This event took place on 12 Feb 2026
Past PerformanceOf Monsters and Men played Telegraph Building Belfast, Belfast on Thursday, February 12, 2026, starting at 19:00 GMT. Tickets are no longer on sale for this date.
Of Monsters and Men
Date & Time
Thursday, February 12, 2026
19:00 GMT
Artist
What time did Of Monsters and Men start at Telegraph Building Belfast?
12 Feb 2026 · all times GMT (venue local time)
- Doors typical
- 18:00 GMT
- 60 min before start
- Start
- GMT
- Expected finish typical
- 21:30 GMT
- based on a typical concert
Start time from the ticket listing. Doors and finish are typical for this kind of venue and event — check your ticket or the venue's website on the day.
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Of Monsters and Men Live at The Telegraph Building, Belfast
Get ready for an unforgettable evening as Icelandic folk-rock sensations, Of Monsters and Men, descend upon Belfast's iconic Telegraph Building on Thursday, 12 February 2026. This is more than just a concert; it's an immersion into a world of anthemic choruses, soaring melodies, and the raw, untamed spirit that has captivated audiences worldwide. Known for their electrifying live performances and the unique vocal interplay between Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir and Ragnar "Raggi" Þórhallsson, this promises to be a night of pure musical magic, a chance to witness a band at the very height of their creative powers in an intimate and historic setting.
About Of Monsters and Men
Emerging from the vibrant Reykjavík music scene in 2010, Of Monsters and Men quickly carved a unique niche for themselves with their distinctive blend of indie folk, anthemic rock, and a touch of the otherworldly. Their breakout hit, "Little Talks," from their 2011 debut album My Head Is an Animal, propelled them to global stardom. This infectious track, with its call-and-response vocals, driving percussion, and undeniable optimism, became an instant international success, earning chart placements and widespread critical acclaim. The album itself went on to achieve multi-platinum status in several countries, solidifying their reputation as a force to be reckoned with.
Their subsequent albums, Beneath the Skin (2015) and Fever Dream (2019), demonstrated a mature evolution in their sound. While retaining their signature folk-infused sensibility, they explored more complex arrangements, electronic textures, and a broader emotional spectrum. Tracks like "Crystals" and "Alligator" showcased their ability to craft powerful, stadium-ready anthems while still retaining an intimate lyrical core. Their music is characterized by its evocative storytelling, often drawing inspiration from mythology, nature, and the human experience, delivered with a sense of grandeur and emotional honesty. The dual vocal harmonies of Nanna and Raggi are a cornerstone of their sound, creating a dynamic and captivating sonic tapestry that feels both ancient and strikingly modern. Their live shows are legendary for their energy, their communal feel, and their ability to transform large venues into spaces of shared emotional connection, where every attendee feels like they are part of the unfolding narrative.
Venue Information
The Telegraph Building in Belfast is a venue steeped in history and renowned for its exceptional acoustics, making it the perfect setting for the expansive sound of Of Monsters and Men. Housed within a beautifully restored former newspaper printing press, the building retains much of its industrial heritage, offering a unique and atmospheric backdrop for live music. Its flexible space can be configured to host a variety of events, but for a concert of this magnitude, it provides an intimate yet grand arena. The raw brickwork and soaring ceilings contribute to a distinctive sonic environment that enhances the power of live performances. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.
What to Expect
Prepare for a performance that will ignite your senses and stir your soul. Of Monsters and Men are celebrated for their dynamic and engaging live shows, a far cry from a static recital. Expect a setlist that masterfully weaves together their most beloved anthems with compelling tracks from their latest work, ensuring a journey through their impressive discography. Anticipate the soaring, singalong power of "Little Talks" and "Dirty Paws," the raw emotion of "Crystals," and the driving energy of "Alligator." The band’s performance style is one of unbridled passion and infectious camaraderie. Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir and Ragnar "Raggi" Þórhallsson command the stage with their distinctive vocal harmonies, a true testament to their symbiotic musical relationship. Supported by their skilled bandmates, they create a rich tapestry of sound, augmented by powerful percussion, intricate guitar work, and atmospheric instrumental layers. The atmosphere is consistently one of shared euphoria, with the audience often becoming an integral part of the performance, their voices rising in unison with the band. The show is expected to last approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours, providing ample time for the band to explore their expansive catalogue and create a truly memorable experience.
FAQs
Q1: Will Of Monsters and Men play their classic hits like "Little Talks" and "Dirty Paws"? Absolutely. Of Monsters and Men are known for delivering a setlist that honours their most beloved and iconic tracks, ensuring that crowd favourites like "Little Talks" and "Dirty Paws" will undoubtedly feature prominently in their performance. These songs are cornerstones of their live shows and are always met with enthusiastic reception from the audience.
Q2: What is the typical duration of an Of Monsters and Men concert? A typical Of Monsters and Men concert usually lasts between 90 minutes and 2 hours. This timeframe allows them to showcase a comprehensive selection of their songs, from their earliest hits to their more recent material, ensuring a satisfying and full musical experience for attendees.
