Afro-Mic Productions Reviews

This place was really cool. Went to the Nashville in Belfast event. Had a blast.

Great venue, friendly staff with lots of music history in one place. Seating area for cafe is appreciated and the sound stage area is loud enough for the gig goers to get the experience but not isolating those who are at the cafe area and want to chat but not have to yell.

A super cool centre set in the heart of Belfast City Centre where art exhibitions, musical artists, talks and a warm, welcoming hall where so much takes place. I can highly recommend it for the music scene, especially Back Tracks where we can all dance to fantastic music in a centre where you can relax, sing, dance or have a glass of wine. I would encourage one and All to visit!

Small but well curated exhibition of Northern Irish music. Some great artefacts,. Punk stuff mainly. Also a venue for live music and a bar. Free entry to exhibition

Great little venue with some cool quotes and memoribilia from the Northern Irish music scene.

Book a tour with Paul. He went out of his way to show our family all the interesting stories behind Belfast music. His passion is contagious. The centre is fulfulling a valuable role in empowering and supporting young upcoming musicians. Paul's work among dimentia sufferers is inspiring.

First time here to see Alejandro Escovedo and Don Antonio band. Small vibrant venue with seating and a well stocked bar and friendly staff. Excellent gig.

Was most wonderful night with the legend Terry spitting out the tunes.
Had the best night after the stiff little fingers and icing on the cake the legend Terry was putting out the tunes!
PIL was on when I walked in I knew I was in for a treat

A terrific overview of Belfast's rich musical history despite a very absent staff.