Alter Your Native Land: Punk In The North 1976-2026 Exhibition Launch | Oh Yeah Music Centre

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Alter Your Native Land: Punk In The North 1976-2026 Exhibition Launch | Oh Yeah Music Centre

Part of Sound of Belfast 2026

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Launch of a photographic exhibition by Stuart Bailie marking 50 years of punk in Northern Ireland, opening the festival.

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New photographic exhibition from Stuart Bailie marking 50 years of punk in Northern Ireland, opening the festival.

The Outcasts: Belfast punk band formed in 1977 by the Cowan brothers, who reformed in 2011 and still play punk festivals.

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The Outcasts: Belfast punk band formed in 1977, signed to Terri Hooley's Good Vibrations label and reformed in 2010.

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Tramp: Pop and indie punk band from the North West of Ireland, winners of BBC Introducing Artist of the Year at the 2023 NI Music Prize.

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Terri Hooley: Founder of the Belfast record shop and label Good Vibrations, which released The Undertones and Rudi and The Outcasts.

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Stuart Bailie: Music journalist, author and Oh Yeah co-founder behind the Punk in the North exhibition, who also DJs at the launch.

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