Tocaron el "If you're feeling sinister" entero canción por canción y después un poco de grandes éxitos como el mítico "The boy with the arab strap" subiendo a gente del público. Si leen esto, conozco a amigos de Laura Molloy, quién estaba en su banda y me quedé sin saludar de su parte a Stuart y Chris, pero Stuart llegó a bajar del escenario para encontrarse con el público. También tocaron una canción del late developers, el más reciente álbum y vaya albumazo. Os encantará verlos en directo incluso más que escuchar sus canciones en directo. Pedazo de harmónica la de Me and the Major

Although I enjoyed their music, I didn't feel that The Pastels were great at getting the crowd ready due to their lack of verbal engagement. An excellent performance from Belle and Sebastian - relaxed but dynamic all at once. Really great crowd engagement. Fantastic supporting graphics and lighting. A really cohesive performance. The venue was lovely, but some of the security staff seemed to be lacking the appropriate training regarding queuing protocols for the venue and certain ticket formats. I am assuming they were agency/temporary staff, but it was unfair on them that they didn't seem to have been trained.

They are in amazing form. It was great to see them after so long. The opening act Tyler Ballgame was amazing too.

Legends. 2 unique sets over 2 nights and it could've easily been 3 or 4. The Boy with the Arab Strap was the only song played both nights. I will cherish this memory for the rest of my life! ❤️

Such an awesome show. The band played the album If You’re Feeling Sinister from start to finish. They were very interactive with the crowd. The singer was sharing stories. He was taking requests and when one woman who was up front requested a song, he agreed to play it if she came on stage and danced, which she did. Then, after they played the last song from that album, they were playing fan favorites, and for one song they had a group of people from the crowd come up and dance on stage. One of the last songs, the singer came down from the stage and walked around the audience while he was singing. Great show.

I couldn't have asked for a better show to be my inaugural exposure to the phenom that is Belle & Sebastian live. The Venue was beautiful and the event was the concert I have waited 30 years to see. I left Miami 20 years ago and this was the perfect excuse to come back home. My favorite band performing my favorite of their albums was a dream come true. That being said B&S didn't disappoint when it came to the showmanship and ability to bring us into the experience. I personally would love to thank them for one of the best nights I have had in a long time and cant wait to look them up in Glasgow and claim my curry dinner.

Incredible show, storytelling and just the vibes were immaculate. Getting people on stage for the boy with thr Arab strap was amazing and then they finished with lazy painter Jane, my favourite song. Delighted 😊

Excellent show! They played the classics (Piazza New York Catcher, The boy with the Arab Strap) along with some less famous tracks. Fantastic vibe, the show was some solid 100 minutes long - very recommended even for light fans or newbies :-)

Fantastic gig, brilliant venue. The band are just so good, great tunes, very well played by the musicians......so much fun and Stuart is a great front man! Looking forward to seeing them in Dundee in June !

This was my fifth time seeing the band, andI think this was my favorite performance yet! The band as so personable and chatty and their interactions with the audience, particularly those who they let onto the stage to dance, were fantastic!

My 4th time seeing B&S, 1st time at the Salt Shed. Excellent show, as usual, and I LOVE The Salt Shed! I need to come back for an outdoor show this summer.

The wife and I were second and third in line. Between acts, the wife fainted. The Safety Team there were great and took her to a recovery room, sayinf that she'd be back in a few minutes. After 15 or so the couple behind us told me that they'd save our spots if I wanted to go back and inquire after her. Tried reclaiming our spot during the first song but couldn't reach it. Perhaps it was oversold, causing people to jam the aisleways? Had I had an assigned seat it wouldn't have been a problem. So, second and third place in line and watched it from the last row. General admission is a spartan existence. The show was great, and I enjoyed dancing to some of their classics that they didn't do the first four times that I saw them, including "Judy and the Dream of Horses" and "This Is Just A Modern Rock Song." They're always great, but I did leave wishing that they had done more songs from their last two albums. They did do a killer version of "So In The Moment," a song that has an extra layer of meaning in a live context. It could have been a better experience, sure, but, then again, so could life.

Really fun - Stuart and the band were really loose and chatty for their return to Atlanta where they recorded Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance. Enjoyed it immensely-especially for Boy With the Arab Strap with a bunch of the audience on stage. Don’t miss it if they come to your city!

🔔&🦞 We sat up in the Hersch Box and had just the most amazing time with everyone. I love how eclectic the audience was & having the audience dancing on stage during The Girl With The Arab Strap was beautiful! A top concert experience, truly

Great gig, really on form. Would have preferred a set list similar to the night before at Oxford. I know they have a Vast back catalogue, but it didn’t flow very well. Still love the band.

