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Discover the bars that are particularly renowned for their top-class live music line-ups. Look out, too, for our handy live music symbol in the Traditional bars listings. And for an up-to-date GIG GUIDE check out BBC Radio Ulster's Across The Line listings.

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Black Box

Black Box
The Cathedral Quarter's latest initimate arts venue is home to music, theatre, comedy and many other eclectic nights out. Read_on (1 Comment)

Auntie Annie's

A grungy student crowd flocks to this dark wood pub in search of good live music and a beery night out. Emerging bands and singer-songwriters get up close and intimate with the hordes who also clamour to the bar's alternative club nights. Read_on (No Comments)

Empire

Empire
This 19th century converted church is a two-in-one venue with a comprehensive programme of live comedy, music and clubbing. Read_on (6 Comments)

King's Head

King's Head
This south Belfast bar, opposite the King's Hall, may be a taxi ride away but it's definitely worth the fare. The complex boasts a big restaurant, gastro pub (i. Read_on (No Comments)

Limelight

On either side of Katy Daly's bar sit two of the best alternative music venues in town, the Limelight and Spring & Airbrake. Read_on (No Comments)

Rosetta

This traditional wood and brick bar is one of the best places in town for live acoustic and heavy rock sessions. Tribute bands Read_on (No Comments)

Spring & Airbrake

The Limelight's younger sibling has a more diverse live music policy. Indie and rock tribute bands, alt-country and an impressive list of established acts (previous gigs include The Zutons, Gomez, Athlete. Read_on (No Comments)