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The Proclaimers confirm Edinburgh tour dates ahead of 12th album release

The Auchtermuchty twins are set to return to the Edinburgh Playhouse for the first time since 2018 as they prepare for a stint in the recording studio early next year

• 18:53, 23 NOV 2021

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Scottish music legends The Proclaimers have spared fans a 500-mile journey after confirming back-to-back live dates in the Capital next year.

The Auchtermuchty twins are set to take the Edinburgh Playhouse from misery to happiness on December 9 and 10, the venue has confirmed.

The brothers, famed for hits including Cap in Hand and Sunshine on Leith , are set to record their 12th studio album in 2022 before heading out on tour - including a main stage appearance at the Isle of Wight festival in June.

The album will be their first since the release of 2018’s Angry Cyclist - coinciding with their last performance at the Capital theatre.

Tickets for the gigs are due to go on sale this Friday, November 26.

The title for the 12th album is yet to be revealed by the brothers, however they are due back in the studio early next year.

The tour will see the pair perform in four major English cities and most in Scotland when it kicks off in October.

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The Proclaimers 2022 UK tour dates in full:

Sunday, October 9– Stockton Globe, Stockton-on-Tees Monday, October 17 – Symphony Hall, Birmingham Saturday, October 22 – New Theatre, Oxford Monday, November 7 – Brighton Dome Saturday, November 24 – Motherwell Concert Hall Sunday, November 25 – Alhambra, Dunfermline Monday, November 26 – Caird Hall, Dundee Thursday, December 1 – Glasgow Academy Friday, December 2 – Glasgow Academy Saturday, December 3 – Kilmarnock Grand Hall Friday, December 9 – Edinburgh Playhouse Saturday, December 10 – Edinburgh Playhouse Wednesday, December 14 – Perth Concert Hall Thursday, December 15 – Inverness Leisure Centre Saturday, December17 – P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen

Tickets for the Edinburgh dates are available here from 9am on Friday.

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The proclaimers – leith links, saturday 17 & sunday 18 june 2023.

With special guests Admiral Fallow, Hamish Hawk and Alas De Liona.

Gates open 4.00pm

There is a great line-up of some of Scotland’s best young musicians Leith Links for the day so make sure to go early and give them your support. DJ Tam Coyle will also entertain you with a selection of favourites and there’s a fantastic range of food and drinks available to enjoy at picnic tables throughout the day.  

Getting to the Concert

There is NO designated public car parking for these shows so where possible do please use public transport to get yourselves there and home again.  

There are several bus routes which drop off within minutes’ walk from the Leith Links. 

1: Clermiston, Corstorphine, Stenhouse, Balgreen, Dalry, Fountainbridge, Princes Street, London Road, Easter Road, LEITH LINKS, Seafield. 

49: Rosewell, Bonnyrigg, Dalkeith, Danderhall, Newington, Leith Walk, LEITH LINKS, Restalrig Road, Craigentinny, Portobello, Bingham, Asda, Fort Kinniard.

25: Heriot Watt University, Hermiston, Saughton, Dalry, Haymarket, Princes Street, Leith Walk, DUKE STREET, Lochend Road, Restalrig, Craigentinny. 

34: Heriot Watt University, Hermiston, Saughton, Slateford, Fountain Park, Princes Street, London Road, Abbeyhill, Marionville, Restalrig Road, LEITH LINKS, Commercial Street, Ocean Terminal.

21: South Gyle/Clovenstone, Broomhouse, East Craigs, Davidson Mains, Drylaw, Sighthill, Ferry Road, Junction Street, DUKE STREET, Lochend Road, Craigentinny, Portobello, Duddingston,  The Jewel, Niddrie, Greendykes, Royal Infirmary. 

16: Bonaly, Redford, Oxgangs, Comiston, Greenbank, Morningside, Bruntsfield, Princes Street,  LEITH WALK,  Henderson Street, The Shore, Commercial Street, Newhaven, Granton, Muirhouse, Silverknowes. 

