Passenger at Belfast Ulster Hall

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Passenger is the moniker of folk-rock artist Mike Rosenberg, from Brighton and Hove, England.

Passenger will be performing 1 event in Belfast on Saturday 13th February 2021 at the Ulster Hall.

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Fri Aug 28 2020 Belfast, UK
	Resale	Passenger Belfast Belfast, Ulster Hall Tickets available: 7	from £80.79 inc fees	View Tickets

Sat Feb 13 2021 Belfast, UK
Official face value from £30.25. Resale tickets from £51.35. Track Ticket Price History SET PRICE ALERT
	Official	Passenger Belfast, Ulster Hall Belfast	from £30.25 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Passenger Belfast, Ulster Hall Tickets available: 38	from £51.35 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Passenger Rescheduled date Belfast, Ulster Hall	from £30.25 inc fees	No Official Ticket Sellers Listed Please Try Venue

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Address: Belfast Ulster Hall, 1-7 Bedford Street, Belfast, BT2 7FF
Telephone: 02890334455
Venue Capacity: 1650

Ulster Hall is a concert and music venue based on Bedford Street, Belfast. First opened way back in 1862, it boasts a capacity of 1,650, and is one of the city's most popular halls, despite not being the largest. Owned by the Belfast council, it was renovated in 2009.