Deacon Blue Tour Dates
Their name was inspired by a Steely Dan song, their music influenced by the artfulness of Bruce Springsteen channelled through a distinctly Scottish upbringing. The end product is Deacon Blue. Fronted by singer/songwriter Ricky Ross, Deacon Blue have enjoyed five top five albums and 18 top 40 singles over the last 25 years, achieving massive chart success in the '80s with tracks including Real Gone Kid and Fergus Sings The Blues. They have continued to release new material, with critically acclaimed albums trilogy The Hipsters (2012), A New House (2014) and Believers (2016) all reaching the UK top 20 album chart.
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June 2021
August 2021
November 2021
- Deacon BlueNewcastle upon Tyne, O2 City Hall Newcastle
- Deacon BlueNewcastle upon Tyne, O2 City Hall Newcastle
- Deacon BlueBlackpool Winter Gardens
- Deacon BlueCambridge Corn Exchange
- Deacon BlueSouthend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion
- Deacon BluePortsmouth Guildhall
- Deacon BluePortsmouth Guildhall
- Deacon BlueNew Theatre Oxford
- Deacon BlueBirmingham, Resorts World Arena
- Deacon BlueM&S Bank Arena Liverpool
- Deacon BlueMotorpoint Arena Cardiff
- Deacon BluePlymouth Pavilions
- Deacon BlueLondon, Eventim Apollo
- Deacon BlueLeeds, first direct arena
- Deacon BlueHull, Bonus Arena
- Deacon BlueNottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall
- Deacon BlueO2 Apollo Manchester
December 2021
- Deacon BlueO2 Apollo Manchester
- Deacon BlueO2 Apollo Manchester
- Deacon BlueSheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall
- Deacon BlueHorsecross (Perth Theatre & Concert Hall)
- Deacon BlueEdinburgh, Usher Hall
- Deacon BlueDundee, Caird Hall
- Deacon BlueInverness Leisure Centre
- Deacon BlueDublin, Olympia Theatre
- Deacon BlueDublin, Olympia Theatre
- Deacon BlueBelfast, Ulster Hall
- Deacon BlueAberdeen, P&J Live
- Deacon BlueGlasgow, The SSE Hydro