Soultrane Festival, Northern Ireland’s first full-day celebration of soul, jazz, and funk, has just unveiled the first wave of artists for its eagerly awaited second edition.

Conceived by artist and Radio Ulster presenter Siobhan Brown and her husband, soul DJ David Brown, the festival has quickly become a hub for soul music lovers, honouring the genre’s many styles and the rich legacy of Music of Black Origin.

Following a successful debut last year, Soultrane will return to Mandela Hall on 22nd February 2025, showcasing a stellar line-up. Headlining the event is UK neo-soul sensation Terri Walker, making her much-anticipated Belfast debut.

The line-up also boasts a dynamic blend of soul, neo-soul, afro-soul, and contemporary jazz, with performances from Natasha Watts, Manukahunney, Knats and Zaska.

With more acts to be announced, early bird tickets are available now.

Siobhan and David Brown shared: “These artists are just the beginning of what’s going to be an unforgettable celebration of music, culture, and soul food. If you thought last year was amazing, wait until you see what we’ve got in store for 2025!”

For tickets and more details, visit here.