm that the person who dares to put themselves in the spotlight is infinitely braver than anyone who criticises from the sidelines. Its lyrics are taken, in part, from a famous speech by American President Theodore Roosevelt. Danny explains, “He talks about how honours don't belong to the critics. They don't belong to the people sitting on the couch, laughing at the person in the ring stumbling and falling around. The honours belong to the one who gets in there and whose face is marred with dust and blood. I remember reading it and being like: that needs to be in a tune, the energy in it is beautiful.” ‘The User’s Guide To Being Human’ is now available to pre-order / pre-save. It will be available on CD and limited
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19:30

Susy Good: Album Launch

The Black Box · Green Room · City centre · Music
Susy Good performs her debut album ‘Lost In Your Glory’ with support from Evie Macdonald Susy Good is a singer-songwriter from Northern Ireland known for her warm vocals, reflective, hope-infused themes, and deeply personal writing. Blending elements of contemporary folk and indie-pop, Susy creates music that explores her Christian faith and love for God. For the past year, she has been working on her debut album with producer and friend Josh Keys, with special guests and friends featuring throughout the record. She will be performing her debut album, ‘Lost In Your Glory ‘, with support from Evie Macdonald in The Green Room Bar at Black Box. This event is 18+
£12Tickets & info
20:00

Jack Savoretti Sold out

Ulster Hall · Music
Jack Savoretti is coming to Ulster Hall on 02 November 2026! Midlife suits Jack Savoretti. Now almost 20 years into his career, Jack has released 8 studio albums to date, including 2 UK number 1’s and 4 UK top 10’s; a prolific output by any standard. At 41 years of age, his forthcoming 9th studio album ‘We Will Always Be the Way We Were’, released 10th April 2026, showcases a self-acceptance that only comes with life experience. Carl Jung described mid-life as being the time when your ego becomes less of a focus and the people around you become more central to your role in life. It’s the point where you take stock and decide whether you are happy with the person you have become, the decisions you made to get there. This is where Jack Savoretti finds himself right now. Had I made this album 10 years ago, people may have seen it as a u-turn, like going backwards. But now it feels full circle- it’s a closure, a summary of everything I’ve done so far. "I went back to record it in Notting Hill, where my career started. The last two albums I made were concept albums (Europiana, Miss Italia), indulging in different sounds, they gave me that space to come back to doing an album about and of myself.” Jack has always excelled at love songs and ballads, but this album is a love letter not to a person, but to this time of life, to the beautiful middle. This can be summed up with the track ‘Do It for Love,’ written about why Jack still makes music- for the love of it. For the love of the audience, the game, the band, the freedom to create a timeless reality. It’s an affirmation in song form. Don’t get me wrong, there’s a healthy amount of self-doubt on the record too (‘Time Will Tell’, ‘Tick Tock’), but it’s the ongoing questioning we all have that reflects the universal experience of life– the ups and the downs, the beautiful moments that play out alongside the painful ones. The loss of a parent, the birth of a child… midlife throws up the most polarising of experiences. The title track ‘We Will Always Be the Way We Were’ is a song that describes the relationship with his wife of 15 years; a love letter to how everything in your life can change, but how those closest to you and your shared experiences are what see you through. It’s the perfect life anthem, so it became the perfect fit for the album title. It’s an album that sees Jack entering an elder statesman-like role, one that Jack can fill easily. An artist who never gave up his vision or compromised his craft, Jack is one of the few UK singer-songwriters from the mid-00s who is still relevant and still plying his trade. Featuring both KT Tunstall (‘Tempting Fate’), another who came up in the same scene as Jack, and new kid on the block Steph Fraser (‘Only Gonna Cry for You’), it’s a merging of eras to create a timeless sound. The sound of Jack hitting his stride.
£38Tickets & info

Tuesday 3 November 9 listings

Tonight 9

20:00

Alison Moyet Sold out

Waterfront Hall · Music
The acclaimed singer-songwriter Alison Moyet is coming to Waterfront Hall on 03 November 2026! After 2024’s ‘Key’ album prompted a rediscovery of her solo catalogue and her first Top 10 chart position in eleven years, Alison Moyet now announces details of a unique UK and European headline tour which starts in September 2026 . The tour will consist exclusively of songs from the Yazoo catalogue and select tracks from her acclaimed solo electronica albums ‘the minutes’ and ‘Other’ . While a handful of Yazoo hits are staples of Alison’s live sets, much of the band’s material has rarely been performed outside of their two brief tours (their 1982 breakthrough and their 2008 ‘Reconnected’ reunion). This is a unique opportunity to experience songs live that propelled their phenomenal yet short-lived run, which encompassed the seminal album ‘Upstairs At Eric’s’ (certified Platinum in both the UK and US ) and their parting release ‘You And Me Both’ ( #1 in the UK ). Additionally, the tour will also feature select songs from Alison’s critically lauded solo LPs ‘the minutes’ (2013) and ‘Other’ (2017). Both albums, produced by and predominantly co-written with Guy Sigsworth , were emphatically received as triumphant creative returns to electronica making them the perfect partners for this tour. Alison says, Many years touring the same pool of songs and I am keen for a palate refresher. Specifying which years I will be fishing from too, I think is a grand way to serve pot luck for specific tastes. No bones…
£38Venue listing

Wednesday 4 November 14 listings

TBC

The Music of Stranger Things

Ulster Hall · Music
***Please note, this performance was due to take place in June 2026 at Waterfront Hall and has been rescheduled to 04 November 2026 at Ulster Hall. All lead bookers have been contacted via email.*** Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein perform The Music Of Stranger Things on 04 November 2026 at Ulster Hall. Following the epic conclusion of the Netflix global phenomenon, Emmy-winning composers Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein (of the band S U R V I V E) return to the stage for the definitive live celebration of the entire saga. This 2026 tour offers a complete sonic retrospective, spanning all five seasons of the series. From the iconic 2016 opening theme to the climactic sounds of the recently released Season 5, Dixon and Stein bring their atmospheric scores to life. To elevate the performance into a fully immersive experience, they have partnered with renowned visual artist MFO (Marcel Weber). The new show features a minimal yet striking design of light and sculpted fog. Light takes on a physical presence through dreamy glows and violent, haunted movements, blurring the line between concert and cinema to make the Stranger Things atmosphere a truly tangible experience.
£38.50Tickets & info

Morning 1

11:00

Classical Music Club

Belfast Central Library · Music
First Wednesday of every month from 11:00am to 12:00pm. Get together with like minded people to enjoy listening to and discussing all things classical music. Each month will focus on the music of a specific genre or composer. Booking essential. t: 028 9050 9150
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Tonight 12

18:30Doors

Cody Johnson

The O2 Belfast · Music
IT'S NEARLY TIME! PLAN YOUR NIGHT Food & Drink As soon as the doors open at The O2 Belfast, you’ll find a variety of food and drink options ready to go. From great-value meal deals to quick service and plenty of choices, we've got something for every taste. Check out our options here . Traffic & Parking Traffic around the venue and Odyssey car parks is expected to be busy. Check out live traffic and roadworks updates via TrafficWatchNI here . The O2 Belfast car park is now operating a ticketless parking system. For all information and FAQs ahead of your visit, please click here . Lounge Upgrades Elevate your evening in our Rewards Lounge. Check out what's included and eligibility criteria here . Heineken® Lounge Menu If you have purchased tickets to the Heineken Lounge for this event, please find the set menu for the evening here. Cody Johnson is coming to The O2 Belfast this November! Cody Johnson, who “just might be the future of real country music,” continues to live up to those expectations as his reputation and popularity grow among fans, the media, and the music industry. His career now boasts six highly successful albums, including the 2024 CMA Album of the Year, Leather. Among those projects are four RIAA Platinum-selling #1 radio singles, “’Til You Can’t,” “The Painter,” “Dirt Cheap,” and “I’m Gonna Love You” with Carrie Underwood, numerous Gold and Platinum certifications, and 10 billion global career streams. His current radio hit, “The Fall,” from his Leather Deluxe Edition, has more than 150 million streams and is climbing. Last fall, Cody released a studio version of his fan-favourite “Travelin’ Soldier,” which debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, becoming the highest-charting song of his career. In 2025, Cody sold an impressive 400,000 concert tickets and landed on Billboard’s Top 100 Tours list. Last year’s tour took him to exciting places like Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, and across the U.S., including two back-to-back sold-out shows at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena. The Tennessean called ‘the evening’s biggest superstar’ Johnson’s voice and said, ‘As a crooner, Johnson may have one of the underrated best vocal styles in music overall. When he grounds his feet and sets his mind to it, he unleashes a stunning instrument that leaves his crowd in awe.’
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19:00

rattlebag x TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS

Rattlebag · Food & drink · Music · Workshops & classes
A special Japanese Jazz edition; featuring a paired drinks menu curated by Gento Torigata of the acclaimed Waltz bar, London. Join us for a vinyl-led listening experience from the TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project, recreating the spirit of the unique world of Japanese jazz kissa. Due to the nature of the event, the doors will open at 7pm but will close again promptly at 7:30pm in order to create a fully immersive listening experience, so we encourage you to please arrive in good time and take your seats to avoid disappointment.
FreeTickets & info
19:00

SORCHA RICHARDSON draw the outline

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
One of Ireland’s most compelling songwriters, Sorcha returns with a confident and contemplative third record, written in West Kerry and recorded in Belfast with Chris W. Ryan (Just Mustard, Chalk, NewDad). Draw The Outline explores identity, ego, grief, connection and finding peace when life feels heavy. Following the critical success of First Prize Bravery and Smiling Like An Idiot, which saw her tour alongside Snow Patrol, Mitski and Dermot Kennedy. Sorcha continues to cement her place as one of Ireland’s most celebrated artists.
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19:00

