Aoife Scott (LOW TICKETS)
ST COMGALL’S - Ionad Eileen Howell, Belfast, BT12 4AQ
Thursday 6th August 2026
- Limited tickets also available on the door - Sold on a first come first serve basis -
Aoife Scott – Live in Concert
Thursday 6th August
St Comgall’s,
Divis Street, Belfast
Doors 7:00pm | Show starts 8:00pm
Advance Tickets £16.50 + booking fee
- Limited tickets also available on the door £18 each - Sold on a first come first serve basis -
Please note that this is a seated event and seating is unreserved.
Aoife Scott stands as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary Irish folk. Hailing from Dublin and born into the legendary Black Family, she carries a rich musical heritage while carving out a powerful identity all of her own.
With a voice that can shift from delicate and haunting to bold and commanding in a heartbeat, Aoife draws audiences deep into her world of storytelling. Her music blends traditional Irish roots with modern influences, creating songs that feel both timeless and strikingly fresh.
Her critically acclaimed albums Carry the Day and Homebird have firmly established her as a leading figure in the folk scene. Homebird, produced by 12-time Grammy Award winner Ron Block (Alison Krauss & Union Station), marked a defining moment in her career. Recorded between Nashville and Dublin, the album features world-class musicians including Sierra Hull and Stuart Duncan, weaving Irish folk with bluegrass excellence.
Aoife’s breakout single “All Along the Wild Atlantic Way” soared to No.1 in Ireland, famously knocking Ed Sheeran from the top spot, and went on to win Song of the Year at the Irish Folk Music Awards. Her collaboration “Grace” with cousins Róisín O and Danny O’Reilly (The Coronas) also hit No.1, amassing millions of streams worldwide.
Beyond the stage, Aoife is a familiar voice on the airwaves, having hosted RTÉ Radio 1’s Folk on One and regularly appearing on Late Date, sharing her deep passion for music.
A tireless performer, Aoife toured extensively in 2024, delivering over 100 concerts across eight countries, captivating audiences with her soulful presence and authentic connection.
From prestigious stages like St Patrick’s Cathedral and Folk Alliance International in Kansas City, to appearances on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show and PBS’s Woodsongs, Aoife Scott continues to rise as a true force in Irish music.
As the city comes alive for the Fleadh Cheoil, this promises to be a special night of music and storytelling — a concert not to be missed.
✨ Honest, powerful, and deeply moving — this is folk music at its finest.
Special Guest: Niamh Bury
Niamh Bury is one of the most exciting new voices on the Irish folk scene. Her debut album, Yellow Roses, was released in March 2024 – quickly stirring hearts, receiving wide critical acclaim and earning #3 on Mojo’s Best Folk Albums of 2024 list. Niamh’s richly-textured folk sound and singular vocals has lead her to share the stage with acts Ye Vagabonds, Flyte, Maddison Cunningham, Dermot Kennedy and Martin Hayes.
Her sophomore album, recorded in Upstate New York is due for release in 2026.
Aoife Scott – Live in Concert
Thursday 6th August
St Comgall’s,
Divis Street, Belfast
Doors 7:00pm | Show starts 8:00pm
Advance Tickets £16.50 + booking fee
- Limited tickets also available on the door £18 each - Sold on a first come first serve basis -
Please note that this is a seated event and seating is unreserved.
Aoife Scott stands as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary Irish folk. Hailing from Dublin and born into the legendary Black Family, she carries a rich musical heritage while carving out a powerful identity all of her own.
With a voice that can shift from delicate and haunting to bold and commanding in a heartbeat, Aoife draws audiences deep into her world of storytelling. Her music blends traditional Irish roots with modern influences, creating songs that feel both timeless and strikingly fresh.
Her critically acclaimed albums Carry the Day and Homebird have firmly established her as a leading figure in the folk scene. Homebird, produced by 12-time Grammy Award winner Ron Block (Alison Krauss & Union Station), marked a defining moment in her career. Recorded between Nashville and Dublin, the album features world-class musicians including Sierra Hull and Stuart Duncan, weaving Irish folk with bluegrass excellence.
Aoife’s breakout single “All Along the Wild Atlantic Way” soared to No.1 in Ireland, famously knocking Ed Sheeran from the top spot, and went on to win Song of the Year at the Irish Folk Music Awards. Her collaboration “Grace” with cousins Róisín O and Danny O’Reilly (The Coronas) also hit No.1, amassing millions of streams worldwide.
Beyond the stage, Aoife is a familiar voice on the airwaves, having hosted RTÉ Radio 1’s Folk on One and regularly appearing on Late Date, sharing her deep passion for music.
A tireless performer, Aoife toured extensively in 2024, delivering over 100 concerts across eight countries, captivating audiences with her soulful presence and authentic connection.
From prestigious stages like St Patrick’s Cathedral and Folk Alliance International in Kansas City, to appearances on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show and PBS’s Woodsongs, Aoife Scott continues to rise as a true force in Irish music.
As the city comes alive for the Fleadh Cheoil, this promises to be a special night of music and storytelling — a concert not to be missed.
✨ Honest, powerful, and deeply moving — this is folk music at its finest.
Special Guest: Niamh Bury
Niamh Bury is one of the most exciting new voices on the Irish folk scene. Her debut album, Yellow Roses, was released in March 2024 – quickly stirring hearts, receiving wide critical acclaim and earning #3 on Mojo’s Best Folk Albums of 2024 list. Niamh’s richly-textured folk sound and singular vocals has lead her to share the stage with acts Ye Vagabonds, Flyte, Maddison Cunningham, Dermot Kennedy and Martin Hayes.
Her sophomore album, recorded in Upstate New York is due for release in 2026.
