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Custom House Square 2023: The Proclaimers cancel Belfast gig due to illness

The Proclaimers have announced that their upcoming Belfast gig has been cancelled.

In a statement issued on Sunday, the band said all of their remaining August and September UK Shows have been cancelled due to "Charlie having suffered voice loss linked to having a perforated eardrum".

"It has been further diagnosed that he cannot perform over the next few weeks and accordingly The Proclaimers have had to cancel their following performances," the statement added.

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Charlie said: "I’m very sorry that I can’t play these shows and thank everyone for all the fantastic support over this tour."

A spokesperson for CHSq said they hope to see The Proclaimers back in Belfast soon. Their gig was due to be on August 16.

"We wish Charlie a speedy recovery," they said.

"Ticketmaster will be in touch with ticket holders on Monday with refund information."

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Proclaimers cancel Custom House Square gig

The Proclaimers have cancelled their Belfast gig on Wednesday in Belfast.

The Custom House Square concert was due to be their biggest concert in the city yet.

In a press release on the band’s website, it was revealed that singer Charlie Reid is suffering with voice loss linked to a perforated ear drum and was forced to cancel the gig.

Other UK tour dates scheduled in August and September have also been called off as a result.

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The concerts cancelled were part of the Dentures Out tour, which has seen The Proclaimers play 96 shows so far.

Speaking about the cancellation, Charlie Reid said: “I’m very sorry that I can’t play these shows and thank everyone for all the fantastic support over this tour.”

Among the other shows cancelled was a Swansea Arena performance, along with appearances at festivals in Birmingham and Somerset.

Twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid came to prominence 34 years ago with their debut album This Is The Story.

Since then the Scottish hit-makers have enjoyed huge success across the globe.

The pair have enjoyed Gold and Platinum singles and albums in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

They have also inspired a musical, the play and film Sunshine on Leith. The movie was the fifth highest grossing Independent UK film of 2013.

The musical had its fourth UK run from April to June in 2018 with its biggest production to date by West Yorkshire Playhouse.

The Proclaimers released their twelfth studio album ‘Dentures Out’ in September 2022.

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The Proclaimers Announce 2023 Tour Dates

Tickets on general sale from Friday 21st October.

Following on from their sold out 35-date tour of the UK, Scottish pop duo The Proclaimers announce they will be returning to Australia in early 2023 for a national tour. They kick off their tour in Perth on the 24th February 2023. Tickets on general sale from Friday 21st October here .

Friday 24th February - Perth - Perth Concert Hall Sunday 26th February - Darwin - Entertainment Centre Tuesday 28th February - Cairns - Performing Arts Centre, Cairns Thursday 2nd March - Brisbane - QPAC Concert Hall Friday 3rd March - Gold Coast - Theatre 1, HOTA Saturday 4th March - Sydney - State Theatre Tuesday 7th March - Hobart - Odeon Theatre Thursday 9th March - Melbourne - Athenaeum Theatre Friday 10th March - Melbourne - Athenaeum Theatre Saturday 11th March - Adelaide - tbc "We're really glad to be heading back to Australia. A truly great nation with audiences who've been supporting us since we first toured the country in 1989" - Craig & Charlie Reid, The Proclaimers

Twins Craig and Charlie Reid and their superb four-piece band will perform all their big hits including 'I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)', 'I'm On My Way', 'Sunshine on Leith', 'Letter From America' and favourites from across their entire career including songs from new album Dentures Out. September 2022 saw The Proclaimers release their 12th studio album Dentures Out, recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Wales with producer Dave Eringa. James Dean Bradfield from the Manic Street Preachers guests on two songs.

Kicking off a 14-month World tour with a main stage appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival in June, followed by a series of summer festivals and regional concerts, The Proclaimers have nearly sold out all 35 dates on their upcoming UK and Ireland tour between October and December.

Strikingly individual, twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid emerged 31 years ago with their debut album This Is The Story and Top 3 single 'Letter From America'. Since then, their enduring appeal across generations has, over the years, seen them enjoy huge success across the globe.

