'The crowds are always up for a good time and a good show and it's been amazing so far so I hope that it always continues'
The lead singer of Irish rock band Kodaline said he cannot wait to be back performing to Belfast crowds this summer.
Speaking to Belfast Live, singer Steve Garrigan reflected on the band's special connection to Northern Irish crowds and what is in store for fans coming to the show.Steve said: "Belfast has always been a really important place to us - its a place we love and some of the best gigs we've ever played have been in Belfast
"One of our first gigs ever was in McHughs just off the square and again is a really memorable one for us." He added that fans can hopefully expect a new album hopefully next year but in the meantime can join them on their tour to hear their already beloved tunes live and in person.
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