Nialler9 & PRS For Music present Output showcase: Le Boom, Jealous Of The Birds, New Portals, Beauty Sleep

Nialler9 & PRS for Music are team up to cohost four of Ireland’s brightest new bands at the evening showcase at Output Belfast Conference & Showcase with Generator NI on February 16th in Belfast’s The Dirty Onion. The show is free in and a part of the evening showcases of gigs featuring lots of new bands around the city.

Our night at The Dirty Onion features:

LE BOOM

Rising electro party-starters. 8.45pm

New Portals

Belfast Electronic pop duo. 9.45pm

Photo: Leah Carroll

Beauty Sleep

Dreamy indie pop trio. 10:45pm

Photo: Olga Kuzmenko

Jealous of the Birds

Indie-rock and folk-pop music from Naomi Hamilton and band. 11.45pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G07FFBtmDzE

Facebook event

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Bands lined up to play the free showcase around the Cathedral Quarter in Belfast also include Silences, Chanele McGuinness, Hot Cops, Brash Isaac, Callum Stewart, Ryan Vail, Gross Net, Junk Drawer, Malojian, Robyn G Shiels, Autumns, The Wood Burning Savages, David C Clements, Carriages, Robocobra Quartet, Sullivan & GOld, Making Monsters, Touts, Larks, Susie Blue and more.

Hosts include Nialler9, Smalltown America Studios, The Thin Air, Chordblossom, The Greedy Pig, Homebeat, State, Voodoo, Help Musicians, Quiet Arch, PRS, IMRO, Sentric, The Nerve Centre, The Oh Yeah Centre, Primitive Sound and many more.

More info on the daytime and schedules.

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