Dance pioneers Faithless are back with their biggest Belfast headline show to date at Custom House Square on Thursday 20th August 2026, alongside very special guests.
Few acts have shaped the landscape of electronic music quite like Faithless. For over three decades, the UK outfit have existed at the intersection of club culture, live performance and social consciousness – creating music that continues to resonate across generations and dancefloors worldwide.
Last year marked 25 years since the release of Insomnia, a defining global anthem that changed the fabric of electronic music and remains one of the most recognisable dance tracks ever made. Its influence continues to ripple through contemporary culture, with Disclosure recently reimagining the track in tribute – a nod to a song that inspired countless artists to speak the language of electronic music.
This year also marks the 30th anniversary of Reverence, Faithless’ seminal debut album. A record that helped define a new era of UK dance music, Reverence laid the foundations for a project that would go on to blur boundaries between club culture, songwriting and live spectacle.
Faithless’ return to Belfast comes amid a hugely active and creatively vital period for the band. Their boundary-pushing eighth studio album Champion Sound was released last year, featuring the final recorded vocal of Maxi Jazz alongside guest appearances from Antony Szmierek, Bebe Rexha, Emmanuel Jal, L.S.K and Suli Breaks. The record reaffirmed Faithless as a living, evolving project, rooted in the present while honouring its past.
Led by founding members Rollo Armstrong and Sister Bliss, Faithless’ recent live shows have drawn widespread acclaim, following sold-out UK and European tours that included headline performances at London’s Roundhouse, Brixton Academy and their third headlining slot at Glastonbury. On stage, Faithless remain as powerful as ever: a euphoric fusion of electronics, live instrumentation, spoken word and cinematic scale.
The spirit of Maxi Jazz continues to run deeply through Faithless’ music and live performances. His voice, message and presence remain a vital throughline, connecting the band’s history with its ongoing creative journey.
From God Is A DJ and We Come 1 to Insomnia and Champion Sound, Faithless’ catalogue stands as one of the most influential bodies of work in electronic music history. With multiple No.1 albums, over 20 million records sold and streams in the billions, their cultural impact is undeniable, but it is in the live arena where Faithless truly come alive.
Faithless’ return to Custom House Square promises a rare and special moment for Belfast audiences – a celebration of legacy, evolution and the enduring power of the dancefloor.
FAITHLESS
Plus very special guests
THURSDAY 20TH AUGUST 2026
CUSTOM HOUSE SQUARE, BELFAST
GATES 6PM | SEE CUSTOMHOUSESQUARE.COM FOR AGE ENTRY INFO
Ticket Information
Tickets on sale Friday February 06th at 10am via www.ticketmaster.ie
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