27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Van Morrison will play in Derry in May.
Van Morrison is coming back to Derry.
It was revealed this afternoon that legendary performer will be at the Millennium Forum in May as part of the City of Derry Jazz Festival.
Tickets for his concert on Sunday, May 10, go on sale this Friday.
The multi award winning singer, composer and performer will be showcasing songs from his most recent studio album as well as dipping into some of his greatest and best known hits from undoubtedly one of the most revered back catalogues in music history.
Councillor Emmet Doyle welcomes £16.2m funding for Derry through Levelling Up Fund
Paul Clancy: "It’s crucial now that the NI Executive, with a new three-year budget process in place, gives businesses, workers and consumers the certainty and support we need"
Colum Eastwood: "People will be worrying about how they will keep the lights and heating on, while putting food on the table this winter and they have been badly let down by the British government."
Derry jazz legend, Gay McIntyre, who died peacefully at his home, aged 88. His funeral will be at St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry at 11am on Friday, October 29.
Localised flooding after heavy rainfall in Derry
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