The First Slip

The Black Box · Green Room · City centre · Music
A mid-week institution, The First Slip is an evening of traditional music and singing at the Green Room, with local string enthusiasts Joshua Burnside, Myles McCormack, Kate de Barra and friends. Free in!
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20:00

Andy Irvine & Quilty

The Black Box · Main Room · City centre · Music
One of Ireland’s greatest traditional musicians, Andy Irvine , joins forces with acclaimed Swedish folk group Quilty for a very special evening of Irish and Scandinavian music as part of the Belfast International Arts Festival in collaboration with The Black Box, Belfast. A pioneering figure in traditional music for over five decades, Andy Irvine’s unmistakable voice, virtuosic bouzouki playing and extraordinary songwriting have made him one of the most influential artists of his generation. From his groundbreaking work with Planxty and Patrick Street to collaborations with some of the world’s finest folk musicians, Irvine has continually expanded the possibilities of traditional music while remaining deeply rooted in its storytelling traditions. Described as “a tradition in himself”, Irvine brings a lifetime of musical journeys to the stage, from Irish ballads and self-penned songs to the Balkan influences that have shaped his distinctive sound. Joining him are Quilty, widely regarded as Scandinavia’s foremost interpreters of Irish traditional music. Celebrating over 30 years together, Quilty have built an international reputation through their passionate performances, intricate arrangements and deep connection to Irish song and culture. Their collaboration brings together two remarkable musical worlds: the timeless melodies and stories of Ireland alongside the rich textures of Swedish traditional music. Expect stirring vocals, intricate instrumental playing and a programme filled with songs of journeys, landscapes, love, adventure and the sea. Following a hugely successful 2023 tour celebrating Quilty’s 30th anniversary, this new collaboration sees Andy Irvine and Quilty expand their shared musical language, blending Irish and Swedish traditions into a captivating concert experience.
£25Tickets & info
20:00

Leslie Odom, Jr.

Waterfront Hall · Music
Tony and Grammy Award-winning artist Leslie Odom Jr. is coming to Waterfront Hall on 04 November 2026! Bringing his extraordinary voice, magnetic stage presence, and genre-spanning artistry to the stage for an evening of music that is soulful, sophisticated, and deeply moving. This captivating concert features selections from the American Songbook, reimagined pop favourites, and beloved musical theatre classics — including special performances of songs from Hamilton, the Broadway phenomenon that earned Odom a Tony Award for his iconic portrayal of Aaron Burr. With his signature charm, stunning vocals, and heartfelt storytelling, Leslie Odom, Jr. creates a live experience that is intimate, inspiring, and unforgettable. Join us for a night of timeless music, powerful emotion, and the unmatched artistry of one of today’s most celebrated performers.
£69Tickets & info

Thursday 5 November 19 listings

Tonight 19

17:00

Lawrence Watson Exhibition

The Harrison · Music
Lawrence Watson has spent over 40 years photographing music's biggest names, from Paul Weller, Oasis and Bowie to Run DMC, and Public Enemy. His portraits have graced countless album covers and NME pages, and he is known for an unobtrusive, fly-on-the-wall eye for the decisive moment. £8.00 OTD All Ages Posted In: Exhibitions Tagged: All Ages
£8Tickets & info
18:00

Alter Your Native Land: Punk In The North 1976-2026 Exhibition Launch

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
Punk rock has been a dynamic feature in the North of Ireland since 1976. It has inspired so much great noise, fever and self-awareness. This new photo exhibition by Stuart Bailie presents the alternative faces who have made it such a vital, cultural force. The camera has searched out early pioneers like RUDI, The Undertones, Stiff Little Fingers and The Outcasts. It remembers how the attitude had been passed down to flame-keepers like Therapy? and Ash. And it celebrates the new contenders like Chalk, Problem Patterns, Tramp, Mucker and Éabha. The images have been shot on film and hand-printed in Stuart’s darkroom. It’s a rebellious family album. The best we ever had. Stuart Bailie is a music journalist, author and a co-founder of Oh Yeah. This is his fourth solo photo exhibition. Plus: A special exhibition fanzine release, Alter Your Native Land launch event. Free Entry OTD Age All Ages Learn more Posted In: Fairs & Exhibitions Tagged: All Ages
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18:00

Gig In A Gaff presents: Anna’s Number, Klyda, Wee Dog

Harland & Wolff Staff Club, 8-10 Dundela Avenue, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT4 3BQ, United Kingdom · Music
Gig in a Gaff does what it says on the tin - gigs in intimate spaces! Sound of Belfast is partnering with Gig in Gaff to bring a very special edition to a less traditional venue that still brings that intimate feel in the iconic Harland and Wolf Staff Club in East Belfast. This is their biggest gig to date and it's a banger with rising stars Anna's number, Kylda and Wee dog. Wee Dog: 18:00-18:30 Klyda: 18:45-19:45 Anna’s Number: 19:30-20:15 Reserve 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
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18:30Doors

Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour - 25 Years Of Hits

The O2 Belfast · Music
IT'S NEARLY TIME! Doors open: 6:30PM Special guests: Ana Sky For ease of entry: We advise customers with floor tickets to enter via The O2 Pavilion ground floor entrance opposite Hollywood Bowl, and tickets for Doors 3-24 to enter via the main front doors of The O2 Belfast Arena. VIP package holders should enter via the first door on the left hand side of the main entrance to The O2 Belfast. All times are approximate and subject to change. PLAN YOUR NIGHT Food & Drink As soon as the doors open at The O2 Belfast, you’ll find a variety of food and drink options ready to go. From great-value meal deals to quick service and plenty of choices, we've got something for every taste. Check out our options here . Traffic & Parking Traffic around the venue and Odyssey car parks is expected to be busy. Check out live traffic and roadworks updates via TrafficWatchNI here . The O2 Belfast car park is now operating a ticketless parking system. For all information and FAQs ahead of your visit, please click here . Lounge Upgrades Elevate your evening in our Rewards Lounge. Check out what's included and eligibility criteria here . Heineken® Lounge Menu If you have purchased tickets to the Heineken Lounge for this event, please find the set menu for the evening here. Westlife return for SEVEN special shows at The O2 Belfast on 27-31 October 2026 and 5-6 November 2026 , as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. These new dates extend Westlife’s record for the most shows ever performed at the The O2 Belfast, a historic milestone that no other artist has come close to matching. The global pop kings will perform their greatest hits, including “Swear It Again,” “Flying Without Wings,” and “You Raise Me Up,” alongside fan favourites from across their catalogue. Fans can expect a euphoric, hit-packed set spanning the band’s remarkable career. Shane, Nicky, and Kian of Westlife said: “ Belfast has always held a special place in our hearts. The crowds here are unbelievable, the atmosphere is like nowhere else in the world. To be returning for our 25th anniversary and to extend our record-breaking run at the The O2 Belfast is an amazing feeling. We can’t wait to see everyone again next October. ” Over the last 25 years, Westlife have become one of the most successful pop groups of all time. Their music has been streamed over 3 billion times globally; they’ve achieved 36 No.1 albums worldwide, 14 UK No.1 singles (ranking only behind Elvis Presley and The Beatles), sold over 55 million records, surpassed 1 billion YouTube views, and sold more than 6 million concert tickets around the world. The Wild Dreams Tour sold over 1.2 million tickets alone.The band have performed over 200 shows since their reunion in 2019 across 30 countries. Westlife remain the UK & Ireland’s top-selling album group of the 21st century.
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19:00

corto.alto

Mandela Hall · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
The Mercury Prize-nominated Scottish jazz artist makes his Belfast debut with a blistering live show, bringing music from his highly anticipated new album SOME SMALL FORTUNE, released this September. Fresh from winning the AIM Breakthrough Artist Award, corto.alto is the project of Glasgow-based multi-instrumentalist producer, composer and performer Liam Shortall. His acclaimed debut album Bad With Names was nominated for the 2024 Mercury Prize, blending adventurous jazz, electronic music and club culture into a sound that has helped introduce the genre to a new generation of listeners. Translating as “short.tall” in Spanish, corto.alto is a nod to Shortall’s Irish-Spanish heritage and a playful reference to his own name. A prolific collaborator, he has worked with artists including Soweto Kinch, Nubiyan Twist and anaiis, while performances at Montreux Jazz Festival and Glastonbury have cemented his reputation as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary jazz. For this tour, Shortall presents a fresh new set, with music from his new album released in September 2026 on the global label Ninja Tunes, delivering a dynamic live experience that moves between jazz, electronic experimentation and club-inspired energy. Accessibility - https://www.mandelahall.com/accessibility Age 18+ 18+
£22Tickets & info
19:30

EXHIBITION ON SCREEN: David Hockney at the Royal Academy of Arts aw26

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Thurs 5 Nov, 7.30pm Studio Theatre | £8 A tribute to Hockney - the 21st century master of creativity. Featuring intimate and in-depth interviews, this revealing film focuses on two blockbuster exhibitions held in 2012 and 2016 at the Royal Academy of Art in London. Date: Thursday 5 Nov Time: 7.30pm Cost: £8 Location: Studio Theatre A tribute to Hockney - the 21st century master of creativity. Featuring intimate and in-depth interviews, this revealing film focuses on two blockbuster exhibitions held in 2012 and 2016 at the Royal Academy of Art in London.
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19:30