The Edinburgh Trams are now also operating from the Airport through to Newhaven with services every seven minutes.  The nearest stop is The Foot of the Walk.

At the end of the concert there will be a large number of people leaving the concert site at the same time so for everyone’s safety please be patient, take care when crossing the roads and if in a car drive slowly.

Accessibility 

Please note that the concert will be held on a grass pitch with an uneven surface.

An accessible viewing platform is available within the tent – only ticket buyers who have purchased ‘accessible’ tickets will gain access to the platform.

Please note that flicker, strobe and other lighting effects may be used during the performances.

Age restrictions

Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over 18. The concert is not suitable for babies and small children. Older children should wear ear defenders or – if you don’t have these, you may request earplugs from event staff.

Food and Drink Village

Do go early and avoid the rush as there will be catering on site with an artisan food village with picnic tables, coffee outlet, and full licensed bars open throughout – see below menu of the fantastic outlets available on site.

Pizza Geeks, Mac Shack Mac’n’Cheese, Rost Fusion Food, inc burgers, Caravan of Courage Vegan, Hector & Harriet Coffee/Churros/Expresso Martinis, Tacos Fat Flamingo, Taberu Japanese, Oysterman & Mr Jamon, Trucksoft Ice cream, The Floss Bros Candy Floss and more.

If the above is not enough to get you there early then there is a wide programme of live music being served from 5pm (full stage times below).

4.00 – DJ Tam Coyle

5.00 – Alas de Liona

5.45 – Hamish Hawk

7.00 – Admiral Fallow

8.30 – The Proclaimers

Finish – 10pm approx.

Licensed bars

Please drink responsibly. Bars will operate ‘Check 25’ so please bring photo ID or – if you look under 25 – you may not be served. Free drinking water will be available.

Cash and card payments

The food and drink outlets are able to take card payments. There will not be a cash point on the concert site.  

Smoking and vaping

Smoking, e-cigarettes or vaping is NOT allowed within the big top. Please be considerate of other concert goers within the rest of the site.

Meeting point

If you are with a group of friends, we recommend that you all agree on a meeting point as soon as you arrive on the site. Otherwise, it may be difficult to track each other down if you get separated.

Lost property

If you lose – or find – something on the concert site, please go to the welfare/first aid tent.

Please help us keep the concert site clean by using the bins provided around the site.

Artist merchandise

There will be a selection of artist merchandise available to buy at the concert.

Can I leave the site and come back in?

Leaving and then re-entering the concert site is not allowed except in exceptional circumstances. Please go to the security team at the box office if you have an urgent reason for leaving the site and need to re-enter.

Do not bring large cameras or cameras with professional lenses to the concert. Small pocket cameras and phones are allowed.  No selfie sticks.

Medication 

If you have essential medication, please make it known to the Security Manager at the main entrance when you arrive – especially if it contains a needle. 

Items that you might want to bring

It’s Summer…  in Scotland…  Please check the weather forecast before leaving home.  Make sure you have the right clothing and footwear to stay dry, warm and comfortable.  If it is going to be sunny make sure that you are protected with plenty of sun cream and something to cover your head/skin. 

YOUR TICKETS! Organisers can’t let you in without them…

They advise arriving early at the concert site to avoid potential delays with traffic, parking, queues etc. 

Items that you should NOT bring

Bad attitude – antisocial, drunken or aggressive behaviour will result in refusal at the entrance or ejection from the concert site WITHOUT REFUND. You are asked to enjoy yourself but make sure those around you can still do so too.

• Bags bigger than an A4 piece of paper/laptop size/small handbags (there is no cloakroom).
• Alcohol – you may not bring alcohol on site.  We are a licensed premises so it’s against the law.
• Glass bottles, plastic bottles or cans (only unopened bottles of water will be allowed on site. If you are bringing a re-useable bottle there is free drinking water on site).
• Chairs (folding or otherwise).
• Thermos or Hip flasks.
• Professional cameras.
• Dogs or other pets (except assistance dogs).
• Pushchairs.
• Flares/fireworks.
• Illegal drugs.

