Outdoor music festival with headline shows by Kingfishr, Sombr, Alex Warren, Amble, Dermot Kennedy and Take That across Ormeau Park in Belfast.
Belsonic returns to Ormeau Park this June, taking over the park for a series of shows across the month. It's an outdoor festival that brings international headline acts to the heart of Belfast city centre, with crowds of up to 15,000 daily. The setting is a stretch of parkland on the Ormeau Embankment, and the whole thing is strictly 16+ and fully standing. There's a single main entrance and no on-site camping, so you'll need to sort your own hotel, hostel or guest house nearby. There's no cloakroom on site, bags larger than A4 aren't permitted, and chairs, seats or tables are not allowed, though folding camping chairs are okay in the general admission area at certain shows.
Six dates are lined up across the month. Friday 11 June has Kingfishr with guests, and it's already sold out. Thursday 17 June is Sombr with Suki Waterhouse. Monday 21 June brings Alex Warren and guests. Wednesday 23 June is Amble with Dylan Gossett, also sold out. Saturday 26 June sees Dermot Kennedy and guests, which is sold out too. Wednesday 30 June closes the run with Take That and guests. Each night is priced and ticketed separately, so there are no multi-day tickets to buy.
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On the nights that are still available, tickets start at £65.50 for Sombr, £72 for Alex Warren, and £89.50 for Take That. Gates open at 6pm, with last entry at 9.45pm sharp and curfew around 10.45pm to 11pm. If you're planning to go, keep the bag size in mind and book your accommodation early, as there's nowhere to camp on site.