Q3: Is there a specific dress code for attending the concert at The Telegraph Building? No, there is no specific dress code. The Telegraph Building is a relaxed venue, and attendees are encouraged to wear whatever they feel comfortable in. Many opt for casual attire, but feel free to dress up if you wish. The most important thing is to be ready to enjoy the music!
Q4: Can I expect to hear new material from Of Monsters and Men at this concert? While the band always ensures a strong presence of their well-loved hits, they are also known for evolving their sound and often incorporate new material or fan-favourite deeper cuts into their setlists. It's always possible that audiences will get a taste of their latest musical explorations.
Q5: How will the unique vocal harmonies of Nanna and Raggi translate to the live performance? The dual vocal harmonies of Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir and Ragnar "Raggi" Þórhallsson are a defining element of Of Monsters and Men's sound and are central to their electrifying live performances. Their interplay on stage is a captivating spectacle, creating a powerful and emotionally resonant sonic landscape that is even more impactful in person.
Q6: What is the general atmosphere like at an Of Monsters and Men live show? Of Monsters and Men concerts are renowned for their vibrant and communal atmosphere. Expect an evening filled with soaring singalongs, infectious energy, and a palpable sense of shared joy. The band fosters a connection with their audience, making it a truly immersive and uplifting experience for everyone present.
Getting to Telegraph Building Belfast, Belfast
By train
The nearest major train station to the Telegraph Building Belfast is Belfast Lanyon Place. It is approximately a 15-20 minute walk, covering about 1.2 kilometres, from the station to the venue. Lanyon Place is served by various train lines, including those connecting to Dublin via Enterprise services, as well as numerous local and regional Northern Ireland Railways services. Trains from major UK cities to Belfast typically arrive at Lanyon Place. For example, services from London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, or Edinburgh Waverley will require onward travel to Belfast, often involving ferry connections or direct flights to Belfast City Airport or Belfast International Airport, followed by local transport into the city. Journey times from London can be lengthy, often involving a change. Belfast Lanyon Place station offers ticket offices, waiting areas, and accessible facilities for passengers.
By bus
Several key bus routes serve the area around the Telegraph Building Belfast, making it easily accessible by public transport. Nearby bus stops, such as those on Victoria Street and nearby streets, are serviced by numerous Translink Metro routes. These routes connect the venue to various parts of Belfast, including the city centre, the Cathedral Quarter, and surrounding residential areas. Common route numbers that pass through or near the venue include the 10A, 10B, 12A, and others that operate within the city network. These services typically run frequently throughout the day, with journey times from the central Belfast hub generally being around 5-10 minutes. Some routes may offer limited night bus services, though checking the latest Translink schedules is advisable for late-night travel. Bus operators primarily include Translink.
By car & parking
Driving to the Telegraph Building in Belfast requires navigating the city's road network. For sat-nav purposes, using a nearby postcode like BT1 1LE or the general area of Cathedral Quarter can be helpful. The venue is accessible from major motorways entering Belfast, typically via the M1 or M2, which then connect to city centre routes. Parking options are varied but can be limited directly at the venue. Several multi-storey car parks are located within a short walking distance, such as the Victoria Square car park or the Cathedral Quarter car park. Street parking may be available but is often restricted or metered. Estimated parking costs can range from £1.50 to £3.00 per hour, with daily rates available. Park and ride facilities are not a prominent feature directly serving this central urban location.
Accessibility
The Telegraph Building aims to be accessible to all patrons. While specific details regarding its historical layout present challenges, the venue is equipped with provisions for accessibility. Wheelchair access is available at the main entrances, and the venue endeavours to provide accessible routes throughout the main event spaces. Information regarding lift availability for different levels should be confirmed directly with the venue or ticketing agent. Accessible toilet facilities are usually located within the public areas. While specific details on hearing loops or induction systems should be confirmed, many modern venues offer these. Assistance dogs are typically permitted, but it is recommended to inform the venue in advance. Accessible parking spaces may be available in nearby car parks, and venue staff are usually on hand to provide assistance where needed.
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Of Monsters and Men at Telegraph Building Belfast: your questions answered
What time does Of Monsters and Men start at Telegraph Building Belfast?
Of Monsters and Men at Telegraph Building Belfast started at 19:00 GMT on Thursday, February 12, 2026. Doors typically open around 18:00. Expect it to finish around 21:30 — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.
Where is Telegraph Building Belfast?
Telegraph Building Belfast is at 14 Little Donegall St, Belfast BT1 2JD, UK, Belfast, BT1 2JD. Telegraph Building Belfast guide →
How do I get to Telegraph Building Belfast, Belfast?
The nearest major train station to the Telegraph Building Belfast is Belfast Lanyon Place. It is approximately a 15-20 minute walk, covering about 1.2 kilometres, from the station to the venue. Getting there →
Is there an age limit at Telegraph Building Belfast?
All ages or specific family-friendly policies. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.
Is Telegraph Building Belfast accessible?
The Telegraph Building aims to be accessible to all patrons. While specific details regarding its historical layout present challenges, the venue is equipped with provisions for accessibility. Full accessibility details →
Are tickets still available for Of Monsters and Men at Telegraph Building Belfast?
No — this event took place on Thursday, February 12, 2026. See the other dates on this page for upcoming Of Monsters and Men shows.
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