The Proclaimers have carved out a niche for themselves in the netherworld where pop, folk, new wave and punk collide. Their songs are timeless, capturing a gamut of human emotions, written with poignancy, emotional honesty, political fire and wit. Their songs feature at weddings, funerals and everything in-between.

Born in Leith in 1962, the brothers grew up in Edinburgh, Cornwall, and Auchtermuchty in Fife. At home, they listened to early rock n' roll and country greats such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Merle Haggard and Hank Williams. At school, they played in punk bands and formed The Proclaimers in 1983. With a fervent live following growing in Scotland, their first big break came in 1986 when they were invited to tour with The Housemartins.

In subsequent years, they have enjoyed Gold and Platinum singles and albums in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. They have even inspired a musical, the play and film Sunshine on Leith.

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St George’s Hall, Bradford The withering despair of the Reid twins’ latest album is punctuated with four decades’ worth of lung-busting anthems

‘B ritain’s old and rather thin,” are the first words out of the mouth of Craig Reid at St George’s Hall as the Proclaimers perform the title track from their latest record, Dentures Out. From an album they describe as their most political in years, the track – propelled by a breezy and melodic guitar line – explores notions of a fading and deluded country. “The theme of the album is people dreaming of an England that is gone or perhaps never existed,” they said recently .

Despite its never-more-relevant backdrop of a Britain in “terminal decline”, the new album is represented minimally tonight. Its fairly light touch and broad anti-rightwing politics are largely outweighed by crowdpleasing favourites, be it about ageing sexual decline on Over and Done With or an ode to love on Let’s Get Married. On the latter, the pair manage to take what feels like an intimate arms-around-one-another pub singalong and amplify it into every corner of the room, delivered punchily by a band who spend the evening swinging between classic rock, country, folk and pop.

The Proclaimers have never been one to get lost chasing zeitgeists, instead remaining almost defiantly out of sync with musical trends – something that is reflected as they hurtle through their near 40-year catalogue, playing 20-odd songs in 90 minutes. Charlie and Craig Reid’s voices are in great shape, overlapping and interlocking in mellifluous harmony as they glide from quiet croon to rousing boom, often while creeping up and exploding in unison with the band, who are a forceful, almost rigidly tight unit. While the formula can get a bit repetitive, the tenderness of a track such as Sunshine on Leith, dripping in melancholic lap steel, radiates timelessness.

I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) does its job of sending the room into a lung-busting singalong, rounding off an evening of unashamedly earnest pop-rock. Be it touching sentiments about their beloved Scotland, their withering disdain for Tory Britain, or the lengths one would go to for love, the Proclaimers still sound unapologetically themselves.

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The Proclaimers, Hastings NZ, 2023

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22nd march 2023 toitoi, hastings, new zealand..

Review by Rob Harbers . Photography by Andrew Caldwell .

In the mid-80s, 2 sets of brothers with the surname of Reid, both from Caledonian climes, appeared on the musical landscape. Both of them authentically, but in very different fashions, expressed the sound of their background. The first to emerge were Jim and William, the force behind The Jesus and Mary Chain , who in their devotion to noise and feedback conveyed the grimness of a Glaswegian upbringing.

A year or two later, there emerged from Edinburgh the Proclaimers, with twins Charlie and Craig being initially known for their heavily accented vocals, their manifesto best expressed in early single ‘Throw the R away’. It’s probably highly unlikely that Jim and William will ever conduct a wide-ranging tour of Aotearoa, but Craig and Charlie have done so several times, and are currently nearing the end of their latest sojourn, with gigs in Hamilton and Auckland still to come, closing out the trip. But tonight it was the turn of Hastings’ ToiToi to host them, and if the reception they received is anything to go by, they’ll be welcomed back anytime!

First up, it fell to The Bads to get the crowd warmed up. This duo were the subject of my first live review for this site , and after a century of reviews and 2.5 years, we’ve come full circle! Unfortunately though, due to an overly bright sound mix, tonight’s performance failed to impress as much, despite their best efforts. While the dynamics suited Brett’s expansive guitar stylings, Dianne’s vocals weren’t able to be fully appreciated in this setting – which was a bit of a shame, given their expressive purity. In any case, they likely acquired a few new fans tonight, aided by Dianne’s expression of appreciation for being able to play in this setting, given the events of the last month or two – a sentiment that was enthusiastically received.

