- Music
- 05 Feb 25
Van Morrison adds third and final Belfast show due to high demand
Tickets on sale Friday February 7 via the link below.
Northern Irish singer-songwriter Van Morrison has announced a third and final show at Whitla Hall, Queen’s University Belfast on February 23 due to high demand.
This is in addition to his sold out shows on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 of February.
These special shows will see Morrison perform a back catalogue of hits such as ‘Days Like This’ and ‘Brown Eyed Girl’, as well as tracks from his later work, including his most recent album, 2024’s New Arrangements And Duets.
The artist was born in 1945, and was immersed in music from an early age, and thanks to his shipyard worker father’s diverse music collection, he was exposed to the sounds of gospel, country, and blues. Morrison became a travelling musician by the age of 15. Decades later, his unparalleled songwriting and musical artistry continues to evolve.
Tickets for his third night in Belfast can be purchased here.
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