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Brilliant Corners 2025 - A Festival of Jazz in Belfast

The Black Box | 18-22 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LA
Date
28 Feb - 08 Mar 2025 9 days
Event has ended
20:00 - 23:00
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Brilliant Corners 2025  - A Festival of Jazz in Belfast

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Time 20:00 - 23:00
Ticket Price £45

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About this event

Hello friends. We’re back with Brilliant Corners number 13…unlucky for NONE!

It’s also the 30th anniversary of Moving on Music, would you believe. We’d just like to say a big thank you for all the support we’ve had throughout the years in helping us get to this milestone. We’ve another year of sensational music planned and a few little surprises along the way, so keep an eye out!

But back to the festival…what’s in store? Once again, it’s eight days of world-class music – every gig different, every gig special. We’re delighted with how this year has shaped up and can’t wait to get it underway. We’ve first time visits, brand new projects, an album launch, gigs that’ll get you up dancing, jaw-dropping musicianship, melt-into-the-chair moments, and music you’ll never forget.

If you’ve been before, you’ll know how special Brilliant Corners is. If you’re new to Brilliant Corners, you’re in for a treat.

As always, you can pay per concert or take advantage of our ridiculously good value Full-Festival Ticket, giving access to all 11 gigs for £45 (limited number available).

So come along and get your fill of truly incredible music. See you at the front!

Full programme brilliantcornersbelfast.com

FRI 28 FEB

SAT 1 MAR

SUN 2 MAR

TUE 4 MAR

WED 5 MAR

THU 6 MAR

FRI 7 MAR

SAT 8 MAR

All times shown are door times. We aim to start events within 30 minutes of door times.

An Event by Moving On Music

Location

18-22 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LA

Venue details

The Black Box

The Black Box

18-22 Hill St, Belfast BT1 2LA

The Black Box is housed in a Grade II listed building on Hill Street in the Historical Cathedral Quarter of Belfast, originally constructed c. 1850 and converted into its current usage as an arts venue in 2006.