The above is not an exhaustive list – organisers ask you to be sensible about what you bring with you. Bags will be searched and you may be patted down.

When leaving the concert please be considerate to our neighbours.

Mobile phone reception and charging

There is good mobile reception on the concert site.  There are no phone charging facilities so please make sure you are fully charged before leaving home.  

Phyllis Stephen

Founding Editor of The Edinburgh Reporter. Edinburgh-born multimedia journalist and iPhoneographer.

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Taylor Swift 's "Eras" tour has seemingly lost its luster, 'cause Swifties are now roasting their idol ... specifically, over her attempts to cut a rug on the big stage.

The Grammy winner's dance moves are being called out online -- all because of a viral clip that captures Tay Tay swiveling her hips like it's 1958 ... this while she was doing one of her big concerts in Edinburgh earlier this month and gyrating to her song "Fearless."

Watch ... Taylor is seen shaking her booty back and forth, in an attempt to highlight her fringe gold outfit. While TS was clearly having fun and just goofing around onstage, a good amount of her fans have digitally grimaced ... saying Taylor gives off granny vibes here.

One fan commented ... "I don't understand why they don't hire someone to teach her how to move properly." Another weighed in with this ... "she is a brilliant songwriter but dancing isn't really her thing."

Others compared the dance moves to small children demanding snacks or how a person dries off getting out of the shower ... with countless other jokes at her expense ... it's brutal.

However, it's Taylor who actually had the last laugh ... 'cause she's bringing in billions with her sold-out international tour -- and people are obviously flocking to catch her sing and dance ... cringeworthy as the latter may be.

The tour will run through December ... capping off a wildly long run that dates all the way back to early 2023. We've seen a lot of Taylor these past couple years -- more than we've arguably ever seen pre- Travis Kelce .

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Swift was in the middle of singing her “Midnights” song “Would’ve Could’ve Should’ve” when she noticed a fan who was in distress. In a video that went viral on social media , the singer-songwriter is seen requesting assistance for the fan. “We need help right in front of me, please, right in front of me,” Swift sang while playing her guitar and keeping her eyes locked on the fan. “Just gonna keep playing until we notice where it is.”

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After the fan received support, and Swift got the message that they were fine, she said, “You’re good? Awesome!” She then seamlessly returned to singing “Would’ve Could’ve Should’ve.”

The following night in Swift’s three-night run in Edinburgh, she performed “The Bolter” for the first time, which is one of the songs from the Anthology edition of her latest album “The Tortured Poets Department.” She then transitioned to sing “Getaway Car” from “Reputation.”

Swift also added two more songs to her first live performances: a mashup of “Crazier,” a track from 2009’s “Hannah Montana: The Movie,” and “All of the Girls You Loved Before,” a song that was originally slated for her 2019 album “Lover” but was released last year. “You get extra points if you know this next song at all because it is really, really old,” Swift told the crowd at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium in between transitioning from “All of the Girls You Loved Before” to end with “Crazier.”

🚨| Taylor Swift refused to continue singing during "Would've Could've Should've" at tonight's show until a fan who needed help got some help in the crowd! "I can do this all night!" pic.twitter.com/3fXFLlybfb — The Eras Tour (@tswifterastour) June 7, 2024

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Man arrested, charged with voyeurism at Taylor Swift’s Eras tour show in Edinburgh

A 64-year-old man has been charged with voyeurism after attending one of Taylor Swift’s sold-out Eras tour shows in Edinburgh, Scotland over the weekend.

Scotland Police said the concert-goer was arrested at the 14-time Grammy winner’s sold-out show on Saturday, where the singer performed in front of a 73,000-strong crowd at Murrayfield Stadium.

“A 64-year-old man was arrested and charged in connection with a voyeurism offense committed within Murrayfield during the event on Saturday June 8,” Superintendent David Happs said in a statement.

