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If 2025 taught us anything it was that we shouldn’t pass up an opportunity to see the greatest music legends while they’re still this side of Rock’n’Roll heaven.

Bear this in mind then when you’re considering where you’ll spend the evening of Friday 9th October. Yes, you could spend the evening catching up on the ironing, bingeing on another Netflix series, or casually observing steamed-up cars swaying in the local park, but could you ever forgive yourself for missing the latest and best ‘Not Dead Yet’ gig?

That’s not to say that the Grim Reaper has been actively caught in the act of stalking the band but quite frankly we’re not getting any younger and some of us haven’t lived particularly wholesome lives.

Imagine how much of a chump the future you would feel if, whilst supping a puréed gourmet dinner through a straw, all your fellow Nursing Home inmates were reminiscing about the ‘gig of the century’, leaving you feigning deafness to avoid having to admit you missed it. A gig so established in Rock’n’Roll folklore that your Grandchildren refuse to visit you out of embarrassment in the knowledge that you skimped on a ticket that cost less than a 600g jar of Ovaltine.

Well don’t be that chump! Don’t alienate yourself from your future internees and your progeny! Act Now! Get the date in your calendar, organise a lift, tell a friend and buy one of those false neckties / bras that you can fill with illicit hooch to sneak past the doorman in preparation for the biggest night in Rock history.

And as an added bonus, every single ticket sold will go directly to cancer charity 'Pretty In Pink' to place another piece of lego in the path between that b*stard and the door of its next would-be victim. Want to hear cancer cry, "f*ck, that hurt!"? - well this is your chance.

Click the button, save the date and get ready to rock The Pavillion with ‘Not Dead Yet’ on the very first date of the long-anticipated ‘Stairlift To Heaven Tour’.

Friday 9th October 2026

Pavillion Bar, Belfast

Rock’n’f’n’Roll Baaaaaby!!!!

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