Published on March 31, 2026
The dates are set for the 2027 edition of “Your Roots Are Showing,” an international conference dedicated to roots music artists from across the globe. The event will take place in Belfast, the vibrant capital city of Northern Ireland, from February 24 to 28, 2027.
Organizers expressed their satisfaction with the turnout in the previous year, highlighting the growing enthusiasm for roots music and the diverse array of artists participating in the conference. The event has quickly established itself as a significant platform for musicians, providing opportunities for networking, collaboration, and showcasing talent.
Showcase applications are now open for artists eager to present their work at the upcoming conference. This year, organizers are looking to feature a wide range of acts, including musicians, bands, and other artists, who embody the spirit and creativity of roots music.
Participants can expect a rich program including performances, workshops, and panel discussions, offering valuable insights into the industry. The conference aims to foster connections among artists, industry professionals, and fans, creating a vibrant community centered around the love of roots music.
As anticipation builds for the 2027 event, artists from various backgrounds are encouraged to apply for showcase slots, contributing to what promises to be an exciting and engaging experience in Belfast. This is a unique chance for musicians to gain exposure and reach new audiences while celebrating the rich heritage of roots music.
For more details on the application process and event updates, interested parties are encouraged to visit the official “Your Roots Are Showing” website.
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