Conor McAuley is a cornerstone of Belfast’s music scene, celebrated for his versatility as both a trad and experimental powerhouse and as the drummer for punk outfit New Pagans. His latest project, the Corás Trio, reimagines the Irish tradition: their music sees melodies emerge from blissful, atmospheric textures, foregrounding fiddle, guitar, and percussion against a backdrop of transcendental electronics. The result is a sound that effortlessly bridges collective free improvisation with the infectious energy of a seisiún.

Belfast’s premier traditional tattoo studio, Skullduggery Tatu, is taking over the Oh Yeah Centre for a massive Fleadh finale.

Conor McAuley is a cornerstone of Belfast’s music scene, celebrated for his versatility as both a trad and experimental powerhouse and as the drummer for punk outfit New Pagans. His latest project, the Corás Trio, reimagines the Irish tradition: their music sees melodies emerge from blissful, atmospheric textures, foregrounding fiddle, guitar, and percussion against a backdrop of transcendental electronics. The result is a sound that effortlessly bridges collective free improvisation with the infectious energy of a seisiún.

Soultrane is Ireland's first festival and year-round programme dedicated to soul, jazz and music of Black origin, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and lasting influence of these genres. Taking over the car park at the Oh Yeah Music Centre in true block party style, Soultrane will curate our Yard Stage for the Saturday night of our Fringe Programme.

Our Singing Seisiún is back for a special Fleadh edition! We are beyond excitment to have Landless as our guests!

Conor McAuley is a cornerstone of Belfast’s music scene, celebrated for his versatility as both a trad and experimental powerhouse and as the drummer for punk outfit New Pagans. His latest project, the Corás Trio, reimagines the Irish tradition: their music sees melodies emerge from blissful, atmospheric textures, foregrounding fiddle, guitar, and percussion against a backdrop of transcendental electronics. The result is a sound that effortlessly bridges collective free improvisation with the infectious energy of a seisiún.

Lótus Azul (formerly Blackjack + Jai Sian) are ones to watch from Belfast. They launch their new project on The Yard Stage during this Fleadh. We've told to expect a vibrant street block party filled with Soulful Grooves, Funk, Jazz and Afro-Latin rhythms. Featuring a live DJ and special guest musicians joining the band for spontaneous jam sessions, this event is a celebration of Belfast's rich cultural diversity, showcasing the city's exceptional musicianship and globally inspired sounds.

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.

Bringing their trademark "chunky" style to the fore, Gary Curley and Stephen McKee have combined accordion and banjo in a sound that is rhythmically strong, grounded, and distinctively their own. In 2025, the duo released their debut album, 'CHUNKY BUSINESS'. The album is a playful nod to the duo's signature style, introducing their first recording that has been originally arranged, confidently presented and establishes that the duo are very much open for CHUNKY BUSINESS!

The Vibes are an 8-piece soulful reggae band based in Belfast. Formed in 2014 they immediately began a monthly residency in The Belfast Empire. The band worked as support act for legendsike Lee “Scratch” Perry and The Specials, as well as New York ska heroes The Slackers and The Toasters.

With A Fada Magazine is taking over the Oh Yeah Music Centre for Fleadh 2026 for two evenings and we’re set for a truly special celebration of the future of Irish traditional and folk music.

More information and tickets on sale soon!

With A Fada Magazine is taking over the Oh Yeah Music Centre for Fleadh 2026, we’re set for a truly special night celebrating the future of Irish traditional and folk music.

Returning to Belfast for one night only, World of Hans Zimmer soloist Dave Marks brings his very own unique flavour of Irish traditional fusion to The Oh Yeah Centre for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann fringe 2026.

Middle Aisle x Oh Yeah present: Córas Trio & Grainne Meyer Double Bill.

We’re heading up to the rooftop to lift the lid on our brand-new programme and celebrate a few cracking local collaborations.

We’ve teamed up with Thomas Bannon and Rí Rá for a rather smart merchandise collection, and we'll have plenty of Rí Rá and McIvors flowing to keep everyone properly watered. To top it all off, the brilliant Múlú will be performing a gorgeous live set to keep the atmosphere exactly where it needs to be.