With the predominantly silver-haired audience having wet their whistles, it was then the turn of the Brothers Reid to take their place on the stage. Once they did, it was at a flat out, balls to the wall pace – if they were going to be walking a thousand miles, they were going to get there quickly! How quickly? They performed 24 songs in their hour and a half appearance – nae feckin aboot for these lads! This carried the crowd through much unfamiliar material, giving none the chance for ennui, although sometimes at the expense of clarity – a case in point being ‘Cap In Hand’, their early questioning of the state of the union, the wry lyrics of which got a little lost in the rush.

The highlight, for me, was a beautiful rendition of ‘Sunshine On Leith’, burnishing yet further the emotional depth of the original. This led in, via ‘I Met You’ from the same album, to the two songs that everyone was there for, and I suspect for a few present were possibly about the extent of their repertoire knowledge, namely ‘I’m On My Way’ and ‘I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)’, both of which got almost everyone on their feet. This brace closed out the main set, before a two-song encore, sadly not including the one I most wanted to hear, namely the aforementioned ‘Throw The R Away’, but regardless of my disappointment, pleasing the audience in any case.

Albeit that it was displayed at an accelerated pace, the talent of the backing musicians (the ones who aren’t brothers) was clearly evident, each being given ample opportunity to shine, while complementing the songs perfectly. So all in all, a great night out, with a band on top form, performing a huge setlist, with at least one or two songs to get you on your feet – what more do you need? As mentioned earlier, two more cities are yet to host, with Tamaki Makaurau’s Powerstation featuring a second show on Friday 24th (the original on the 25th having sold out), before the final gig on the 26th at Kirikiriroa’s Globox Arena. Residents of these areas – regard this as your warning of an opportunity not to be missed, and get there!

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Yes we where at the show but unfortunately for us all I got was sore ears and the beat that went right threw you couldn’t understand the words at all

Were you in about the middle row area of the ground floor? Have heard before that there’s a bit of a reverb spot there, experienced it for myself that night (in row L)

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Plus1 proudly presents The Proclaimers largest ever New Zealand tour, with the Scottish legends announcing nine concerts for March 2023. The Proclaimers featuring twins Craig and Charlie Reid and their superb four-piece band will perform Auckland, Hamilton, Hastings, Palmerston North, Wellington, Blenheim, Christchurch, Oamaru and Dunedin. Fans can look forward to hits like ‘I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)’, ‘I'm On My Way’, ‘Sunshine on Leith’, ‘Letter From America’ and favourites from across their entire career including songs from new album Dentures Out. Acclaimed Auckland duo The Bads (Brett Adams and Dianne Swann) will open all nine concerts. Tickets are available next week from Plus1.co.nz Pre-sale begins Tuesday 4 October | General on-sale Thursday 6 October THE PROCLAIMERS NEW ZEALAND TOUR 2023 Tuesday 14 March Opera House Oamaru Wednesday 15 March Town Hall Dunedin Friday 17 March Isaac Theatre Royal Christchurch Saturday 18 March ASB Theatre Blenheim Sunday 19 March Opera House Wellington Tuesday 21 March Regent on Broadway Palmerston North Wednesday 22 March Opera House Hastings Saturday 25 March Powerstation Auckland Sunday 26 March Globox Arena / Claudelands Hamilton More tour information available from Plus1.co.nz and the.proclaimers.co.uk September 2022 saw The Proclaimers release their 12th studio album Dentures Out, recorded at the legendary Rockfield Studios in Wales with producer Dave Eringa. James Dean Bradfield from the Manic Street Preachers guests on two songs. Kicking off a 14-month World tour with a main stage appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival in June, followed by a series of summer festivals and regional concerts, The Proclaimers have nearly sold out all 35 dates on their upcoming UK and Ireland tour between October and December. Strikingly individual, twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid emerged 31 years ago with their debut album This Is The Story and Top 3 single ‘Letter From America’. Since then, their enduring appeal across generations has, over the years, seen them enjoy huge success across the globe. The Proclaimers have carved out a niche for themselves in the netherworld where pop, folk, new wave and punk collide. Their songs are timeless, capturing a gamut of human emotions, written with poignancy, emotional honesty, political fire and wit. Their songs feature at weddings, funerals and everything in-between. Born in Leith in 1962, the brothers grew up in Edinburgh, Cornwall, and Auchtermuchty in Fife. At home, they listened to early rock n’ roll and country greats such as Jerry Lee Lewis, Merle Haggard and Hank Williams. At school, they played in punk bands and formed The Proclaimers in 1983. With a fervent live following growing in Scotland, their first big break came in 1986 when they were invited to tour with The Housemartins. In subsequent years, they have enjoyed Gold and Platinum singles and albums in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. They have even inspired a musical, the play and film Sunshine on Leith.