NERINA PALLOT FIRE ESCAPE SYMPHONIES TOUR

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
Following her acclaimed Royal Albert Hall performance celebrating 25 years of music, Brit and Ivor Novello nominated singer-songwriter Nerina Pallot has announced a new run of intimate dates across the UK and Ireland this autumn. Tickets available from Ticketmaster online (fees apply) or in person from the venue (no fees). The Fire Escape Symphonies Tour will see Pallot return to the grassroots venues that have always been at the heart of her career. Performing completely solo, armed only with her songs, stories, piano and guitar, the tour offers audiences a rare opportunity to experience her music in its most direct and personal form. Spanning England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland, the tour follows one of the biggest moments of Pallot’s career and deliberately trades grand stages for close connection. For fans who discovered her through Fires, A Psalm for Emily Salvi, or anywhere in between, Fire Escape Symphonies promises an evening of honesty, humour and songs that have soundtracked lives for over two decades. “After the Royal Albert Hall, I felt a profound gratitude for every fan won over the years, many of whom had travelled far and wide to see me live. By way of thank you, it feels only right that I return to venues closer to home for them. Moreover, the magic of music often happens in smaller rooms, where every lyric lands and every audience becomes part of the story. Fire Escape Symphonies is about stripping everything back and reconnecting with the songs and the people who have carried them with me for all these years.” — Nerina Pallot
£22.50Tickets & info
20:00

Alter Your Native Land Sounds of the Exhibtion Party: The Outcasts plus Special Guests Tramp, Éabha and Surprise Guests

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
To celebrate the launch of Alter Your Native Land, we have invited some of the artists featured in the exhibition to perform. The Outcasts plus special guests Tramp, Éabha and surprise guests TBA DJ sets from Terri Hooley and Stuart Bailie. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: ALTER YOUR NATIVE LAND Launch Party: The Outcasts plus Guests tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age 18+ Learn more Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
18+Tickets & info
20:00

Dexy's Midnight Runners

Ulster Hall · Music
Dexy's Midnight Runners hit the Ulster Hall in Belfast on 05 November 2026. Dexys Midnight Runners burst out of Birmingham in the late 1970s with a fiercely original blend of soul, folk, and new wave energy. Fronted by Kevin Rowland, the band became best known for their global smash Come On Eileen , a track that perfectly captures their knack for mixing heartfelt storytelling with irresistible hooks. Never content to stand still, Dexys constantly reinvented their sound and image, earning a reputation as one of Britain’s most passionate and distinctive musical acts. Joining them is acclaimed Belfast DJ David Holmes, setting the stage for an incredible evening of live music. Don't miss your chance to experience timeless hits in one of Belfast's most iconic venues.
£44Tickets & info
20:00

HandMade Music

Accidental Theatre · Music
Handmade Music is a brand-new experimental music night specially curated to feature an amazing mix of well-known artists, lesser-known artists, and surprise guests! All performing music from the edges of their craft. You’ll hear ‘never-before-heard’ music, and music that may never be heard again. Join the Handmade Music community in-person or online on the first Thursday of each month as we create this space for experimental/improvised music to exist…and seeing what comes out the other side. Hope to see you there! handmademusicbelfast.com £6.00 Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
£6Tickets & info
21:30

Blue Pool x NuMuze presents: Casual Riots & Schtick

Ulster Sports Club · City centre · Music
Promoter Spotlight - Blue Pool x Nu Muze present Casual Riots final gig with support from SCHTICK. After years of packed rooms, chaotic live shows and making their mark on Belfast’s music scene, Casual Riots are calling time on Casual Riots. This will be the final ever show under the Casual Riots name. One last chance to hear the songs that brought the band from their first gigs to headline shows at The Limelight, The Empire and preform on stages alongside the likes of Warmduscher at Custom House Square and Ulster Hall. But this isn’t a goodbye. Since their last gig, which was almost a year ago the band have been working on an entirely new body of music which has pushed the band into a territory they’ve never explored before. A new name, a new sound and a new identity is here. And for the first time, they’re ready to let people in on what’s coming. On the night, Casual Riots will celebrate everything that came before, playing their most loved music one last time. For the first ever time, they will reveal what comes next, new music, new name, new chapter. No announcements beforehand. No full reveal online. Come to say goodbye to Casual Riots and be there to meet what comes next. Schtick: 22:00 Casual Riots: 22:45 £10.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
£10Tickets & info

Friday 6 November 15 listings

Tonight 15

18:30Doors

Westlife 25: The Anniversary World Tour - 25 Years Of Hits

The O2 Belfast · Music
IT'S NEARLY TIME! Doors open: 6:30PM Special guests: Ana Sky For ease of entry: We advise customers with floor tickets to enter via The O2 Pavilion ground floor entrance opposite Hollywood Bowl, and tickets for Doors 3-24 to enter via the main front doors of The O2 Belfast Arena. VIP package holders should enter via the first door on the left hand side of the main entrance to The O2 Belfast. All times are approximate and subject to change. PLAN YOUR NIGHT Food & Drink As soon as the doors open at The O2 Belfast, you’ll find a variety of food and drink options ready to go. From great-value meal deals to quick service and plenty of choices, we've got something for every taste. Check out our options here . Traffic & Parking Traffic around the venue and Odyssey car parks is expected to be busy. Check out live traffic and roadworks updates via TrafficWatchNI here . The O2 Belfast car park is now operating a ticketless parking system. For all information and FAQs ahead of your visit, please click here . Lounge Upgrades Elevate your evening in our Rewards Lounge. Check out what's included and eligibility criteria here . Heineken® Lounge Menu If you have purchased tickets to the Heineken Lounge for this event, please find the set menu for the evening here. Westlife return for SEVEN special shows at The O2 Belfast on 27-31 October 2026 and 5-6 November 2026 , as part of their 25th anniversary celebrations. These new dates extend Westlife’s record for the most shows ever performed at the The O2 Belfast, a historic milestone that no other artist has come close to matching. The global pop kings will perform their greatest hits, including “Swear It Again,” “Flying Without Wings,” and “You Raise Me Up,” alongside fan favourites from across their catalogue. Fans can expect a euphoric, hit-packed set spanning the band’s remarkable career. Shane, Nicky, and Kian of Westlife said: “ Belfast has always held a special place in our hearts. The crowds here are unbelievable, the atmosphere is like nowhere else in the world. To be returning for our 25th anniversary and to extend our record-breaking run at the The O2 Belfast is an amazing feeling. We can’t wait to see everyone again next October. ” Over the last 25 years, Westlife have become one of the most successful pop groups of all time. Their music has been streamed over 3 billion times globally; they’ve achieved 36 No.1 albums worldwide, 14 UK No.1 singles (ranking only behind Elvis Presley and The Beatles), sold over 55 million records, surpassed 1 billion YouTube views, and sold more than 6 million concert tickets around the world. The Wild Dreams Tour sold over 1.2 million tickets alone.The band have performed over 200 shows since their reunion in 2019 across 30 countries. Westlife remain the UK & Ireland’s top-selling album group of the 21st century.
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19:00

Sound of Belfast x Eastside Arts present: Sonic East with Cosign, MisS TKA & Viva Dean

H&W Staff Club, 8-10 Dundela Avenue, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT4 3BQ, United Kingdom · Music
Join us at the iconic Harland and Wolff Staff Club for an eclectic night of electronic music from women and non-binary artists emerging in the Belfast Scene. The line-up is made up of three artists with different styles within the electronic space from indie-electronic to experimental soundscapes. Cosign is an artist and producer based in Belfast, crafting immersive indie-electronic music that sits at the intersection of emotion and innovation, Viva Dean is a sonic artist, researcher and founder of Synthesize_Her an Irish feminist sound technology project and Miss TKA is a multi-disciplinary electronic artist exploring her lived environment through repetitive electronics, broken techno and hysterical folk with always and forever rave incantations. £12.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
£12Tickets & info
19:30

Album Launch: Vein of Folly 2 - @what cost?

Accidental Theatre · Music
Vein of Folly 2 is Leo Miyagee’s and Eulogy Beats’ exploration of the evolution of UK hip hop — a project built from a lifetime of listening, absorbing and eventually contributing to the culture. Rather than treating UK hip hop as a fixed sound, the project moves through its shifting textures, rhythms and possibilities, reflecting on how dramatically the music has developed and how those changes have shaped Miyagee as an artist. The Sound of Belfast event expands that idea beyond the album. A curated listening experience will take audiences through selected moments from Vein of Folly 2, with Miyagee unpacking the sounds and ideas behind the music alongside stories from his own journey as someone who has grown up with UK hip hop and now makes it himself. Eulogy Beats, Miyagee’s collaborator across Vein of Folly 2, is central to that musical exploration. Together, they use the project to examine where the sound has been, where it has arrived and the possibilities still sitting ahead of it. The listening session will lead into a live Miyagee performance, bringing the project's ideas out of the speakers and into the room. Part listening party, part personal reflection and part live experience, Vein of Folly 2 is a snapshot of UK hip hop in motion — seen through the ears, memories and music of two artists helping shape its next chapter. £12.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music , Album Launches Tagged: 18+
£12Tickets & info
19:30

Classic Album Night: Snow Patrol – Eyes Open (20th Anniversary)

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
Twenty years on from the release of Eyes Open , Snow Patrol's biggest-selling album, Oh Yeah Music Centre celebrates a record that helped take Northern Irish music to the world with a special Classic Album Night as part of Sound of Belfast 2026. Released in 2006, Eyes Open became the UK's biggest-selling album of the year, going on to sell over 10 million copies worldwide. Featuring songs including Chasing Cars , Open Your Eyes and Set the Fire to the Third Bar , it remains a significant album in the band's career. For this special anniversary celebration, Reevah , Anna Bradley , Nathan O'Regan , Jack Devlin , Ghoul Girl (Lucy Gaffney) and James Gitari (Tribal Ting) will each bring their own interpretations to songs from the album. Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody has welcomed the celebration: "We are absolutely over the moon that the Oh Yeah Centre have decided to celebrate the 20th anniversary of our album Eyes Open as part of their Classic Albums night at the Sound Of Belfast Festival. Every year they pick an album to cover and the so far list is an impressive one (including OK Computer and Astral Weeks), so being in such exalted company is a massive honour. We’d like to hugely thank all the musicians participating in the night! Hope you have fun with the songs. And all the people going to see it, thank you so much!" Following previous Classic Album Nights featuring Radiohead's OK Computer and Van Morrison's Astral Weeks , this year's event brings together a new line-up of local artists to revisit Eyes Open twenty years on. Join us for a special evening of familiar songs, fresh interpretations and a celebration of Belfast music. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: Classic Album Night: Snow Patrol's Eyes Open (20th Anniversary) tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age 18+ Learn more Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
£1518+Tickets & info
19:30

