What's On in Belfast

Teletech with Holy Priest / Azyr / Jazzy & More — Ormeau Park transforms into an open-air electronic playground from 6:00pm as Teletech brings a stellar lineup including Holy Priest, Azyr, and Jazzy to one of Belfast's most beloved green spaces. There is something genuinely magical about hearing forward-thinking electronic music under a June sky, with the warmth of the evening doing half the atmospheric work for you. Check the website for tickets and get there early to soak up the full thing.

Halestorm's Lzzy & Joe: Unplugged — Two members of one of rock's most electrifying live acts strip everything back for an intimate, acoustic evening at The Limelight 1 from 7:00pm — and the prospect is genuinely thrilling. Without the full-band spectacle, every vocal nuance and guitar line gets to breathe, and in a venue this size that means you are close enough to feel every bit of it. Check the website for tickets, because a room this small will fill fast.

The Adventures — Belfast's own post-punk and new-wave legends The Adventures take to the Empire Music Hall stage at 7:30pm, and if you have never caught them live then tonight is a brilliant place to start. The Empire is one of those rooms with just the right amount of character — red velvet, sticky floors, good sound — and it suits this band down to the ground. Check the website for tickets and prepare for a set that will have you singing along whether you know the words or not.

JEZEBELLFAST 20th June 2026 — Housed inside the striking Titanic Distillery, JEZEBELLFAST is the kind of queer-centred night out that crackles with energy and genuine community spirit from 8:00pm onwards. The venue adds an industrial-chic backdrop that makes everything feel a little more dramatic, which is exactly the right setting for a night built around boldness and self-expression. Tickets are £15 and well worth every penny.

Féline W/ ByPhil / Interpreter / Rosskkoo / Daniel McGibbon — If you want to find the heartbeat of Belfast's underground club scene, follow it to the Ulster Sports Club at 10:30pm where Féline heads up a lineup packed with local and touring talent spanning ByPhil, Interpreter, Rosskkoo, and Daniel McGibbon. This is the kind of carefully curated bill that rewards the curious — expect deep, hypnotic sounds in a room that knows exactly what it is doing. Tickets are £12, which for a lineup this considered feels like a steal.

Azyr - Belsonic Afterparty — Having already appeared in Ormeau Park earlier in the day as part of the Teletech bill, Azyr keeps the night alive by headlining the official Belsonic afterparty at The Telegraph Building from 10:30pm. There is something wonderfully full-circle about following an artist from a festival field into a late-night venue, and the Telegraph Building — with its soaring ceilings and industrial grandeur — is a spectacular place to close out a long summer Saturday. Check the website for tickets before they go.