Derry City & Strabane District Council

09/17/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/17/2026 08:59

Debbie & Basht. join the St Columb’s Hall Line Up

Debbie & Basht. join the St Columb's Hall Line Up

17 September 2026

UK rising soul star of RnB Debbie and Dublin indie-rock group Basht. have today been announced as the final headliners for the filmed Other Voices performances in St Columb's Hall.

UK rising soul star of RnB Debbie and Dublin indie-rock group Basht. have today been announced as the final headliners for the filmed Other Voices performances in St Columb's Hall.

Championed by BBC 6 Music's Steve Lamacq, Dublin four-piece Basht. will release their debut album Poor Advice on 9th October via LAB Records. After a breakout year that saw them tour with DEADLETTER, Everything Everything and Wunderhorse and appear at The Great Escape, Truck, Liverpool Sound City and Live at Leeds, the band arrive at their debut with 2025's acclaimed Bitter and Twisted EP behind them.

Debbie has quickly established herself as a singular new voice, creating intimate, emotionally resonant music that has earned her a devoted audience. Since her 2022 debut single 'Is This Real Love?', she has picked up praise from The Guardian, Evening Standard, Rolling Stone UK and the BBC, alongside support from YouTube and Apple Music, a performance on Later... with Jools Holland, and guest appearances with Stormzy, Nines and Chase and Status.

All performances from St Columb's Hall will be streamed globally via the Other Voices YouTube channel and fans can set a reminder now. The headline performances will be filmed for the Other Voices TV series, with tickets available free of charge thanks to PEACEPLUS Change Maker Funding. Golden tickets will be allocated through the official ticket lottery and social media competitions.

Eager fans can start planning their weekend now, with the full Other Voices Derry schedule now available.

The Other Voices Derry Music Trail will feature live performances from more than 50 incredible acts across the weekend, including Kate Nash, Brògeal, Bleech 9:3, Westside Cowboy, CHALK, THEATRE, Curtisy and The Murder Capital's Gabriel Paschal Blake, alongside many more irish and international artists.

The Other Voices Derry festival app will be live next week, allowing fans to schedule their Other Voices Derry experience at the click of a button. Follow Other Voices on socials for updates about the app.

Music Trail Wristbands

Final weekend Music Trail wristbands are on sale now via Eventbrite, priced at £60 plus booking fees. Wristbands provide access to every Music Trail show across the weekend, on a first-come, first-served basis and automatically enter holders into the draw for tickets to the filmed performances taking place at St Columb's Hall.

Get Other Voices Derry Music Trail wristbands via Eventbrite

Soundings - Other Voices Derry's ideas and discussion strand which brings together artists, writers, makers, thinkers and community leaders for a series of thoughtful and lively conversations about art, culture and society is now sold out. However there will be some access for walk-ins as part of each session throughout the day and attendees can join the waiting list now on Eventbrite.

As part of Other Voices' presence in the City, a conference will take place at St Cecilia's College on Thursday 24 September, giving students the opportunity to learn more about careers in the music industry. Throughout the week, local voices will also take centre stage, with performances and concerts taking place in community venues across the city.

Other Voices Derry Festival is produced with the support of Reed, PEACEPLUS Change Maker Funding, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB), Government of Ireland's Shared Island Fund, Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, Department of Foreign Affairs Reconciliation Fund, Derry City Strabane District Council, Tourism Northern Ireland, IMRO and BBC Radio Ulster, and is produced by South Wind Blows and Ceiliúradh CLG in partnership with Celtronic and Féile Derry.

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