Ulster Orchestra: Celtic Symphonies

Ulster Hall · Music
Join the Ulster Orchestra and BBC Radio 3's legendary Friday Night Is Music Night as they celebrate the Orchestra's 60th anniversary at Ulster Hall on 06 November 2026 The BBC Radio 3 institution that is Friday Night Is Music Night is coming to Belfast to join in our 60 th anniversary celebrations! Anna Handler leads the festivities in a programme that will be a celebration of symphonic music with Celtic roots, from around the British Isles and across Europe. Join the BBC to raise a glass to our 60th. Anna Handler Conductor Aoife Ní Bhriain Violin Hamilton Harty The Fair Day (An Irish Symphony) Charles Villiers Stanford Irish Rhapsody No. 1 John Field orch. Hamilton Harty Polka (from A John Field Suite) Joan Trimble Air (Suite for Strings) Max Bruch Finale from Scottish Fantasy ***** Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Hebrides Overture Grace Williams Fantasia on Welsh Nursery Tunes Malcolm Arnold The Padstow Lifeboat Camille Saint-Saëns Rhapsodie bretonne Arnold Bax Tintagel
£10–38Tickets & info
20:00

THE SEEGER SESSIONS REVIVAL

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
The 13 piece band, The Seeger Sessions Revival bring their unmissable show back to The Belfast Empire as part of their Autumn / Winter 2026 Tour. Tickets on sale now for their explosiv show on Friday 6th November. “Not music being written, but music being made.” – Bruce Springsteen Inspired by Bruce Springsteen’s legendary Seeger Sessions, this 13-piece band delivers a thrilling, high-energy performance packed with folk classics, powerful vocals, and infectious rhythm. Featuring favourites including Old Dan Tucker, Pay Me My Money Down, American Land, Jesse James and the iconic We Shall Overcome, the show blends Bluegrass, Gospel, Dixieland Jazz, Country and Rock ’n’ Roll into one electrifying live experience. Expect singalongs, stomping beats, and an electric atmosphere that will have you on your feet from the first note to the final encore. “It’s fantastic to see something different and it’s not commercial, it’s not obvious but it’s very very entertaining.” Louis Walsh “It’s brilliant… something different but something that the Irish music industry needs.” – Louis Walsh “ The 13 piece band brings the brilliant energy of Bruce Springsteen’s lauded Seeger Sessions album and live shows back to life…” – Hot Press Magazine “What a fantastic gig, a show not to be missed” – The Royal Theatre, Castlebar “Absolutely stunning…a superb show from start to finish.” “ ‘The Boss’ himself would be proud to call this band his own…”
£28.50Tickets & info

Saturday 7 November 26 listings

Morning 2

10:45

PULSE#2 Daytime Rave

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
For Sound of Belfast 26, we are hosting PULSE#2 — a daytime clubbing experience for anyone who wants to move, connect, let go and feel joy! Join dancer lead Aisling McCormick along with DJ Venus Dupree in an immersive music‑led experience where you can: • Dance without judgement • Lose yourself in the rhythm and reconnect with your body. • Show up alone and still feel part of something Come as you are. Move how you want. No pressure. No posing. Just music, movement and connection. Your ticket includes an 1 hour dance class led by vibe-master Aisling McCormick who will focus on safely warming up your body and introduce simple, accessible movement ideas. No choreography to memorise, no mirrors or performance pressure. This section is particularly supportive for first‑time participants or those who feel unsure about dancing in club environments. After the class, the space will shift fully into a club setting: lights drop, the music lifts and we dance together for a 1 hour DJ‑led continuous mix. Whether you’re a seasoned dance-floor regular or someone who just wants to switch off, shake it out and feel alive, PULSE is your space! 11:00-12:00 Dance Class 12:00-13:00 Free-flow Club £10.00-£12.00 18+ Posted In: Clubs , Workshops Tagged: 18+
18+Tickets & info
11:00

JuJu Jazz Kissa (Afternoon Session)

Vault Studios · Music
JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project. JUJU will provide a pop-up space where the music always takes centre stage: come along, sip on a coffee, switch off and lose a few hours listening to jazz – from bop, spiritual, soul jazz and everything in between – played loudly and proudly on vinyl. JUJU is a chance to experience a taste of the unique world of Japanese jazz kissa without leaving Belfast. Free Entry All Ages Posted In: Listening Events Tagged: All Ages
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Afternoon 8

13:00

Saturday Afternoon Trad Session

The Crescent Arts Centre · South Belfast · Music
Come join us for Saturday Afternoon Trad Session at The Crescent - expect an afternoon of tunes, songs and craic in the Café space of the building. Led by banjo player James Carson , he will be joined by a variety of local musicains at each session. You are more than welcome to come along with your instrument and join in on this relaxed, informal session, learn a new tune or two, or just sit back with a coffee and a snack from Cafe Husk. Running between 1.00 - 3.00pm, these sessions are free to attend, family friendly and open to all. Can't make Saturday 7 November ? Other sessions dates are: Saturday 3 October Saturday 5 December
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16:00

Belonging On Stage

Sonic Arts Research Centre · Music · Belfast International Arts Festival
The team at SARC join with collaborators from Brain Injury Matters and Drake Music NI to present a performance showcase of three projects exploring inclusion and belonging through participatory approaches to sound and music. Luminous Interfaces (Franziska Schroeder) features three improvisations created with co-designed accessible instruments including VR, AI colour-tracking and adapted game controller technologies. It Flows with No Electrics (John D’Arcy), explores the lived experience of brain injury through music, sound and visuals. Touching the Ear (Pedro Rebelo), a performance developed with deaf participants, explores different ways of feeling music. For further information on the venue, here is a link to the accessibility guide: https://www.accessable.co.uk/queen-s-university-belfast/access-guides/sonic-arts-research-centre#6336941E-283E-BE49-A044-3A96A4742D21
FreeTickets & info

Tonight 16

18:00

JuJu Jazz Kissa (Evening Session)

Vault Studios · Music
JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project. JUJU will provide a pop-up space where the music always takes centre stage: come along, sip on a coffee, switch off and lose a few hours listening to jazz – from bop, spiritual, soul jazz and everything in between – played loudly and proudly on vinyl. JUJU is a chance to experience a taste of the unique world of Japanese jazz kissa without leaving Belfast. Free Entry All Ages Posted In: Listening Events Tagged: All Ages
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18:30

Belfast City Council Teenage Kicks - The Friel Sisters

The Duncairn · Music
Tickets Supported by Belfast City Council Teenage Kicks programme Doors 6pm / All ages / No BYOB (alcohol) permitted The Friel Sisters, featuring sisters Anna, Sheila and Clare Friel, alongside Cathal Ó Curráin and Marty Barry are traditional musicians, known for their powerful music and rich unison singing. The Friel Sisters have performed in various venues and festivals all over the world and deliver performances full of energy, heart and warmth. Anna, Sheila and Clare are traditional musicians from northwest Donegal, brought up in the Donegal diaspora of Glasgow. They credit their musical development to trips over and back between their homes in Glasgow and Donegal and have remained deeply connected to their Donegal roots, playing a mixture of music interspersed with songs in Irish and English, many from their family repertoire. They are now based in the Donegal Gaeltacht. The Friel Sisters also features Marty Barry, guitar player and singer from Banbridge, Co Down and Cathal Ó Curráin, bouzouki player and singer from Gaoth Dobhair, who was recently awarded Best Emerging Artist at the RTÉ Folk Awards. Posted in Live music
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19:00Doors

Sound of Belfast Festival: The Budvar Music Trail – TESSIO & Piaras O’Lorcain

The Black Box · Main Room · City centre · Music
Recently nominated for Best Live Act at the 2025 NI Music Prize, ‘tessio’ are a singer-songwriter duo from Derry, – Callum Feeney and Jude McCandless. They play acoustic guitars, sing close harmonies, write, record and produce their own songs. Their main influences range from Simon and Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers to the La’s. Described as having, “a skill for songwriting way beyond their years.” by Chordblossom, they have supported acts such as Billy Ocean, Hothouse Flowers, Muireann Bradley, Joshua Burnside, The 4 Of Us and played to packed out crowds at Other Voices and All Together Now, as well as the RTE Folk Awards 2024. The duo released their self-titled debut album in December 2024 to much praise and acclaim, receiving consistent national airplay in the UK as well as Ireland across both BBC and RTE Radio. Piaras Ó Lorcáin is a sean-nós singer from Crossmaglen, County Armagh, recognised for his strong, controlled vocal delivery and clear, expressive ornamentation. His singing is rooted in the Oriel tradition, with an emphasis on storytelling, phrasing and emotional depth. He performs both unaccompanied in the traditional style and in ensemble settings. Alongside his singing, Piaras is a multi-instrumentalist, incorporating traditional instruments into band performances when required. His musicality informs his vocal interpretation, giving him a confident presence whether performing solo or with groups such as The Railway Boys and Bláth na hÓige. Capacity is limited, so get down early. You don’t want to miss this one! This event is 18+
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19:00

