Del Amitri celebrate four decades on Present Past To Present tour visiting Sheffield and Nottingham

Indie rock band Del Amitri will celebrate their four decades of song on a tour which visits Sheffield and Nottingham this autumn.

Containing core members Justin Currie and Iain Harvie, the group will play at Sheffield City Hall on November 17 and Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on November 18.

Del Amitri - with core members Justin Currie and Iain Harvie - will perform at Sheffield City Hall on November 17 and at Nottingham Royal Concert Hall on November 18, 2026.placeholder image
Del Amitri - with core members Justin Currie and Iain Harvie - will perform at Sheffield City Hall on November 17 and at Nottingham Royal Concert Hall on November 18, 2026.

From their breakthrough in the late ’80s as a young Glasgow band through a run of era-defining albums and enduring radio staples, Del Amitri have carved out a singular place in British music. One of the UK’s most loved bands, their journey has been defined by sharp songwriting, soaring melodies and music that continues to resonate with audiences everywhere.

Their debut hit single Nothing Ever Happens launched a run of successes including Always The Last To Know and the later US Top 10 smash Roll To Me. Del Amitri sold more than six million records worldwide between 1985 and 2002, a period when they released six studio album

Following a hiatus, Justin Currie and Iain reunited for acclaimed UK tours and returned in 2021 with Fatal Mistakes, their first new studio album in 18 years. Extensive touring followed across the UK, Europe, Australia and North America.

The ‘Present Past To Present’ UK tour this year will celebrate every chapter of the band’s story: the early breakthroughs, the chart years, the renaissance and what comes next. A career-spanning setlist will bring together classic singles, fan favourites and newer material, a reminder that Del Amitri’s songs remain as vital as ever.

Tickets to see Del Amitri in Sheffield cost £33.50, visit www.sheffieldcityhall.co.uk. Tickets for the band’s Nottingham show cost from £31.50, go to www.trch.co.uk

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