“He was released on an undertaking to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court at a later date.”

In the UK, non-consensual voyeurism is an illegal offense. It is the act of gaining sexual gratification through watching or recording someone in a private act.

The “Fortnight” hitmaker, 34, kicked off the UK leg of her global tour on Friday with a total of 3 sold-out shows in the Scottish capital.

Each night, the “Cruel Summer” singer performed to a 73,000-strong crowd, making her shows the highest attended stadium concerts in Scotland’s history.

“Edinburgh!!! You truly blew me away this weekend,” Swift wrote on Instagram after the shows.

“Thank you for breaking the all-time attendance record for a stadium show in Scotland 3 times in a row and for all the ways you made us feel right at home. Love you, all 220,000 of you!!!”

And the Edinburgh shows weren’t without it’s special moments, as the singer even witnessed a couple getting engaged during her combined “Folklore” and “Evermore” set.

“I love performing this entire show in the sunlight ’cause I’m pretty sure I just, like, saw somebody get engaged over here,” the pop star told the crowd at Murrayfield Stadium in a clip shared on Threads .

Once fans confirmed the exciting news, the “Karma” hitmaker pumped both her arms in the air and screamed, “Yes!”

“Congratulations, wow!” she enthusiastically added. “I just saw that whole thing. Man, that’s amazing … Thanks for doing that at my concert; that’s a big moment!”

Swift’s performances in Edinburgh were the first of 15 dates that will take place in the UK.

The singer is set to take the stage in Liverpool, Cardiff, and London in the coming days before heading off to Ireland.

Taylor Swift performs Eras Tour in Edinburgh, Scotland: 'What a way to welcome a lass.'

Taylor Swift is beginning her United Kingdom adventure performing three sold out nights at the Scotland Gas Murrayfield stadium.

"The last time I was here was almost 10 years ago," she said holding her sky blue "Lover" guitar in front of nearly 73,000 screaming fans. The last time the Eras Tour star performed within the Scottish borders was her "1989 World Tour" in Glasgow in 2015.

"I had someone pull me aside and say, 'Hey we checked this 20 times and we swear it's accurate, 'This is the highest attended concert in Scottish history,'" she added. "What a way to welcome a lass to Scotland."

Harry Styles held the record with 65,000 fans on at his Love on Tour show in 2023, according to The National. The news site said the stadium capacity was increased by 8% for the Eras Tour.

Scottish lake renamed Loch Tay Tay

In a warm gesture to the singer's arrival, the First Minister or head of the Scottish Government hosted a renaming ceremony at Loch Tay, a freshwater lake two hours north of Edinburgh.

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"The first thing I want to say to Taylor and to all of her Swifties is they’re really really welcome here in Scotland," said Scottish First Minister John Swinney during a media event at the lake on Wednesday. "I’m so thrilled and the fact that Loch Tay is being renamed Loch Tay Tay is just fabulous."

'My one regret' is...

Swift's massive tour schedule is slated to visit 22 countries over the course of two years with 18 European cities on the itinerary. She has performed some cities in the past like London, Paris and Madrid. Other cities are new to her world tour including Lyon, France and Stockholm, Sweden.

In a similar message during her "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)," Swift told the Scottish audience how she loves that the Eras Tour showcases her extensive discography.

“My one regret in terms of the tours that we’ve done is that I really should have come to play in Scotland more," she said. “Look at what you’ve done. You made us feel so welcome. You’ve been so beautifully generous to us."

Swift's three plus hour show boomed out of the open-roofed stadium in Scotland to fans sitting outside the Murrayfield walls. Known as "Taylor"gating, fans sat on the grass attempting to watch livestreams on their phones of the show inside while listening to the music live. However, different from other concert cities, the livestreams inside the stadium were incredibly spotty and unreliable.

The Eras Tour heads next to Liverpool, England on Thursday when Swift will perform her 100th Eras Tour show on June 13.

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