Tickets on sale this Friday
The third act has been added to the line-up of a new Belfast concert series taking place at Custom House Square.
Launching in June 2026, The Summer Series brings a brand-new run of open-air concerts to Belfast’s legendary open air space in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter.
Paul Weller will join The Beach Boys and The Kooks as the first acts to headline the summer series next year, playing on June 24, 2026.
Tickets for the gig go on sale sale from Ticketmaster on Friday, November 28 at 9am.
A spokesperson said: “Over the course of a career that extends back five decades, the songs of Paul Weller are woven into the tapestry of British music. His body of work stands comparison with formative heroes such as John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ray Davies – a canon that takes in a total of 28 studio albums.
“And while it’s tempting to dwell on past achievements – the Brit Awards, the Ivor Novellos and the number one albums (eight in total), Weller’s avowed credo leads him to view his creative past rather like a motorist might look in the rear-view mirror – foot on the pedal, in constant forward motion.
“As a solo artist, Weller forged his own path with acclaimed albums including Wild Wood and Stanley Road, which helped shape a new era of British guitar music. His creative restlessness has continued into the 21st century with records like 22 Dreams, On Sunset, and his latest album 66 (2024) — a vibrant, life-affirming work that reaffirms his enduring influence and commitment to artistic progression.
“For all of that, the thing that gets Paul Weller out of bed is the promise of what’s next, be it another electrifying live show tracing a line through the ever-changing moods of his canon or another day in his Black Barn studio.”
Paul Welller Belfast tickets for the Summer Series go on sale sale from Ticketmaster on Friday, November 28 at 9am
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