Music has been my lifelong passion, but it’s only since 2021 that I found a way to connect it to a day job.

I think that piracy was a catalyst that led to the creation of streaming.

An ambitious project brought together a group of women from across Belfast to write and record a song – in just one day!

As the Musician’s Union first ever permanent regional officer for Northern Ireland, Charlene is continuing to guide musician’s through an industry in which you often need a navigator. I caught up with her to hear about her new role and why basing herself in Oh Yeah felt like the perfect spot.

Located on the first floor, Start Together is a truly incredible space where artists are free to create in an environment that inspires. It’s cosy, it’s funky, with a 70s charm that has never left it since the days of Good Vibrations.

Oh Yeah CEO Charlotte Dryden outlines why an investment in the arts in Northern Ireland is so vitally needed.

Our Arts and Older People’s Manager Paul Kane shared his Artist’s Perspective with the Baring Foundation and his experience on the Hearth and Home project.

World-renowned musician and singer songwriter Ed Sheeran made a surprise visit to Northern Ireland this week as part of the UK wide launch of his new charity, The Ed Sheeran Foundation.

Check out our handy guide to find out why we are committed to being a part of the Belfast Reusable Cup Scheme and how it will affect you.

The move aims to remove 2 million single use plastic cups from nights out in Belfast and eliminate 40 tons of plastic waste annually.

The Oh Yeah Music Centre has announced that this year’s Outstanding Contribution to Music award is a posthumous presentation in honour of the late broadcaster and musician Gerry Anderson.