Guillemots Frontman Fyfe Dangerfield will make his solo Belfast debut at the Speakeasy in October.

Following Guillemots 2008 album ‘Red’, mercurial singer-songwriter Fyfe Dangerfield used the window of time created to spread his wings and lovingly record his beautiful debut solo album ‘Fly Yellow Moon’.

Tickets prided £15 are on sale now.

Hotly tipped indie pop band Canterbury make a triumphant return to Ireland for series of dates in October including another show at the Speakeasy in Belfast. The 4 piece have played 3 shows in Belfast since the end of 2009 including two sellout Mandela Hall shows alongside Enter Shikari and You Me At Six as well as their own packed out Speakeasy show. The band have also recently played alongside Billy Talent, Against Me! and will be playing with Good Charlotte before the months out.

The tour also coincides with the release of a brand new mini album called 'Twelve Months.'

Radar presents

Canterbury
plus support
(14+ SHOW)

Speakeasy, Belfast
Sunday 10th October
Doors 6pm

Tickets are £7.50 advance and available from Queens Students Union, Ticketmaster and online at www.qubsu-ents.com

Gogol Bordello
Plus very special guests
Sunday 21st Nov 2010
Mandela Hall, Belfast
Doors 7pm, over 18s show.
Tickets £25.00
On sale Monday 19th July at 9am from www.ticketmaster.com Queens Student Union, Easons - Royal Ave, Belfast, 24 hour hotline 0844 247 4455

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Club AU and Radar presents:

THE BASEMENT PARTIES, #1

Featuring an exclusive live act, to be revealed on Tuesday June 8.

Plus AU DJs

SATURDAY JUNE 12

THE BUNATEE BAR, QUBSU, BELFAST.

DOORS 10PM, ADM: £5



There was a time, not too many moons ago, when a series of underground parties took place in a basement in Belfast. Bands used to play right in the middle of the floor, eye-to-eye with the crowd – no barriers, no security, no attitude. They were raucous, legendary affairs that grew, spread and exploded, until like all good things, they came to an end. The authorities put a stop to proceedings, and so the parties went down in a blaze of glory, and were consigned to the history books.

Now AU has teamed up with Radar to recreate the atmosphere and ideology behind these parties, only in a new space. The Bunatee Bar, in Queen’s Student Union will play host to an intimate performance from a band who are stars and trailblazers within the world of Northern Irish music. Like the AU parties of yore, the band will playing right in the middle of the floor, with everyone crowded round, face-to-face with nowhere to hide. It’s going to be intense, and unrepeatable. You will never see this band in such a close confine again. To be honest, it’s a bit scandalous.

To top off the night, the AU DJs will follow the incendiary live performance with a characteristically party-heavy selection of tunes. You can expect to rave, rock, and wreck yourself. The whole thing will be more than memorable. Make it a date.

We are pleased to announce that Black Rebel Motorcycle Club will be returning to Mandela Hall on Tues 14th Dec 2010.
Tickets priced £18.50 from Queens SU and from www.ticketmaster.ie go on sale Thursday 27th May at 9am

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THIS SHOW IS NOW SOLD OUT !