The Budvar Music Trail: TESSIO & Piaras O'Lorcain

The Black Box · City centre · Music
Recently nominated for Best Live Act at the 2025 NI Music Prize, ‘tessio’ are a singer-songwriter duo from Derry, - Callum Feeney and Jude McCandless. They play acoustic guitars, sing close harmonies, write, record and produce their own songs. Their main influences range from Simon and Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers to the La’s. Described as having, "a skill for songwriting way beyond their years." by Chordblossom, they have supported acts such as Billy Ocean, Hothouse Flowers, Muireann Bradley, Joshua Burnside, The 4 Of Us and played to packed out crowds at Other Voices and All Together Now, as well as the RTE Folk Awards 2024. The duo released their self-titled debut album in December 2024 to much praise and acclaim, receiving consistent national airplay in the UK as well as Ireland across both BBC and RTE Radio. Piaras Ó Lorcáin is a sean-nós singer from Crossmaglen, County Armagh, recognised for his strong, controlled vocal delivery and clear, expressive ornamentation. His singing is rooted in the Oriel tradition, with an emphasis on storytelling, phrasing and emotional depth. He performs both unaccompanied in the traditional style and in ensemble settings. Alongside his singing, Piaras is a multi-instrumentalist, incorporating traditional instruments into band performances when required. His musicality informs his vocal interpretation, giving him a confident presence whether performing solo or with groups such as The Railway Boys and Bláth na hÓige. Capacity is limited, so get down early. You don’t want to miss this one! Free Entry 18+ Posted In: Live Music , Budvar Music Trail Tagged: 18+
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19:00

The Old Town: Album Launch

St. Joseph's Church, 9 Princes Dock Street, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 3AA, United Kingdom · Music
The Old Town Music Project brings an extraordinary collection of artists together at St Joseph’s Church, Sailortown for the launch of The Old Town Project Album as part of Sound of Belfast. What started as musicians standing together against the rise of AI-generated music has become a hive of creativity and collaboration, bringing artists from different generations and musical worlds together around one wonderfully simple idea: everyone writes an original song called The Old Town... Featuring Charlie Hanlon, Vera, Microtonal, Eve Belle, Aqua Tofana, Brendan Kerr, Donal Scullion, Blackjack and Jai Sian, with more to be announced and Cormac Neeson and California Irish as house band, expect folk, indie, rock, alternative and experimental sounds, unexpected collaborations and a celebration of what happens when actual humans get together and make music. Album proceeds supporting ANAKA Women’s Collective. Real people. Real stories. Real songs. £12.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music , Album Launches
£12Tickets & info
19:30

THE STRANGER – A TRIBUTE TO BILLY JOEL

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
Making their first ever appearance at The Belfast Empire this November, The Stranger – A Tribute to Billy Joel delivers a full live celebration of one of the greatest songwriters of all time. From Piano Man and Uptown Girl to We Didn’t Start the Fire and The Longest Time, expect a night packed with timeless hits, huge singalongs and all the energy, emotion and musicianship that made Billy Joel a global icon. Tickets on sale Thursday 29th July online with Ticketmaster (link on the page) or save online fees buying in person at the Empire Bar, 42 Botanic Avenue, Belfast.
£20Tickets & info
19:45

Ulster Orchestra: Spielberg At 80

Waterfront Hall · Music
This year Steven Spielberg turns 80, so it’s the perfect time to celebrate the brilliance of one of cinema’s most iconic filmmakers at Waterfront Hall on 07 November 2026! His legendary partnerships with composers such as John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith and Alan Silvestri created scores and films that have had everlasting impact on audiences across the globe. Feel the heart‑pounding intensity of Jaws and Poltergeist , and the profound emotion of Schindler’s List . Be part of Indiana Jones’s treasure‑seeking adventures in Raiders of the Lost Ark and re-live the nostalgia of E.T. the Extra ‑ Terrestrial . Escape to other worlds of Ready, Player One , Super 8 and Close Encounters of the Third Kind , plus more unforgettable moments. Don’t miss this extraordinary cinematic concert experience where beloved scores are re‑imagined with the vibrant orchestral energy of sixty three musicians and atmospheric illumination, recalling the stories that shaped our imaginations across generations. GEORGE MORTON CONDUCTOR TIM BURDEN PRESENTER
£15Tickets & info
20:00

The Illegals

Island Arts Centre · Lisburn · Music
Oldshore Productions presents THE ILLEGALS with Niamh Kavanagh Eagles and Fleetwood Mac 2026 It’s hard to believe that it is over 50 years since the world first heard two of the greatest rock albums of all time: “Hotel California” by the Eagles and the eponymous “Fleetwood Mac” which marked the debut of Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham into the British rock band. For 2026, The Illegals are putting a new show on the road to celebrate these two historical music events. Songs like, “One Of These Nights”, “Rhiannon”, “Lyin’ Eyes”, “Say That You Love Me”, “Take It To The Limit”, “Landslide” – and many others: all in celebration of two of the greatest rock bands of all time. If you missed out last year, book your ticket early through the venue box office for our 2026 gig. You won’t be disappointed. Aside from the headline albums the show consists of many other Eagles and Fleetwood Mac hits, as well as some of the solo work from individual members and other ‘connected’ artists. The Illegals is a band of experienced musicians performing mostly in theatres and rock venues throughout the country, putting on a formidable show and giving thousands of fans an experience they won’t forget. “Niamh is outstanding \- The Rolls\-Royce of Irish Rock” \– RTE “Simply Stunning” \– The BBC “What a fantastic gig” \– Facebook Video Sample https://www.facebook.com/ILLEGALSBAND/videos/1474341685977625/ BAND LINEUP & BRIEF BIOGRAPHY Niamh Kavangh vocals Paul Dean vocals, guitars Paul Megahey vocals, guitars Jim Sisk vocals, keyboards, saxophone Alyn Watson bass Joe Hanratty drums Graeme Denny lead guitars Quick Band Biog The Illegal started on the back of the Hell Freezes Over album/video and tour of 1994. The band was founded by music producer Mud Wallace along with Torry McGahey (of The Freshmen fame) and Joe Hanratty. Jim Sisk and Paul Megahey joined the band in 1996/97. Mud sadly died in 2016 \– a much lamented loss to the music scene in the north. Niamh joined the band in 1998 \– at first as a guest vocalist and later on a permanent basis. It was then that the band decided to expand its repertoire to include Fleetwood Mac \– and put Niamh’s exceptional voice to the fore. Lead guitarist Peter Cochrane came on board in 1999 and Belfast\-based singer Paul Dean brought his skills to the band in 2005. Torry eventually stepped back from the gigging world and Alyn Watson stepped in on bass guitar in 2013. Peter decided to hang up his guitar passed the reins on to Grame Denny in 2025, creating the line\-up as it is today. Drummer Joe Hanratty is the band’s longest-serving member having been behind the kit from the very start. The band has been playing as a seven\-piece for almost 25 years and is renowned for its blend of soulful harmonies, instrumental acrobatics and plain, simple craic. The band is now more popular than ever playing to packed theatres both north and south of the border and with many appearances on TV and radio as well as being a popular shout for festivals. Show finishes 11pm approx. THE ILLEGALS with Niamh Kavanagh Eagles and Fleetwood Mac 2026 It’s hard to believe that it is over 50 years since the world first heard two of the greatest rock albums of all time: “Hotel California” by the Eagles and the eponymous “Fleetwood Mac” which marked the debut of Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham into the British rock band. For 2026, The Illegals are putting a new show on the road to celebrate these two historical music events. Songs like, “One Of These Nights”, “Rhiannon”, “Lyin’ Eyes”, “Say That You Love Me”, “Take It To The Limit”, “Landslide” – and many others: all in celebration of two of the greatest rock bands of all time. If you missed out last year, book your ticket early through the venue box office for our 2026 gig. You won’t be disappointed. Aside from the headline albums the show consists of many other Eagles and Fleetwood Mac hits, as well as some of the solo work from individual members and other ‘connected’ artists. The Illegals is a band of experienced musicians performing mostly in theatres and rock venues throughout the country, putting on a formidable show and giving thousands of fans an experience they won’t forget. “Niamh is outstanding - The Rolls-Royce of Irish Rock” – RTE “Simply Stunning” – The BBC “What a fantastic gig” – Facebook Video Sample: https://www.facebook.com/ILLEGALSBAND/videos/1474341685977625/ BAND LINEUP & BRIEF BIOGRAPHY Niamh Kavangh vocals Paul Dean vocals, guitars Paul Megahey vocals, guitars Jim Sisk vocals, keyboards, saxophone Alyn Watson bass Joe Hanratty drums Graeme Denny lead guitars Quick Band Biog The Illegal started on the back of the Hell Freezes Over album video and tour of 1994. The band was founded by music producer Mud Wallace along with Torry McGahey (of The Freshmen fame) and Joe Hanratty. Jim Sisk and Paul Megahey joined the band in 1996 97. Mud sadly died in 2016 – a much lamented loss to the music scene in the north. Niamh joined the band in 1998 – at first as a guest vocalist and later on a permanent basis. It was then that the band decided to expand its repertoire to include Fleetwood Mac – and put Niamh’s exceptional voice to the fore. Lead guitarist Peter Cochrane came on board in 1999 and Belfast-based singer Paul Dean brought his skills to the band in 2005. Torry eventually stepped back from the gigging world and Alyn Watson stepped in on bass guitar in 2013. Peter decided to hang up his guitar passed the reins on to Grame Denny in 2025, creating the line-up as it is today. Drummer Joe Hanratty is the band’s longest-serving member having been behind the kit from the very start. The band has been playing as a seven-piece for almost 25 years and is renowned for its blend of soulful harmonies, instrumental acrobatics and plain, simple craic. The band is now more popular than ever playing to packed theatres both north and south of the border and with many appearances on TV and radio as well as being a popular shout for festivals. Show finishes 11pm approx.
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Sunday 8 November 20 listings

