Hailing from the heart of Belfast’s session-culture, Connor McCann & The Heroine Choir bring together raw rock soul, shimmering folk harmonies and haunting storytelling.

At the centre is Glenravel-born songwriter and front-man Connor McCann.  Connor McCann & The Heroine Choir are more than a band—they’re a gathering of voices and stories, where rock meets Irish folklore, and where harmonies aren’t just an adornment but the very backbone of the sound. Whether you’re drawn by storytelling, lush arrangements or raw vocal power, this is a band to watch.

With Connor’s rock-tinged roots and a band that thrives on unison voices and lush instrumentation, the group defines their sound as “a reformed rock musician turned folk singer, who found a band of incredibly talented harmony singers.” HOME

Their latest release, “Banshee”, draws on Irish folklore—haunted houses, fairies, banshees—melding mythology with modern folk-horror. HOME

Reviews

• • They’ve seamlessly bridged alt-rock energy and folk intimacy—Connor’s previous life in Stonemasons colours the work, yet this project feels fresh, evolving and unafraid.Soxo Radio
  • The band lifted off in the vital live scene of Belfast—rooted in session culture, born in bar harmonies—and carry that authenticity into every performance.HOME

Tickets £12.50 

Doors open 8pm; Gig 8.30pm to 10.30pm 

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