Starting at the Ulster Hall the Belfast Rock N Roll Bus Tour takes you on a journey through the city's impressive musical history. We are giving away two pairs of tickets for the Saturday 3rd of June tour. For details visit our Facebook page at: http://www.facebook.com/BelfastRocks

 

One of Belfast's finest Irish Traditional Sessions.

 

"ABBA Forever will captivate you from the opening refrain to the final sing-along chorus of this two-hour spectacular. The unique Abba sound is replicated with a six-piece band featuring electric and acoustic guitars, keyboards and piano, drums and bass guitar. Two outstanding Abba girls complete the line-up, adding the essential glitz and glamour to this fantastic show!"

 

"The first half of the show sees Boney M perform chart-toppers like Rivers of Babylon and Rasputin. Bonnie Tyler sings her most famous rock anthems during the second half, including: Its a Heart ache, Holding out for a hero and Total Eclipse of the heart. An all-star show brimming over with pop and rock classics: not to be missed!"

 

A Genre Jumping Mix By Andrew Leathem or Shep.

 

A massive Saturday night party spread over two floors in Lavery's. The Bunker and The Ballroom.

 

Classic Chart Hits.

 

UK Guns N’ Roses are indisputably the best and most loved Guns N Roses tribute band in the Uk. Through amazing talent, a heart-stoppingly accurate live show and 4 years of rigorous touring, the band have captivated sell-out audiences, securing them a large and loyal fan base. The outstanding live stage show is based firmly on the best Guns N’ Roses televised performances and the music encompasses the very best of the whole Gun N’ Roses era. All the classics are lovingly and accurately replicated live from ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’, ‘Welcome To The Jungel’ and ‘Paradise City’ from the all time classic rock album ‘Appetite For Destruction’ right through to the phenomenal hits like ‘November Rain’, ‘Estranged’ and ‘Civil War’ from the later ‘Use Your Illusion’ albums. Many believe the band to be as closed as you will ever get to seeing the original GN’R live and some even rate the tribute better than the real thing.

 

Unicorn Kid has just announced a Belfast show in Auntie Annies. Unicorn Kid (real name Oli Sabin) is only 17 years old, but he's already attracting attention from all directions. Oli originally started producing music as a hobby at the age of 15, by layering different melodies on his Casiotone keyboard. He then began playing about with professional sequencing software on his laptop, integrating various circuit bent instruments and toys into his music. His first gig was in January 2008 in front of a small group of friends in a tiny city centre bar in Edinburgh, but he quickly gained fans all over the world. By the time he was 18, he was making 8-bit dance-music hits. You can't miss him onstage wearing a majestic lion hat that even his fans have started wearing. Recently signed with EMI and Ministry of Sound in the UK, Sabin decided to make his passion for music his career, and has thrown himself into it full-time, currently working on Unicorn Kid's debut album. The decision to defer university and concentrate on his music career has paid off, being asked by Neil Tennant to remix the Pet Shop Boy's new single Did You See Me Coming?