Morning 1

11:00

JuJu Jazz Kissa (Afternoon Session)

Vault Studios · Music
JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project. JUJU will provide a pop-up space where the music always takes centre stage: come along, sip on a coffee, switch off and lose a few hours listening to jazz – from bop, spiritual, soul jazz and everything in between – played loudly and proudly on vinyl. JUJU is a chance to experience a taste of the unique world of Japanese jazz kissa without leaving Belfast. Free Entry All Ages Posted In: Listening Events Tagged: All Ages
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Afternoon 7

12:00

Youth Open Mic

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
A safe and welcoming place for young people to showcase their musical talent. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: Youth Open Mic tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age All Ages Learn more Posted In: Live Music Tagged: All Ages
£3Tickets & info
15:30

STRAY GAITERS

The Deer's Head · City centre · Music
Once again the Stray Gaiters pay homage to the wonderful music of Neil Young. They’ll take you through a comprehensive selection of his huge catalogue, from gentle ballad ear-blistering grunge! We are delighted to feature special guest Mick Conlon (String Ninjas) on fiddle.
£15Venue listing
16:00

JuJu Kissa Café (Evening Session)

Vault Studios · Music
JUJU is Belfast (and Ireland’s) first Japanese-style jazz kissa – a dedicated café for listening to jazz, hosted by Belfast-born photographer and writer, Philip Arneill, creator of the acclaimed TOKYO JAZZ JOINTS project. JUJU will provide a pop-up space where the music always takes centre stage: come along, sip on a coffee, switch off and lose a few hours listening to jazz – from bop, spiritual, soul jazz and everything in between – played loudly and proudly on vinyl. JUJU is a chance to experience a taste of the unique world of Japanese jazz kissa without leaving Belfast. Free Entry All Ages Posted In: Listening Events Tagged: All Ages
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Tonight 12

19:00

The Budvar Music Trail presents: Ode to Misinformation: Rarewitch Live hosted by Stephen McCauley

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
Join us for a celebration of disruption through art and music with Rarewitch aka Patrick Maguire. Rarewitch is a visual artist, animator and musician based in Belfast known for his prolific and subversive online animated shorts and outsider folk music. His live performances entail a chaotic fusion of frenetic banjo playing, surrealist humour and anarchic social commentary. Stephen McCauley is an award-winning presenter and producer from Derry. His career in radio began in 2006 with the alternative music programme Electric Mainline, followed by the experimental music show Soundscapes with Stephen McCauley on BBC Radio Ulster. He now hosts the 3-hour alternative music show Stephen McCauley on BBC Radio Ulster on Friday nights which features interviews, sessions and live concerts from the likes of Pixies, Lisa Hannigan, Paul Noonan, Gemma Hayes, The Divine Comedy, David Holmes, Muireann Bradley and The Cure. He also presented Live at the Limelight and Live at Mussenden Temple in 2024 and was the host for the TV series Sounds New and Collaborations from 2018 to 2020. From the start of his career, Stephen has been a tireless advocate for homegrown music with countless bands, songwriters and producers beginning their radio journey on his shows including Two Door Cinema Club, Ryan Vail and SOAK. Stephen has also been a guest curator at the Sound! Festival of Film Soundtracks at the Regional Cultural Centre in Letterkenny, Co Donegal. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: Ode to Misinformation: Rarewitch Live tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age 18+ Learn more Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
£1218+Tickets & info
19:30

James Bond Concert Spectacular

Ulster Hall · Music
Q The Music presents The James Bond Concert Spectacular, the critically acclaimed concert dedicated to the music of James Bond at Ulster Hall on 08 November 2026! Widely considered to be the finest performance of James Bond music since the originals, they bring the globally renowned franchise to life on stage in the most passionate, adrenaline-fueled, energetic and polished performance imaginable, featuring all the hit title songs and some special cues from the scores. The evening will be hosted by Miss Moneypenny herself: Caroline Bliss, who will guide you through the concert as compere, sharing the odd anecdote about her time in this legendary series. With stunning singing, an informative compere, and a show full of iconic tunes performed to an unparalleled level of detail it really is a night of exceptional quality. As the only James Bond concert created by die-hard Bond fans, for Bond fans, by people who understand the music better than anyone else: you won’t want to miss it.
£45Tickets & info
19:30

Rory Friers

The MAC · The Main Stage · City centre · Music
Details Rory Friers with Michael Keeney, Arco String Quartet, & The Fully Automatic Model. Following last year’s sell-out performance at The MAC, Rory Friers returns to transform the venue into an immersive audio-visual world, built around a bespoke spatial sound system that places the audience inside the music. Created as the culmination of his time as Belfast International Arts Festival’s 2026 Artist-in-Residence, this ambitious one-night-only performance will bring together Friers’ live ensemble, award-winning composer and pianist Michael Keeney, Arco String Quartet, and special guests and collaborators. The music will unfold alongside an extraordinary new visual environment created by Jonny Delaney—aka The Fully Automatic Model—bringing sound, light and image together in an experience conceived specifically for the space. The performance will also unveil the second instalment of Friers' acclaimed HOME project, ahead of a major new release in 2027. Very special guest TBC. Programmed as part of the Belfast International Arts Festival.
£23.5014+Tickets & info

Monday 9 November 6 listings

Tonight 6

19:00

Offbeat Live: Songwriting Showcase

Ulster Sports Club · City centre · Music
Join us for Offbeat Live, a special showcase celebrating the incredible songwriting talent brought together through Offbeat Songcamp, developed as part of Output 2026. Headlining the evening is our very special guest King Cedar, joined by acclaimed songwriter Kippysmuse and a performance from Andy Skinner. Throughout the night, audiences will hear a selection of original songs performed by attendees of the Offbeat Songcamp, offering a unique opportunity to experience the creativity, collaboration and new music that emerged from this exciting programme. Developed as part of Output 2026 and funded by Belfast City Council and University of the Atypical through the Sounds Atypical Grant Scheme 2026, the Offbeat Songcamp welcomed disabled and neurodivergent songwriters into an inclusive creative space where they could write, learn and collaborate with industry professionals. Throughout the programme, participants worked alongside acclaimed artists and songwriters including Imogen Williams (Imogen and the Knife), BFranks Suzie Blue and The Anchoress, creating a collection of brand-new original songs that will be showcased throughout the evening. From first-time collaborators to experienced performers, Offbeat Live shines a spotlight on the songs, stories and voices that made this year's camp such a memorable experience. Featuring: King Cedar (Headline Performance) Kippysmuse Andy Skinner Special performances from Offbeat Songcamp attendees Keep an eye on our social channels as we announce more Songcamp performers in the lead-up to the event. Come along and support emerging songwriters, discover brand-new music, and celebrate the spirit of collaboration at the heart of Offbeat. Capacity is limited. Advance booking is strongly recommended. £10.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
£10Tickets & info

Tuesday 10 November 12 listings

Afternoon 1

13:30

PRS Members' Day at Sound of Belfast

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
Want to understand how to make money from your music, build your network and explore funding that could support your next step? Join us on Tuesday 10 November at Oh Yeah Music Centre for PRS Members’ Day at Sound of Belfast – a free to attend day of industry insight, education and networking opportunities to help you take the next steps in your career. Listen to panel discussions with industry experts, find out more about PRS’ role in the music ecosystem and connect with organisations and individuals from the wider industry. Plus, enjoy an evening drinks reception and live music from artists participating in Scratch My Progress, Northern Ireland's talent development partner programme. Not a PRS member? Members’ Day at Sound of Belfast is open to both PRS and non-PRS members. All are welcome and encouraged to find out more about what we do. 1:30pm | Doors Open & Networking Registration and networking opportunities. 2:30pm | Panel Discussion: Grow your career with PRS for Music Panellists: Elaine Allan (Head of Strategic Partnerships), Tony Barton (Director of Writer Relations), Lucy Tamboura (Senior Relationship Manager, Live), Meg Harding (Public Affairs Manager) Hear from PRS leadership to learn more about how we work to support music creators, respond to industry challenges and help members build their careers. 3:30pm | Comfort Break 3:45pm | Panel Discussion: Get seen, heard and paid: The data that powers your career Panellists: Crispin Hunt (President, PRS Member Council), Catherine Grimes (Music Supervisor, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast and Blue Lights ), Eoin O'Callaghan (NI Music Prize Winner 2019 and Composer for BBC's Blue Lights ), Aine Cronin-McCartney (BBC Radio 1 / BBC Introducing Ulster; Manager of ETP writer Reevah; A&R and Label Manager, Faction Records / Bloom Records). Learn more about music rights, royalty flows, metadata best practice and how creators can maximise their earnings and career opportunities. 5:00pm | Drinks Reception Hosted in partnership with PRS Foundation . Evening Showcase | Scratch My Progress Showcase Featuring performances from artists participating in Scratch My Progress , Northern Ireland's talent development partner programme. Register Posted In: Talks , Networking , Workshops Tagged: 14+
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Tonight 11

19:00

Scratch My Progress Vol 14 Presents: Pinsleep, Lord Jane, The Thing Is... & GUSH

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
Pinsleep Lord Jane The Thing Is… Gush Join us on Tuesday 10th November as we celebrate the new wave of homegrown talent at our annual Scratch My Progress Showcase. This special night marks the culmination of our 9-month talent development programme supported by PRS Foundation and IMRO, where emerging artists have spent time honing their craft with dedicated mentors, weekly sessions, industry advice, studio time, photoshoots, and creative guidance. Now a year after they first began with scratch, these artists are ready to share the results: brand-new music and a showcase performance of the compilation EPs, recorded as part of the programme. Scratch My Progress has become a vital platform for discovering and supporting fresh voices in Northern Ireland’s music scene, and this showcase is a chance to experience them at a pivotal moment in their journey. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: Scratch My Progress Vol 14: Showcase tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age 18+ Learn more Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
18+Tickets & info
19:00

