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Browse 840 Belle & Sebastian concerts. Read 2 fan reviews. Explore concert locations on interactive maps, and compare your stats with other fans. Fans have shared 8 concert memories so far.
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🎸 822 concerts tracked
🌍 Played in 38 countries | show on map
🏙️ Played in 264 cities
First concert: 01.01.1996 - 31 years ago
Last concert: 06.08.2026 - 7 days ago
Most played countries
- US - 241
- UK - 239
- Germany - 42
- Spain - 35
- Australia - 30
- France - 30
- Canada - 23
- Italy - 22
- Sweden - 22
- Japan - 20
Most played cities
- Glasgow, UK - 54
- London, UK - 42
- Paris, France - 17
- Boston, US - 15
- Manchester, UK - 15
- Chicago, US - 14
- Los Angeles (LA), US - 14
- Stockholm, Sweden - 13
- Barcelona, Spain - 11
- New York, US - 11
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About Belle & Sebastian
Belle & Sebastian is a group, founded 30 years ago on Monday, 1 January 1996 in Glasgow, UK.
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Belle & Sebastian fans concert reviews
Grande Halle de la Villette in Paris, France on Fri, 31 Oct 2014
Great show. Not my favourite setlist but some great versions (Funny little frog, sukie in the graveyard, the boy with the arab strap).
The Theatre at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles, US on Mon, 06 Oct 2014
The performance was amazing, but I expected nothing less from headliner. The venue was beautiful, which makes me happy that it was saved. However I think all the uptight looking security who never smiled and couldn’t answer a simple question (what time is headliner going on) can be worked on. Security can create a divisive vibe if they come off as intimidating or uncommunicative/unfriendly. A simple smile when asked a question would go a long way.