Other Voices celebrate their 25th anniversary by bringing their hallowed music event to Derry. St Columb’s Hall, one of the city’s oldest and most beloved venues – will open its doors for a weekend of intimate filmed performances on 25th and 26th September 2026.
The headline performers announced to date include Dublin four-piece Bleech 9:3, Glastonbury Emerging Talent winners Westside Cowboy, generational talent Muireann Bradley and, BRIT Award-winning singer, songwriter, actor and activist Kate Nash.
Beyond St Columb’s Hall, the Music Trail will take over some of Derry’s best-loved venues for a weekend of live music featuring over 30 artists across the city. The trail line-up includes Arborish, George Houston, Madams Last Discovery and Tramp.
Weekend Wristbands are £60 + booking fee and are available now via Eventbrite but are limited.
Making its debut at Other Voices Derry this September is Soundings, a new ideas and discussion strand bringing together artists, writers, makers, thinkers and community leaders for a series of thoughtful and lively conversations about art, culture and society. Tickets for it are free but you must register in advance.
Full information is available over on the Other Voices website.