The Budvar Music Trail : Blackmoon & Gig buddies belfast presents Transient Visitors and Blackmoon Resident DJs

The Black Box · City centre · Music
Black Moon have teamed up with Gig Buddies Belfast to co-host Transient Visitors (London) for their Belfast debut gig. Don’t miss our extra special Black Moon for Sounds of Belfast Festival 2026! We are delighted to welcome Club Soda and South London 5 piece Transient Visitors to the mainstage for an epic evening of disabled music and talent. These storytellers write songs conjuring up a bespoke dark, melodic sound. Their debut album ‘Tapestry’ landed in 2025, cementing them as a rising band to keep your ears glued to. Travelling through new wave, post-punk and electronic elements, they draw inspiration from The Cure, Joy Division and Ghost. ‘Run From The Shadows’ is a catchy, up-tempo headbanger about the importance of facing your demons, whilst powerful indie-synth-pop opener ‘Fabricator’ chronicles catching a liar in the act. The Black Box has a long history of nurturing grassroots arts while being a trailblazer in disability culture since we first opened the doors back in 2006. We proudly welcome the mighty Transient Visitors! Black Moon is the original inclusive club scene. Disabled people make the party, create the vibe, socialise and have a blast in a trusted venue. Black Moon is Belfast's longest running inclusive club night hosted on a monthly basis in the Black Box. Starting in 2010 Black Moon is a disabled-led event featuring resident artists, DJ Twister, DJ Revolve and DJ Stevie B. Black Moon will be playing tunes throughout the night and keeping the dancefloor grooving. Join Us! Click here for accessibilty information. £6.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music , Budvar Music Trail Tagged: 18+
£6Tickets & info
20:00

Screening of The Spin

The Harrison · Music
Screening of The Spin, filmed in Omagh, with an introduction from Mark McCausland. This warm-hearted Irish road-trip comedy follows two record-shop friends racing from Omagh to Cork to save their store. Based on Mark's semi-autobiographical story, the film features an original soundtrack written by the Omagh musician and member of The Lost Brothers. £10.00 On The Door 18+ Posted In: Film Screening Tagged: 18+
£10Tickets & info

Wednesday 11 November 14 listings

Afternoon 2

14:30

An Introduction to PPL

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
We would like to invite you to the #PPLinSession: An Introduction to PPL taking place in collaboration with Sound of Belfast. This free PPL tutorial will be hosted by Performer Account Manger Oliver Hickey & will run through: What is PPL? The difference between PPL and PRS for Music How does PPL work for performer members? International Collections How to become a member (if you're not already) To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: An Introduction to PPL tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Posted In: Talks , Networking Tagged: All Ages
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Tonight 12

19:00

Northern Ireland Music Prize

Ulster Hall · Music
The NI Music Prize returns to the Ulster Hall on the 11 November 2026 for one of the biggest nights in Northern Ireland’s music calendar. Celebrating the very best of our homegrown music, the NI Music Prize brings together artists, musicians and the wider music community for a special evening of live performances and awards, shining a spotlight on the remarkable music being made in and from Northern Ireland. The night will see the presentation of awards including Album of the Year, Single of the Year, Live Act of the Year, PRS for Music Creator of the Year, BBC Introducing in NI Artist of The Year and the Outstanding Contribution to Music Award, recognising artists at every stage of their careers and across a wide range of genres. More than an awards ceremony, the NI Music Prize is a celebration of Northern Ireland’s music scene, featuring a packed programme of live performances from some of the most exciting established and emerging artists working today. The NI Music Prize has grown into a landmark annual event and a unique opportunity to experience the breadth, quality and diversity of Northern Irish music together on one stage. Join us at the Ulster Hall for a very special night celebrating the music and the people who make it. Check out the Shortlists at nimusicprize.com £25.00 Posted In: Live Music
£25Tickets & info
19:30

BASHT Live Outstore Performance

The Belfast Empire Music Hall · South Belfast · Music
Bending Sound will host an Album Launch Event at the Empire Music Hall, Belfast to celebrate the debut release ‘Poor Advice’ from BASHT. This will be a live performance at the iconic Belfast venue. The Dublin four-piece channel the raw intensity of their live shows into Poor Advice, a bruising 10-track debut shaped by brooding post-punk, explosive guitars and emotionally charged songwriting. The album confronts power, control and inherited authority, tracing a line from Ireland’s historic entanglement of church and state to the corporate boardrooms and military machinery shaping the present. Produced by Ali Chant, whose credits include PJ Harvey and Dry Cleaning, Poor Advice captures a band turning personal and generational unease into something sprawling and visceral—challenging all the counsel handed down from above: keep your head down, say your prayers and trust the deal. Tickets on sale now from the link above.
£18.5018+Tickets & info
20:00

TC.KYLIE — RE:conciliation Album Release Tour 2026

The Black Box · Main Room · City centre · Music
Hong Kong-born, London-based keyboardist and composer TC.KYLIE makes her Belfast and Northern Ireland debut at The Black Box this November, during the opening stretch of her UK and European autumn tour. TC.KYLIE turns cinematic jazz fusion into high-energy sonic storytelling. Piano, synths and her signature keytar move between driving Japanese jazz-rock, acid grooves and improvisation, while SEGA-era textures collide with moments of Studio Ghibli-like warmth . Her musical touchstones stretch from the improvisational energy of Hiromi Uehara to the explosive momentum of fox capture plan and jizue . Before building her music career, TC.KYLIE worked in news and documentary journalism at Hong Kong’s public broadcaster RTHK. That documentarian instinct still shapes how she writes: experiences, memories and emotional details that once became stories on screen now find their way into instrumental music. The medium has changed, but the impulse remains the same — to observe, remember and document through sound. Her forthcoming debut album, RE:conciliation , follows the stages of a lifetime — from childhood wonder and youthful rebellion through ambition, burnout and grief, towards acceptance and returning to where everything began. Her debut EP RE:birth was described by Jazz Journal as “a lovely mix of European and Asian influences… reminiscent of a Studio Ghibli soundtrack,” calling it “immersive” and “the sonic equivalent of a sunrise.” Since then, TC.KYLIE has built a sold-out UK and European headline run including Ronnie Scott’s London and A-Trane Berlin , appeared at the V&A Performance Festival , and supported Takuya Kuroda, Kyoto Jazz Massive and Butcher Brown . On 11 November, that world reaches Belfast for the first time. TC.KYLIE – Keys / Keytar Karlos Hall – Drums Indigo Pearce – Bass Natasha Petrović – Violin Alex Skinner – Saxophone
£18–22Tickets & info
22:00

McKowski DJ Night

The Harrison · Music
McKowski DJ Night and Music Awards. The wind down begins at 10pm, keep the night going with McKowski on the decks until late. Open to The Harrison residents and friends. Free Entry 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
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Thursday 12 November 20 listings

Morning 1

11:00

Celebrating Our Showbands

Belmont Bowling Club · Music
This nostalgic talk will celebrate the showbands that dominated the Belfast music scene back in the 1950s and 60s. It will highlight the characteristics of showbands from this period -from the music to the snazzy suits – and explore how they evolved and adapted in later years. The talk will celebrate some of the key figures and groups that shaped the showband scene here. It will also highlight various venues across Belfast that would have hosted showband performances, from the large city centre halls like the Plaza to the smaller east Belfast venues. It will also reflect on the Strand’s days as a Variety Theatre, when showbands from across the country graced our stage. This richly illustrated presentation, by our Heritage Manager Rosie, will also draw upon fascinating archive footage alongside new interviews. Part of our ‘Heritage Talks’ programme: free talks about the heritage of the local area, followed by a cuppa and a chat. Hosted by the Strand at our ‘pop-up’ venue at Belmont Bowling Club. Made possible by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Free Tickets 18+ Posted In: Talks Tagged: 18+
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Afternoon 2

13:00

Start Together Studio & Sound Of Belfast present "Breaking The Ice with Social Media" with Matt Bacon

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
A masterclass in social media presence for new artists by Matt Bacon of Dropout Media. You’ll know Matt as "Bacons.bits" from your feed, where he talks music and band advice, and shares social media & marketing skills. Often found conducting with his cigar, he’s been helping new and established artists from across the world to find and expand their audiences, one post at a time. Join us for a special talk on the insight into his approaches and outlook followed by a Q&A with Matt and Rocky O'Reilly from Start Together Studio. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: "Breaking The Ice with Social Media" with Matt Bacon tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age 18+ Learn more Posted In: Talks Tagged: 18+
18+Tickets & info
13:00

Start Together Studio & Sound Of Belfast present "Breaking The Ice with Social Media" with Matt Bacon

Start Together Studio · Music
A masterclass in social media presence for new artists by Matt Bacon of Dropout Media. You’ll know Matt as "Bacons.bits" from your feed, where he talks music and band advice, and shares social media & marketing skills. Often found conducting with his cigar, he’s been helping new and established artists from across the world to find and expand their audiences, one post at a time. Join us for a special talk on the insight into his approaches and outlook followed by a Q&A with Matt and Rocky O'Reilly from Start Together Studio. Register (Free) 18+ Posted In: Workshops Tagged: 18+
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Tonight 17

