Everywhere At Once powered by The National Lottery presents
If It Bleeds with support from Frayed Ends BC, Microtonal and Stitch
Oh Yeah Music Centre
Saturday 27th June 2026

Everywhere At Once is a nationwide grassroots music festival taking place from June 26–28, 2026, spearheaded by the Music Venue Trust (MVT) and The National Lottery. It will feature over 1,200 gigs across 500+ UK grassroots venues, acting as a "festival on your doorstep" during Glastonbury's 2026 fallow year, aiming to support local venues.

Description

The Oh Yeah Music Centre stands as Northern Ireland's dedicated music hub, a vital asset in Belfast's cultural landscape since its establishment in 2007. It serves as a central point for the region's musical community, championing local talent and curating significant events such as the annual Sound of Belfast festival and the prestigious Northern Ireland Music Prize.

Within its 14,500 square feet across three floors, the atmosphere is one of focused creativity and relaxed engagement. The main performance space, with a capacity of up to 290, offers an intimate setting where the subtle movement of air around instruments can be keenly felt, contributing to a distinct sonic character. Comfortable seating areas, featuring sofas and armchairs, invite lingering conversations before and after events.

Practical considerations are well-addressed, ensuring broad access. The venue boasts a fully wheelchair-accessible entrance, with the main performance area, exhibition, and café all situated on the ground floor. A lift provides access to upper levels, and accessible toilet facilities are available. A fully licensed bar offers a selection of draft beers, alongside hot drinks and snacks.

The centre's calendar is consistently populated with a diverse array of activities, extending beyond live performances to include workshops, masterclasses, and artist development programmes spanning various genres. It also houses the permanent Northern Ireland Music Exhibition, offering a journey through the region's rich musical heritage.