More events for Belfast Music Week

Week 2012, which runs November 4-11.

Central to this announce is a very special event named In-Spired. Co-ordinated by Katie Richardson (Katie

and the Carnival) this one-off event will see some of Northern Ireland’s finest bands and artists join forces to

produce a unique experience for all in a beautiful setting.

Belfast’s QFT will also host the cinema premiere of Two Door Cinema Club documentary ‘What We See’. Providing a behind the scenes view of life on the road for the hottest band of the year!

Further music events added to Belfast Music Week 2012 are;

Tuesday November 6 - In-Spired - Voices, Music and Choirs. Some of our most loved acts, working with each other and with unique choral arrangements. Co-ordinated by Katie Richardson. A must-see moment!

With: Katie and The Carnival, Silhouette, Farriers, Gareth Dunlop, Master And Dog, Rainy Boy Sleep,

Anthony Toner, Sons of Caliber, Laura Lamph (National Chamber Choir of Ireland), Open Arts Choir. Other

names TBC. The Spires Conference Centre, Church House, Wellington Street, Doors 7pm. Tickets £8, Box office, The Welcome Centre, 028 9024 6609 www.gotobelfast.com

Monday November 5 - ‘What We See’: the cinema premiere of a Two Door Cinema Club documentary.

QFT, 20 University Square, 7pm. £3, Box office, QFT

028 9097 1097, www.queensfilmtheatre.com

‘What We See’ is a documentary film by Babysweet productions, following Two Door Cinema Club across

numerous European Festivals in 2012. Shot on one camera by one person, the film showcases numerous

intimate moments from the road as the band prepare for a world tour that will see them spend another year

away from home.

Alex Trimble from Two Door Cinema Club says: “When we started touring, touring was like this all-consuming force, It just sort of took every single part of my life and touring became my life. The past few years have sort have been not necessarily a struggle, but a learning curve. So it’s learning to be in touch with the people you leave behind and learning to just deal with the ridiculousness of it all.”

Stuart Bailie, CEO of the Oh Yeah, and Belfast Music Week co-ordinator, said: “Last year there were 170 events in the Belfast Music Week programme and we’re confident that we can match that level of activity in November. There are some amazing ideas in development and we aim to report back with some very special news in the coming days.”