Are you a young musician aged 12-18? If you can play a piece of music with confidence and ease and are looking to develop your skills, confidence, ensemble, band and group work this is an opportunity for you!

Now in its 14th year, we recruit 4-5 emerging artists from Northern Ireland onto a structured and dedicated 9 month programme beginning in September that supports the creation, performance and promotion of their work.

A curated line-up that’s all about breaking boundaries and giving a platform to cutting-edge artists who are re-imagining the Belfast music scene.

Five Irish artists selected to participate in industry talent development programme.

Oh Yeah Music Centre proudly presents an electrifying night of music as NI Music Prize Live Act winners Huartan take the stage for their only current headline show. Experience ‘Tradtronica’ (a fusion of the traditional and electronic music) as, on the eve of St. Patrick’s day, Huartan invite you to gather for Oíche an Nathair – the Night of the Snake.

We are excited to announce that the Oh Yeah Youth Department has created a brand new Volume Control Events Team for 2024!

The NI Music Prize 2024 announced its winners yesterday in Belfast’s Ulster Hall, including The Album of the Year award for Problem Patterns as well as the Live Act Of The Year award for Huartan.

We are excited to reveal the five new artists for Scratch My Progress 2024!

We are thrilled to reveal our Sound of Belfast 2024 programme with 82 events in 43 rooms across 10 days.

The Oh Yeah Music Centre is proud to announce that this year’s Legend Award recipient is Eric Bell. The presentation will be made by PRS for Music at the Northern Ireland Music Prize on Wednesday 13^thNovember at the Ulster Hall, Belfast.

To mark the 10th anniversary of his death, the family of beloved radio broadcaster Gerry Anderson have launched a campaign in partnership with us here at Oh Yeah and and the Community Foundation for Northern Ireland to raise funds for the Gerry Anderson Music Bursary.

We are hiring! As part of the 50 plus JobStart Scheme, we are looking for an enthusiastic, multi-tasking individual to act as our first point of contact in the building.

Oh Yeah is delighted to have been selected as one of the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Micky Murray's four official charities for the year ahead. Oh Yeah sits proudly alongside DePaul, Inspire and Show Some Love Ltd.

Our Youth and Engagement Officer Caoimhe has been nominated for Inspiring Tutor/Teacher of the Year at this year’s OCN NI Learning Endeavour Awards.

The NI Showcase line-up has been revealed for this year’s Great Escape Festival. The five acts will play the Queens Hotel in Brighton on Friday 17th May.

Co-founder and patron Gary Lightbody along with Oh Yeah’s own Charlotte attended Arts Council NI’s 10 Year Strategic Plan event this week at the MAC Belfast.

We were delighted to see Gary who spoke so well of the importance of the arts here in Northern Ireland.

Everyone at the Oh Yeah Centre was delighted to receive the Music Week Grassroots Venue: Spirit Of The Scene Award last week at the ceremony at JW Marriot Grosvenor House in London.

Chosen from a shortlist of 10 venues from all over the UK, the prestigious award was publicly voted, making it all the more special.

We are thrilled to announce the inclusion of a new piece of artwork at the NI Music Exhibition. On loan from artist Dameon Priestly, the painting is from his recent 'TRIPWIRE TIMELINE 1970-1988, A Belfast Tale' Exhibition.