Ashley McBryde to headline Belfast's Summer Series
GRAMMY, CMA and ACM award winning singer-songwriter Ashley McBryde has just announced her return to Belfast with a headline show at the Summer Series.
📍 Custom House Square, Belfast
📆 Thursday 25th June 2026
Ashley is making her musical return this week, with her next single 'What If We Don't' coming out Friday 23rd January.
“‘What If We Don’t’ came to me, Terri Jo Box, and Randall Clay sitting around a fire pit on a back porch, reminiscing on all the moments that we could’ve made a different choice and wondering if we should’ve,” McBryde shares. “It’s about the leaps of faith that you do or don’t take, and having to learn to live with those consequences either way.”
From back porches to biker bars across America’s Middle, to playing arenas, sheds, and stadiums around the world, the Arkansas native has dedicated her life to the craft of storytelling; “an artist with many things to say and a big enough voice to slice through the noise” (Rolling Stone).
How to get tickets:
Tickets on sale Friday 23rd January at 10am via www.ticketmaster.ie
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