Two of Northern Ireland’s best tributes to AC/DC and Foo Fighters, come together for a back to back night of non stop rock at the Oh Yeah Centre in Belfast. Proceeds from the gig will be donated to Macmillan Cancer Support.

A special night of music and solidarity to raise urgent funds for people affected by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Join Belfast duo Dark Tropics for their last headline show of the year.

Come and hear the best in young new talent!

Ireland's ONLY QOTSA tribute band lands at Oh Yeah!

One of Ireland’s most exciting new acts, Florence Road, four-piece band from Bray, Co. Wicklow have quickly become one of the most talked-about names on the Irish music scene, and for good reason.

Dublin dirty Punk N' Rollers TRASHCAT hit Belfast to release their brand new album.

Support on the night from Cork City Street punk favourites EASY COMPANY, Belfast Punk Rock RANT and local Brick wall Street Punk outfit SCUNDERED.

Acoustic Picnic is our free monthly event that brings families together for a fun-filled day of live music, creativity, and connection.

Jim E. Brown, makes his long awaited debut in Belfast, performing brand new material. Support from Crude Vernacular and Dan Leith.

To celebrate the release of their debut EP ‘What I’m Doing This For’, Madrai are hitting the road this Autumn with a stop at the Oh Yeah Music Centre on the 29th November!

Muireann Bradley is a 17 year old folk and blues guitarist and singer from Ballybofey in County Donegal. She specializes in performing acoustic fingerpicking country, piedmont, and ragtime blues styles from the 1920s, 30s and 40s as well as later folk, country and Americana.

A night of original live music with Boltera, featuring some covers and unreleased songs.

We close the Sound Of Belfast Festival with an afternoon dedicated to solidarity, reflection, and collective expression by presenting a tribute to Sinéad O’Connor’s 1994 album, Universal Mother.

Volume Control's annual battle of the bands competition. Live Final with 5 of the freshest new musical acts to hit in the scene in Belfast and beyond. They will battle it out in front of an audience of their peers and industry judges in order to win some brilliant prizes and opportunities for their future.

Join us on Tuesday 11th November as we celebrate the new wave of homegrown talent at our annual Scratch My Progress Showcase.

A Little Herbal Hymnal is a spellbinding journey through grief, love, and the healing gifts of the natural world.

Come and hear the very best in fresh new talent.

Susi Pagel headlines a night in Oh Yeah celebrating Belfast's fierce female talent in rock, before her and her band head off to London for their biggest show to date in The Royal Albert Hall, as part of Music for Youth Proms. Supporting are blazing grunge up-and-comers GUSH, and rock 'n' roll queens REVÖLUTIØN.

Born and raised just outside Belfast, Northern Ireland, Bea Stewart is a singer-songwriter shaped by the rich tradition of Irish folk music she grew up with.

We are delighted to host the Northern Ireland album launch DEKA from Northern-Irish-Ghanaian pop artist Winnie Ama.

Allie Sherlock, a 19-year-old singer-songwriter from Cork, Ireland, began her musical journey performing on the streets of Cork and Dublin. Her distinctive voice and captivating presence have earned her a global fanbase.

Niall McNamee is an Irish singer-songwriter and actor known for his thoughtful and full-blooded songs and his charismatic live performances.

Volume Control's annual Halloween party!

The manically unpredictable hardcore titans Better Lovers (ex-Dillinger and ETID) finally make their way to Belfast with support from ‘68 and Grey Haven are set for support on the whole tour.

Hailing from rural Donegal, alt-folk visionary George Houston is a genre-bending singer-songwriter known for his poetic lyricism, ethereal harmonies, and hauntingly intimate live performances.

With her stunning 2024 release Come As You Are, Niamh Regan has cemented herself as one of Ireland’s most distinctive songwriters. Nominated for the RTÉ Choice Prize for Irish Album of the Year, Come As You Are is a masterwork of intimate storytelling, rich arrangements, and unflinching emotional honesty.

 Spearheaded by visionary composer Brian Irvine of Dumbworld and the fearless innovators of Remont Pomp, this project invites audiences into a vibrant collision of rhythm, improvisation, and storytelling.

Join Queer Belfast for a night of queer music to raise funds for local charity Rainbow Refugees.

Featuring local bands The Thing Is..., Strange New Places and ORTHA.

The Gerry Cinna-Man Experience Comes back to Belfast for another incredible show and Support this time is from Sonnet Richard Ashcroft Tribute.