Van Morrison to celebrate milestone year with concerts in hometown of Belfast

Fans can expect a fusion of blues, soul, and jazz, delivered in Van Morrison’s unmistakable style.
Van Morrison to celebrate milestone year with concerts in hometown of Belfast

Eva Osborne

Blues rock icon Sir Van Morrison, who turns 80 this August, is set to mark his milestone year with two intimate performances in his hometown of Belfast.

The 'Big Birthday Blues' celebrations will take place on Monday, June 23rd, and Tuesday, June 24th, 2025, at the Europa Hotel, promising an unforgettable evening of music, fine dining and celebration.

Hastings Hotel Group have hosted live, intimate events with Van Morrison for many years.

Fans can expect a fusion of blues, soul, and jazz, delivered in Van Morrison’s unmistakable style.

These intimate performances will showcase a repertoire of timeless classics alongside selections from his most recent albums and collaborations.

Guests will also enjoy a luxurious three-course gala dinner prepared by award-winning executive chef Kyle Greer and his talented team at the Europa.

Following dinner, attendees will raise a toast to Van Morrison’s milestone birthday, complete with a special birthday cake before the show begins.

General Manager at the Europa Hotel, Andrew McNeill, said: “This is a rare opportunity to witness one of Belfast’s most legendary musicians in an intimate setting, celebrating his extraordinary career and legacy.

“It promises to be an unforgettable tribute to Van Morrison’s unparalleled influence on the world of music.”

For those looking to enhance their experience, an overnight stay is available at the Europa Hotel from €350 per room per night, or at one of Hastings Hotels’ five-star sister properties.

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