Get Ready for ‘Putting the Fast in Belfast 7’ – A Punk Rock Festival You Can’t Miss!

Get Ready for ‘Putting the Fast in Belfast 7’ – A Punk Rock Festival You Can’t Miss!

Belfast, brace yourself! The legendary Stiff Little Fingers are back with their seventh annual festival, Putting the Fast in Belfast 7, set to ignite Custom House Square on Saturday, August 16th, 2025. This iconic event has become a staple in the local music scene, promising an electrifying night filled with punk rock’s finest.

The lineup is stacked with legendary acts and fresh talent. Joining Stiff Little Fingers are the groundbreaking Public Image Ltd, known for their boundary-pushing sound and unparalleled stage presence. Classic punk fans will be thrilled to see Sham 69 deliver their raucous anthems, while rising stars Cherym bring their energetic blend of punk-pop to the mix. And keeping the atmosphere buzzing between sets is none other than DJ Terri Hooley, a true Belfast music legend. Doors open at 6 PM, so come early and soak in every moment of this epic evening.

Tickets go on sale this Friday, November 8th at 9 AM through Ticketmaster, so be sure to set your alarms. With a lineup this stellar, tickets are bound to sell fast, and you won’t want to miss out.

Why should you be there? Stiff Little Fingers are nothing short of punk royalty. Formed in 1977 in Belfast, they’ve been at the forefront of the punk movement, creating music that resonates with generations. Their iconic debut album, Inflammable Material, remains a definitive piece of punk history. And they’re not just riding on past glories; with new music like “Hate Has No Home Here,” Stiff Little Fingers continue to push boundaries and stay relevant in today’s punk scene.

This festival is your chance to witness a night of raw energy, powerful music, and the true spirit of punk rock. Gather your friends, gear up for a night to remember, and join the celebration at Putting the Fast in Belfast 7!

Head to www.ticketmaster.ie this Friday to secure your tickets. Don’t miss the chance to be part of Belfast’s premier punk festival—see you there!

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