Billie Eilish Belfast: All you need to know if you are heading to the SSE gig

'Bad Guy' singer and international superstar Billie Eilish is coming to Belfast this week.

The Grammy winner is currently on a world tour and has chosen Northern Ireland to be the first stop on the European stint of the show.

The 20-year-old, who has performed at the likes of Coachella, will be taking to the stage at the SSE Arena on Friday.

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Here is what you need to know if you are attending the gig:

Where is Billie Eilish performing in Belfast?

Billie Eilish will be entertaining hundreds of Northern Irish fans at the SSE Arena before heading off to perform in Dublin's 3 Arena on June 4.

When is Billie Eilish in Belfast?

The singing sensation is bringing her 'Happier than Ever' tour to Northern Ireland on Friday, June 3.

When do the doors open for Billie Eilish at the SSE Arena?

SSE Arena (SSE Arena/ Enda Cavanagh Photography)

Doors open at 6.30 pm and the show begins at 7.30pm.

Expect big things when Eilish, who traces her roots back to Ireland, arrives here on Friday night.

What is the 'Happier than Ever' tour set list?

This set list is representative of the show in Pittsburgh on February 8, 2022 - it is subject to change:

1. "Bury a Friend"
2. "I Didn't Change My Number"
3. "NDA"
4. "Therefore I Am"
5. "My Strange Addiction"
6. "Idontwannabeyouanymore"
7. "Lovely"
8. "You Should See Me in a Crown"
9. "Billie Bossa Nova"
10. "Goldwing"
11. "Halley's Comet"
12. "Oxytocin" (contains an excerpt from "Copycat")
13. "Ilomilo"
14. "Your Power" (with Finneas)
15. "Male Fantasy"
16. "Not My Responsibility" (interlude)
17. "Overheated"
18. "Bellyache"
19. "Ocean Eyes"
20. "Bored"
21. "Getting Older"
22. "Lost Cause"
23. "When the Party's Over"
24. "All the Good Girls Go to Hell"
25. "Everything I Wanted"
26. "Bad Guy"
27. "Happier Than Ever"
28. "Goodbye" (outro)

Are tickets still available for Billie Eilish?

Billie Eilish performs on the Coachella stage (Getty Images)

Yes, there are still tickets on sale for Friday night's SSE performance.

Ticket prices range from £68 to £90 and there are a number of great seats available across the arena.

Standing tickets have sold out.

You can buy tickets at Ticketmaster.ie or the SSE Arena website.

How to get to the SSE Arena

BY CAR

Accessible from all directions, the Arena is only 100 metres from the M3 motorway.

From the M2 . . .follow the signs for the M3. Exit the M3 onto Queen's Island. Turn left at the lights onto the Sydenham Road. The SSE Arena, Belfast is on your right and the car park on the left.

From the Outer Ring . . .head for the city bound Sydenham by-pass. Turn right onto Dee Street and then left onto Sydenham Road. The SSE Arena, Belfast is on the right and the car park is on the left.

From the A1/M1 . . .join the A12 Westlink. At the end of the Westlink follow the signs onto the M3 (Bangor). Exit M3 onto Queen's Island. Turn left at the lights onto Sydenham Road. The Arena is on the right and the car park is on the left.

From the City Centre (Front of City Hall) . . .follow Chichester Street and turn left onto Victoria Street. Pick up signs for A2 Bangor and Queen Elizabeth Bridge. Once on the bridge move into the left lane and immediately on crossing the bridge turn left onto Queen's Island. Follow the road for ¼ mile. The Arena is on the left and the car park is on the right.

BY FOOT

From City Hall (Front of City Hall) . . .proceed along Chichester Street until it intersects with Victoria Street. Turn left onto Victoria Street and proceed until Ann Street. Turn right onto Ann Street. Cross at the end of Ann Street to Queen's Bridge. Turn left and walk along the city side of the river until you come to the Queen Elizabeth Bridge. Cross the river over this bridge. Once over the bridge turn left onto Queen's Quay and walk for ¼ mile the entrance to the Arena is on the left.

From Lanyon Place Station . . .on exiting from the front entrance, turn left and proceed along East Bridge Street. Turn right onto Oxford Street past the Waterfront Hall until you come to Queen Elizabeth Bridge. Cross this bridge and having crossed it, turn left onto Queen's Quay and proceed along this road until you reach the Arena entrance on the left.

From Titanic railway halt . . . On exiting halt, walk across the road to bypass, at end of walkway turn left unto Sydenham Road and Arena will be just to the left.

BY TRAIN

Lanyon Place and Gt Victoria Street Stations are just one mile from the Arena with Dublin only two hours away by train.

Regular services also operate to Derry Bangor, Larne, Coleraine, Portrush and the suburbs of the city.

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