Scottish artists Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx join forces for the Angels’ Share tour, delivering a unique fusion of folk, rock and pop in Belfast. The event will feature their signature emotional performances and energetic stage presence. Taking place at The Telegraph Building on 22 March 2026, this performance promises a powerful live experience.
Summary: Key Points
- Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx will perform together in Belfast at The Telegraph Building on 22 March 2026.
- Tickets go on sale on 10 January 2026 and high demand is expected for this exclusive performance in a sought-after venue.
- This special concert will blend folk, sea shanties and rock-pop anthems for a one-of-a-kind musical night in Northern Ireland.
Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx bring the Angels' Share tour to Belfast
The sounds of sea shanties and soaring anthems will roll into Belfast as Nathan Evans teams up with dynamic Scottish duo Saint Phnx for the much-anticipated 'Angels' Share' tour, hitting The Telegraph Building on 22 March 2026.
From delivery driver to viral sensation, Nathan Evans became a household name after his rendition of “Wellerman” took social media by storm. His blend of traditional folk with modern pop production caught fire, propelling him onto the UK Singles Chart and straight into the hearts of listeners across the globe. Since then, he has transformed that viral buzz into a full-blown music career, captivating live audiences with his charismatic stage presence and powerful vocals.
Joining Evans for this special tour are the talented Saint Phnx, also hailing from Scotland. The brotherly duo, Stevie and Alan Jukes, have carved their own path with emotionally charged rock-pop singles like "Happy Place" and “King.” Their music often draws from deeply personal stories, including tributes to their late father, which gives their performances a raw edge that resonates with new listeners and longtime fans alike. Their live shows deliver a potent mix of energy and vulnerability—a combination that refuses to go unnoticed.
Together, Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx promise an electrifying concert experience that blends storytelling with soul-stirring harmonies. If you have not yet seen either act live, let me tell you—when I last caught Saint Phnx at an intimate gig in Glasgow, their blend of synth-driven rock and heartfelt lyrics shook the rafters. Belfast is in for a treat.
Just announced via this tweet, the show is already stirring excitement among fans ready for a night of music that spans genres and emotions.
Beyond their talent, what makes this pairing remarkable is their shared Scottish roots and passion for connecting with audiences through powerful lyrics and raw energy. It is not every day you see two acts of this calibre join forces on one stage.
To learn more about Nathan Evans' journey from TikTok to chart-topping artist, check out this BBC feature. For Saint Phnx, their emotional tribute and musical evolution are profiled beautifully in this write-up from NME.
With this unique collaboration landing in Belfast, expectations are already high. And if early reactions are anything to go by, demand for this show could reach levels worthy of a sea shanty chorus belted out in… well, The Telegraph Building.
Next, we look at what makes this venue so special—and why tickets are expected to move fast.
Event Information
- Artist: Nathan Evans and Saint Phnx
- City: Belfast
- Venue: The Telegraph Building
- Event date: 22 March 2026
- Ticket sales opening: 10/01/2026
Categories and ticket prices
The pricing and categories of seats will be provided shortly.
