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Come explore the story of punk music in Belfast on this walking tour, with a specialist music guide who has loved punk music since the 1970s! Since bands like The Outcasts, Rudi, Stiff Little Fingers, Ruefrex and Victim erupted onto the scene in Belfast back in the late 1970s, Belfast punk has held a special place in music history, near and far.
On the walk, you will explore legendary sites in Belfast’s 1970s punk story, as told in the film 'Good Vibrations' about Terri Hooley, called the Godfather of Belfast punk, and his record shop and label. You will see where the Good Vibrations record shop first opened, and iconic punk venues the Harp Bar and The Pound. You will also visit the city’s music hub, the Oh Yeah Music Centre, for a guided tour of its fascinating punk memorabilia and artefacts in the display cabinets of its NI Music exhibition. Your guide will paint a picture of a night out in Hill Street back in 1979, sharing her own stories of punk gigs back then - as well as introducing you to a few of the excellent punk bands performing today.
A soundtrack of punk music will be played at each stop, including ‘70s tracks by Rudi, The Outcasts, Stiff Little Fingers, The Undertones and more, as well as tracks by contemporary punk-linked bands such as Wood Burning Savages, Problem Patterns and Cherym.
Addtional Information
Meet outside the Go Petrol Station - 116-120 Great Victoria Street, BT2 7BG
On the tour we will walk about two miles, on level ground, though with a few cobbled streets.
The tour will take place, whatever the weather, so please come prepared! Arrive at the meeting place five minutes before the start time.
Participants must be over 16.
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Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £22.00 per ticket |
£1 booking fee will be applied