19:00

Factory Sessions x VERA, Charlie Hanlon & The Davids

Banana Block · Music
The Factory Sessions are back - and this time, we're bringing, not one, not two but three brilliant artist to one of Belfast's most unique spaces. Featuring VERA, Charlie Hanlon and The Davids, this latest instalment of the Factory Sessions sees the The Banana Block being taken over for an all-ages celebration of great music, good energy and all the vibes. From intimate rooms to unexpected venues, The Factory Sessions are a series of unique gigs, allowing fans to experience their favourite artists in an intimate or reimagined way, capturing the honesty and vulnerability - an experience you won't want to miss out on. The Factory Sessions are presented by Factory 61, in association with SRC Music Dept. Factory 61 is a production company with a mission to incubate emerging freelance talent through providing industry-standard music and audio services, offering real responsibilities, real clients, and a real income. To keep up to date with everything Factory 61, follow them on Instagram: @wearefactory61 £15.00 All Ages Posted In: Live Music Tagged: All Ages
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19:00

Hanna Tams (Palestine), Huartan + support

Cultúrlann McAdam Ó Fiaich · Music
A concert of artists representing international family roots and featuring a curated music dance collaboration between Palestinian dance, Hanna Tams and artists from the tradtronica collective Huartan. The concert will be followed by a Q&A discussion At a young age, Hanna Tams set himself apart as a leader in youth engagement when in 2012 he established the Douban Dance Company in Jerusalem. Through his dance company, Hanna serves Palestinian youth who are at significantly higher risk of destructive behaviors than their peers in Israel and the West Bank. Young Palestinians involved in Hanna’s dance company have transformed their lives by countering the predominant pressures of violence, drug use, and school dropout rates among at-risk Palestinian youth. Hanna is a leader in using art for social change. He takes his dance company into schools, after school clubs, and other educational institutes. Today, more than 600 young Palestinians participate in Hanna’s dance program. Through dance, he has opened the Palestinian public to the prospect of credible social alternatives to violence, and he also has changed the attitudes of parents towards the value of arts education for their children. Formed in 2023, Huartan have created an original blend of Irish traditional music and electronica, earning them accolades such as the BBC Introducing NI Artist of the Year (2025), the 2024 NI Music Prize Live Act of the Year, and the inaugural Amhrán na Laoch competition. Through bold reinterpretations of at-risk Irish language songs, Huartan’s self-titled debut album fulfils their mission to connect contemporary audiences with the oral singing tradition and native language of Ulster. Their theatrical live shows playfully channel collective imaginaries of a pre-Christian Ireland, featuring masked performers who embody the presence of the síogaí (fairies/shapeshifters). £10.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
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19:00

The Budvar Music Trail: Cora Harkin

The Black Box · City centre · Music
Cora Harkin, is a dynamic singer-songwriter from Derry. Specializing in indie pop, Cora's impactful year includes headlining at Derry's Nerve Centre and releasing four resonant and spirited singles. Her live performances, have become synonymous with energy and authenticity, drawing fans locally and beyond. Her festival repertoire spans notable events like Stendhal, Dalfest, Lenafest, and the Gasyard Feile. Supporting acts such as Hothouse Flowers, Virgins at Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast, and Lavengro at Ebrington, Derry showcases her versatility. Cora, capable of delivering a captivating performance solo or with her band, impresses with powerful vocals and undeniable charisma. Notably, she clinched the Forestside Roots Young Singer-Songwriter title, emerged as the youngest finalist in Translink Q Radio Young Singer-Songwriters competition, and claimed the top solo spot in the 'Clash of the New Breeds.' Cora’s single ‘Record’s Over’ was Q Radio’s ‘One to watch’ single of the week. Her presence extends to radio airwaves, including features on BBC Radio Ulster's Mark Patterson Show and the Vinny Hurrell Show. Cora Harkin's musical journey is marked by achievements, promising an engaging and vibrant addition to the local music scene and beyond. Free Entry On The Door 18+ Posted In: Budvar Music Trail , Live Music
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19:30

Martyn Joseph

The Crescent Arts Centre · South Belfast · Music
This November, Music Capital and The Crescent are pleased to welcome the Award-Winning Welsh Singer-Songwriter Martyn Joseph to Belfast. For over 40 years, Martyn Joseph has built a reputation as one of the most powerful and compelling live performers in contemporary folk and acoustic music. Armed with just a guitar and a remarkable voice, he delivers performances filled with energy, passion, humour, and emotional depth, captivating audiences in venues of every size around the world. Often compared to artists such as Bruce Springsteen, John Mayer, Dave Matthews, and Bruce Cockburn, Martyn has carved out a sound and stage presence entirely his own. His distinctive percussive guitar style, paired with expressive and thought-provoking songwriting, has earned him the nickname “The Welsh Springsteen”. After signing with Sony Music in the early 1990s, where he released two albums and achieved Top 40 success, Martyn went on to become a pioneer of independent music, launching his own label in 1999 and embracing direct-to-fan platforms long before it became common practice. In November 2025, he released his 28th studio album, Troubled Horses, a haunting and intimate collection of stripped-back acoustic songs exploring vulnerability, humanity, and connection. Martyn’s songwriting continues to receive widespread recognition. In 2024, BBC Radio 2 invited him for a second time to contribute to their award-winning 21st Century Folk project, where he wrote and performed Chapel Porth Beach to mark the 200th anniversary of the RNLI . This followed the success of Albert’s Place in 2023, which led to appearances on BBC Breakfast , BBC Radio 2 , and BBC Radio 4 . His acclaimed 2021 album 1960 was named Folk Album of the Month by Mojo , received four stars from Uncut , and spent much of 2022 in the UK Official Folk Charts . He has also received multiple Wales Folk Award nominations, winning the award for Here Come the Young in 2019. Beyond music, Martyn is deeply committed to social causes. In 2015, he was commissioned by Parliament to write Nye (Song for the NHS) as part of the Sweet Liberties project, commemorating the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta . He performed the song in the Speaker’s Chamber at the Houses of Parliament. Alongside his wife Justine, Martyn also founded the Let Yourself Trust , a charitable initiative supporting grassroots organisations around the world. Over the past decade, the trust has distributed more than £1 million to community projects and charitable causes. With over half a million record sales, 28 studio albums, and thousands of live performances behind him, Martyn Joseph remains an artist driven by passion, humanity, and a belief in the power of song to connect people. His concerts are widely regarded as unforgettable experiences, leaving audiences moved long after the final note fades.
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19:30

The Budvar Music Trail: Conor Mallon & Dara Dubh

Oh Yeah Music Centre · Music
Conor Mallon from Keady, Co. Armagh started his musical career with the Armagh Pipers Club where he attended Uilleann Pipe lessons. He progressed through ranks to become one of the senior teachers at the club before touring in a full time capacity. Conor has been categorised as “Leading the next generation of Uilleann pipe players.” by folking.com . Conor was the first recipient of the ACNI/BBC NI Young Traditional Musicians Platform award and subsequently was a guest musician with the Ulster Orchestra and with the award winning Foden’s Brass Band. Conor is a Senior County, Ulster and All-Ireland Champion on Uilleann Pipes in the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann and has won many other awards including the Uilleann Piping Scholarship by the Na Píobairí Uilleann Dublin in 2008 and was the first recipient of the Mark Donnelly Bursary for Uilleann Piping Award in 2010. Conor has performed at many festivals in Ireland, Europe and the USA including the William Kennedy Piping festival, Piping Live in Glasgow, the Milwaukee Irish Fest and has toured extensively on his own, with his own band “Conor Mallon Band”, with band “Connla”, Comhaltas and with the prestigious worldwide show, “Irish Celtic”. He has performed on a number of Radio shows, TV programmes for RTE, TG4 and the BBC individually and with various other groups. Mallon’s debut solo album ‘Unearthed’ exploded on to the folk/traditional scene, featuring mostly his own compositions. Obtaining nominations for ‘Album of the Year’ at ‘The NI Music Prize Awards’, in Germany at the ‘Music Critics Awards’ and winning the prestigious ‘Ireland Tonight Radio Awards. Dara Dubh is an Irish indie–folk–rock artist whose songs sit somewhere between heartfelt confession and a good kick up the road. A singer-songwriter and harpist with a habit of blending the delicate with the downright fierce, she brings a sharp emotional edge to a sound shaped by folk roots, alternative influences, and whatever else has been rattling around her head that week. With the harp as her trusted companion, Dubh challenges the idea of an instrument often associated with traditional music. The harp has found new life in Dara’s hands as she pushes the boundaries of its capabilities, and a voice that can shift from whisper-soft to unapologetically powerful without warning. A SAMA Best Newcomer nominee, JBL & Martin Garrix Music Academy top 10 UK artists and one of The List’s Hot 100 (No. 57), Dara has taken her live show across the UK and Italy, collecting a run of sold-out nights in Scotland, Ireland, and Italy along the way. Her 2024 EP opened the door to a wider audience, followed by a collaborative EP in 2025 that pushed her sound into new territory. She’s currently working away—quietly but determinedly—on her debut album, set for 2026. With a sound that refuses to sit neatly in any one box, Dara Dubh continues to carve out her own corner of a genre dyfing landscape, one unhurried but unforgettable song at a time. To buy tickets for this event please visit our events page: The Budvar Music Trail: Conor Mallon & Dara Dubh tickets from Skiddle . Ticket sales powered by Skiddle Age Under-18s Welcome (with Parent or Guardian) Learn more Posted In: Live Music Tagged: Under-18s Welcome (with Parent or Guardian)
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20:00

McKowski Café

The Harrison · Music
McKowski Café at The Harrison presents Ed Cosens. Singer-songwriter and former guitarist and songwriter with Reverend and the Makers. A key figure in Sheffield’s 00s music scene, he has also worked with artists including Damon Albarn, Richard Hawley, Beth Nielsen Chapman and the Wandering Hearts. With two albums released and a third in progress, Ed is a multi-platinum and gold-selling songwriter and artist whose career spans two decades. £19.00 18+ Posted In: Live Music Tagged: 18+
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