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The Delines will perform at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh as part of their UK and EU tour in support of their upcoming sixth album. This concert marks their only Scottish show for 2027 and follows a successful history of albums that have received critical acclaim. Doors will open prior to the performance.
Doors 7.30pm, 8pmstart
The Delines return to tour the UK and EU in support of their 6th album out March 2024. The album was just mastered and bring more of their country-soul and their first to be recorded in the UK produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey). Edinburgh will be their only Scottish (and UK show North of Manchester) for all of 2027.
Their debut record, COLFAX, appeared in 2014 and surprised fans and critics alike. Evoking a beat-up Dusty Springfield or a weary Rickie Lee Jones, COLFAX made over a dozen top ten year end lists. It was a four-year wait until their sophomore effort, THE IMPERIAL was released, a record that spent two weeks on top of the UK official Americana charts with the band playing sold out shows across the UK and Europe. The band returned with their cinematic third album THE SEA DRIFT which Americana UK and BBC6 Gideon Coe both made their ‘Album of the Year’. Penned by guitarist and songwriter Willy Vlautin with arrangements by keyboardist Cory Gray and the rhythm section of Sean Oldham and Freddy Trujillo. It was followed by Mr Luck & Ms Doom in 2025 and The Set Up in 2026 which had many journalists calling it their best yet.
Vlautin is no stranger to critical acclaim, enjoying cult success and rave reviews from the likes of the New York Times, Washington Post, Uncut, Rolling Stone and Mojo, both as a novelist with eight books under his belt (two of his books have become major films). Willy, Oldham and Trujillo also lead the alt-country outfit Richmond Fontaine whom released over ten albums before breaking up in 2016 after playing Scotland to loyal audiences since 2004. This will be The Delines first show in Edinburgh for over five years.
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Frequently asked questions
The Delines takes place on Sunday, 21 March 2027 at 20:00.
The Delines is held at Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh (10 Cambridge St, Edinburgh, EH1 2ED).
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Traverse Theatre can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
The Delines is performing at The Delines.
Tickets for The Delines can be booked via Ticketmaster using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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The Delines are an acclaimed American "country soul" band formed in Portland, Oregon, in 2012, known for their melancholic, story-driven songs. Founded by novelist/songwriter Willy Vlautin (formerly of Richmond Fontaine) and vocalist Amy Boone (The Damnations TX), the band features a lineup including Jenny Conlee (The Decemberists), Sean Oldham, and Tucker Jackson.
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The Delines will perform at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh as part of their UK and EU tour in support of their upcoming sixth album. This concert marks their only Scottish show for 2027 and follows a successful history of albums that have received critical acclaim. Doors will open prior to the performance.
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Doors 7.30pm, 8pmstart
The Delines return to tour the UK and EU in support of their 6th album out March 2024. The album was just mastered and bring more of their country-soul and their first to be recorded in the UK produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey). Edinburgh will be their only Scottish (and UK show North of Manchester) for all of 2027.
Their debut record, COLFAX, appeared in 2014 and surprised fans and critics alike. Evoking a beat-up Dusty Springfield or a weary Rickie Lee Jones, COLFAX made over a dozen top ten year end lists. It was a four-year wait until their sophomore effort, THE IMPERIAL was released, a record that spent two weeks on top of the UK official Americana charts with the band playing sold out shows across the UK and Europe. The band returned with their cinematic third album THE SEA DRIFT which Americana UK and BBC6 Gideon Coe both made their ‘Album of the Year’. Penned by guitarist and songwriter Willy Vlautin with arrangements by keyboardist Cory Gray and the rhythm section of Sean Oldham and Freddy Trujillo. It was followed by Mr Luck & Ms Doom in 2025 and The Set Up in 2026 which had many journalists calling it their best yet.
Vlautin is no stranger to critical acclaim, enjoying cult success and rave reviews from the likes of the New York Times, Washington Post, Uncut, Rolling Stone and Mojo, both as a novelist with eight books under his belt (two of his books have become major films). Willy, Oldham and Trujillo also lead the alt-country outfit Richmond Fontaine whom released over ten albums before breaking up in 2016 after playing Scotland to loyal audiences since 2004. This will be The Delines first show in Edinburgh for over five years.
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WhereTraverse Theatre
10 Cambridge St, Edinburgh, EH1 2ED
Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is The Delines?
The Delines takes place on Sunday, 21 March 2027 at 20:00.
Where is The Delines taking place?
The Delines is held at Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh (10 Cambridge St, Edinburgh, EH1 2ED).
Is there anywhere to stay near The Delines?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Traverse Theatre can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Who is performing at The Delines?
The Delines is performing at The Delines.
How do I get tickets for The Delines?
Tickets for The Delines can be booked via Ticketmaster using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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