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About Telegraph Building
Located at 124-144 Royal Avenue in the heart of Belfast, Telegraph Building is a versatile live-music and events venue housed in the historic former Belfast Telegraph HQ. With a flexible configuration of standing space and selective seating, the venue can host a wide range of performances from intimate gigs to large-scale concerts, accommodating approximately 1,800–2,000 attendees depending on setup. Whether you’re here for a headline show or a club night, we’ve got you covered with clear access, practical parking, and nearby stays and dining to complete your night out.
Telegraph Building sits in Belfast’s city center, well connected by road and public transit. On-site parking is limited, with ample street parking nearby and public parking garages in the vicinity. Bus routes run along Royal Avenue, and nearby transit stations offer easy access for fans from across the region. For travelers seeking a convenient stay and a great pre- or post-show meal, we highlight trusted hotel partners and nearby dining options to suit varied budgets and preferences. And if you’re planning for a big night, check out signal-free routes and options from our affiliate partners for a seamless experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 124-144 Royal Avenue, Belfast, United Kingdom
- Venue type: multi-purpose live-music and events venue; former Belfast Telegraph HQ
- Capacity: approximately 1,800–2,000 (configuration dependent)
- Seating chart: no public fixed seating chart; space configured for standing and some seating with accessible options
- Parking and transit: on-site limited parking; street parking nearby; nearby public parking garages; bus routes on Royal Avenue; near public transit stations
- Nearby hotels: Bullitt Hotel, The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast, Premier Inn Belfast City Centre (Cathedral Quarter)
- Notable events hosted: SHINE in 2017; ongoing major concerts and club nights (e.g., The Wombats, Franz Ferdinand, Of Monsters and Men in recent years)
- Demolished/renamed: not demolished; former Belfast Telegraph HQ; redevelopment discussed as The Sixth (not a demolition of the venue itself)