Great to see a Belfast show for first time in 13. Stay loose as a goose and on song. Love the Scottish flair and consistency xo Regards - Patrick

Tocaron el "If you're feeling sinister" entero canción por canción y después un poco de grandes éxitos como el mítico "The boy with the arab strap" subiendo a gente del público. Si leen esto, conozco a amigos de Laura Molloy, quién estaba en su banda y me quedé sin saludar de su parte a Stuart y Chris, pero Stuart llegó a bajar del escenario para encontrarse con el público. También tocaron una canción del late developers, el más reciente álbum y vaya albumazo. Os encantará verlos en directo incluso más que escuchar sus canciones en directo. Pedazo de harmónica la de Me and the Major

Although I enjoyed their music, I didn't feel that The Pastels were great at getting the crowd ready due to their lack of verbal engagement. An excellent performance from Belle and Sebastian - relaxed but dynamic all at once. Really great crowd engagement. Fantastic supporting graphics and lighting. A really cohesive performance. The venue was lovely, but some of the security staff seemed to be lacking the appropriate training regarding queuing protocols for the venue and certain ticket formats. I am assuming they were agency/temporary staff, but it was unfair on them that they didn't seem to have been trained.

They are in amazing form. It was great to see them after so long. The opening act Tyler Ballgame was amazing too.

Legends. 2 unique sets over 2 nights and it could've easily been 3 or 4. The Boy with the Arab Strap was the only song played both nights. I will cherish this memory for the rest of my life! ❤️

Such an awesome show. The band played the album If You’re Feeling Sinister from start to finish. They were very interactive with the crowd. The singer was sharing stories. He was taking requests and when one woman who was up front requested a song, he agreed to play it if she came on stage and danced, which she did. Then, after they played the last song from that album, they were playing fan favorites, and for one song they had a group of people from the crowd come up and dance on stage. One of the last songs, the singer came down from the stage and walked around the audience while he was singing. Great show.

I couldn't have asked for a better show to be my inaugural exposure to the phenom that is Belle & Sebastian live. The Venue was beautiful and the event was the concert I have waited 30 years to see. I left Miami 20 years ago and this was the perfect excuse to come back home. My favorite band performing my favorite of their albums was a dream come true. That being said B&S didn't disappoint when it came to the showmanship and ability to bring us into the experience. I personally would love to thank them for one of the best nights I have had in a long time and cant wait to look them up in Glasgow and claim my curry dinner.

Incredible show, storytelling and just the vibes were immaculate. Getting people on stage for the boy with thr Arab strap was amazing and then they finished with lazy painter Jane, my favourite song. Delighted 😊

Excellent show! They played the classics (Piazza New York Catcher, The boy with the Arab Strap) along with some less famous tracks. Fantastic vibe, the show was some solid 100 minutes long - very recommended even for light fans or newbies :-)

Fantastic gig, brilliant venue. The band are just so good, great tunes, very well played by the musicians......so much fun and Stuart is a great front man! Looking forward to seeing them in Dundee in June !

This was my fifth time seeing the band, andI think this was my favorite performance yet! The band as so personable and chatty and their interactions with the audience, particularly those who they let onto the stage to dance, were fantastic!

My 4th time seeing B&S, 1st time at the Salt Shed. Excellent show, as usual, and I LOVE The Salt Shed! I need to come back for an outdoor show this summer.

The wife and I were second and third in line. Between acts, the wife fainted. The Safety Team there were great and took her to a recovery room, sayinf that she'd be back in a few minutes. After 15 or so the couple behind us told me that they'd save our spots if I wanted to go back and inquire after her. Tried reclaiming our spot during the first song but couldn't reach it. Perhaps it was oversold, causing people to jam the aisleways? Had I had an assigned seat it wouldn't have been a problem. So, second and third place in line and watched it from the last row. General admission is a spartan existence. The show was great, and I enjoyed dancing to some of their classics that they didn't do the first four times that I saw them, including "Judy and the Dream of Horses" and "This Is Just A Modern Rock Song." They're always great, but I did leave wishing that they had done more songs from their last two albums. They did do a killer version of "So In The Moment," a song that has an extra layer of meaning in a live context. It could have been a better experience, sure, but, then again, so could life.

Really fun - Stuart and the band were really loose and chatty for their return to Atlanta where they recorded Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance. Enjoyed it immensely-especially for Boy With the Arab Strap with a bunch of the audience on stage. Don’t miss it if they come to your city!

🔔&🦞 We sat up in the Hersch Box and had just the most amazing time with everyone. I love how eclectic the audience was & having the audience dancing on stage during The Girl With The Arab Strap was beautiful! A top concert experience, truly

Great gig, really on form. Would have preferred a set list similar to the night before at Oxford. I know they have a Vast back catalogue, but it didn’t flow very well. Still love the band.

Great to see a Belfast show for first time in 13. Stay loose as a goose and on song. Love the Scottish flair and consistency xo Regards - Patrick