Farmer's Bash - Weekender - Saturday Tickets in Belfast - Aug 9, 2025

Olivia Douglas

3 concerts

An accomplished Irish country music singer and multi-instrumentalist from County Offaly, known for her captivating vocals, exceptional skill on the button accordion, and chart-topping hits on the Irish country scene.

Lisa McHugh

1 concert

Glasgow-born Irish country singer Lisa McHugh helped spark the Irish-and-country renaissance of the 2010s. A Glór Tíre finalist (2009), she moved to Donegal and released Dreams Come to Life (2012), later performing with Gene Watson at the Grand Ole Opry.

Boyzlife

36 concerts

Boyzlife is a supergroup of Keith Duffy (Boyzone) and Brian McFadden (Westlife). Duffy had six UK No. 1 singles and Boyzone sold 25M+ worldwide; McFadden had 12 UK/Ireland No. 1s and a UK No. 1 solo hit, Real to Me.

Claudia Buckley

2 concerts

Galway-born Irish country singer Claudia Buckley, three-time Country Music Awards Female Vocalist of the Year, has scored 6 No.1 singles in Ireland and the UK. She tours with a five-piece band and has appeared on The Late Late Show and BBC’s Keepin Er’ Country.

The Tumbling Paddies

13 concerts

The Tumbling Paddies, hailing from Ireland, enchant audiences with their heartfelt original songs. The band features Gareth Maguire, Ciarán Owens, Lee Jones, Martin Treacy, Oisin McManus, and John McCann.

Derek Ryan

14 concerts

Derek Ryan is an Irish country singer-songwriter with Irish No. 1 albums, chart-topping self-written singles, and sell-out tours. He’s won Entertainer of the Year, Album of the Year and Best Live Performer; Daniel O’Donnell recorded his song God’s Plan.

All Folk'd Up

7 concerts

Bingo Loco

45 concerts

Bingo Loco, originating in Ireland in 2017, reimagines traditional bingo as a global phenomenon. Known as the world's largest bingo rave, it delivers an immersive stage show blending festival energy with theatre. Guests enjoy throwback anthems, dance-offs, lip sync battles, confetti, comedian MCs, and wild prizes. It has captivated audiences with sold-out shows across over 200 cities worldwide.

Robert Mizzell

2 concerts

Louisiana-born country singer raised near Shreveport, Robert moved to Ireland after serving in the US Army. He’s released 12 studio albums and toured Ireland and the UK with The Country Kings. Hits include “Say You Love Me” and “Kick Ass Country”. Inducted into Shreveport’s Walk of Stars.

The 30+ Club

2 concerts

Luke Combs

16 concerts

North Carolina country singer Luke Combs blends classic country, Southern soul, and modern R&B. His 2016 single Hurricane launched five straight Country Airplay No. 1s. CMA Best New Artist (2018), he also scored with Fast Car and Fathers & Sons.

Shrek Rave

10 concerts

Shrek Rave is a global dance phenomenon, originating in the early 2020s, known for its immersive Shrek-themed parties. Attendees cosplay as fairy tale characters and enjoy EDM, pop, techno, and house remixes of iconic Shrek soundtrack songs like "All Star." It offers a unique blend of nostalgic singalongs, meme culture, and chaotic energy, often featuring onion-eating contests and dance-offs. It's a welcoming experience for many, celebrating the beloved ogre.

The Coronas

5 concerts

The Coronas, an Irish rock band from Dublin, formed in 2003. Known for their anthemic indie rock, melodic hooks, and high-energy live shows, they gained acclaim with hits like "Heroes or Ghosts" and "San Diego Song". Their albums, including "Tony Was an Ex-Con" (a Meteor Award winner) and "Thoughts & Observations", have achieved multiple chart-topping successes and platinum status in Ireland. They are a prominent force in Irish music.

Nathan Carter

13 concerts

Liverpool-raised Irish country singer and accordionist Nathan Carter was born May 28, 1990; his family is from Newry, County Down. A Fleadh Ceoil competitor, he won All Ireland medals at 12. In 2013 he became Ireland’s first country chart No. 1 since Garth Brooks.

Johnny Brady

3 concerts

Johnny Brady, an Irish country singer from County Antrim, Northern Ireland, is known for his powerful vocals and energetic live shows. He blends traditional country with rock and pop influences. Popular songs include "Chicken Fried" and "Hillbilly Rock". His albums include "Hard to Lose" and the chart-topping "Dance with Me". A multi-award-winning artist, he is celebrated for his charismatic stage presence.

Kaiser Chiefs

4 concerts

Kaiser Chiefs, a renowned British band known for their stadium anthems and energetic live shows, blend northern soul with rock. They've headlined at major events like the Invictus Games and Jubilee celebrations. Hits include "Ruby" and "I Predict a Riot." They've won three Brit Awards and continuously evolve their sound with members Ricky Wilson, Andrew "Whitey" White, Simon Rix, Peanut, and Vijay Mistry.

Mike Denver

25 concerts

Born in Galway as Michael Fallon, Mike Denver is an Irish country singer known for relentless touring. He debuted with Wings to Fly (2003) and later released Seasons in the Sun, Vintage Country, and Cut Loose. Got a Funny Feelin’ featured George Jones.

The Farmer's Bash

Allie Sherlock

Allie Sherlock, an Irish singer-songwriter from Cork, gained fame busking on Dublin's Grafton Street and through viral YouTube covers. Known for her powerful pop and acoustic style, she released the album "Allie" and singles like "How Love Works" and "Trying to Unlove You". She performed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, signed with Patriot Records, and earned awards including the RT Choice Music Prize for Best Irish Female Artist. Her collaborations include OneRepublic.

Jimmy Buckley

Mark McCabe

Dublin DJ/producer Mark McCabe is best known for Irish hit Maniac 2000. Signed to Universal Music, he’s released originals and collaborations (Sunset Bros, Billion Robots, LMC) and remixed artists incl. James Arthur and Dagny. His Gavin James Nervous rework earned gold and platinum certifications.

The 2 Johnnies

The 2 Johnnies are an Irish cultural sensation known for their podcast with 500K listeners, a popular radio show, No. 1 singles, and hits like "St Patrick Drove A Honda Civic."