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Wednesday 18 November 2026
Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
From £31.50 to £54.50
Del Amitri announce the 'Past To Present' UK Tour 2026, marking four decades of songs, stories and live shows.
Support act: Former Champ
A celebration of a catalogue that has soundtracked generations.
Six million albums sold. Countless unforgettable melodies. Del Amitri are stepping onto our stage. Formed by Justin Currie and Iain Harvie, the Scottish alt-rock legends have spent decades crafting perfectly observed guitar-pop. Whether you've been spinning Roll to Me since '95 or you're ready to hear the sweeping choruses of Nothing Ever Happens echoing around the room, this is set to be a truly special night of music.
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