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Plus1 proudly presents The Proclaimers live at the magnificent Isaac Theatre Royal in March 2023 as part of their biggest ever New Zealand tour.

The Proclaimers featuring twins Craig and Charlie Reid and their superb four-piece band will perform hits like ‘I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)’, ‘I’m On My Way’, ‘Sunshine on Leith’, ‘Letter From America’ and favourites from across their entire career including songs from new album Dentures Out.

Strikingly individual, twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid emerged 31 years ago with their debut album This Is The Story and Top 3 single ‘Letter From America’. Since then, their enduring appeal across generations has, over the years, seen them enjoy huge success across the globe.

The Proclaimers have carved out a niche for themselves in the netherworld where pop, folk, new wave and punk collide. Their songs are timeless, capturing a gamut of human emotions, written with poignancy, emotional honesty, political fire and wit.

Acclaimed Auckland duo The Bads (Brett Adams and Dianne Swann) will open the concert.

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Updated at 3:36 p.m. on Thursday, April 18, 2024

One of Colorado’s marquee cycling events has been canceled for 2024.

Ride The Rockies was scheduled for June and hoped to take more than 2,000 riders on a route in northwestern Colorado, but the long-running tour failed to attract enough interest from participants, the organizers announced on Thursday.

“After much consideration and evaluation of the limited registration, we regret that Ride The Rockies 2024 is canceled. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the towns, participants, sponsors, crew, volunteers, and supporters who have had a role in making this ride so special for the past 37 years,” a statement on the group’s website read.

The organization’s post left it unclear if the event will return. “We are assessing the best options for this beloved ride,” the organizers wrote.

Ride The Rockies is a tour, not a race. This year’s installment was scheduled to run from June 9 to 15, covering 400-plus miles and more than 23,000 feet of vertical gain.

Just days before the cancellation, Ride The Rockies was advertising this year’s merch, camping locations, and sponsors. The tour was to include stops in Steamboat Springs, Craig, Meeker, Rangely, and Fruita.

Ride The Rockies' now former tour director Sabra Nagel lost her job at about the same time the cancellation was announced. She said she is devastated.

"I feel bad for all the communities that have worked so hard to bring this event that I'm devastated for the financial impact some of these communities are going to see because their hotels have been booked full and now people are going to be canceling those reservations," Nagel said. "This doesn't just impact me. This impacts hundreds of other people that have worked very hard with me since October of last year to prepare."

Meeker locals and cycling fans alike were surprised and disappointed

Stephanie Hanson, executive director of the Meeker Chamber of Commerce, saw the news of the cancellation on Facebook — just hours after receiving an email from the event about planning.

“Well, at first I thought it was a joke,” she said.

But then got a call confirming the news. 

Hanson made a point to say she wasn’t “angry or disgruntled,” and believes the organizers were as surprised as she was. She is disappointed, however.

While Ride the Rockies riders have zoomed through Meeker in years past, her community of just a few thousand people has never hosted an overnight stop. This year was going to be its chance.

“We're a small town, so saying 1,500 riders are staying overnight, that's huge for us because they come to our restaurants and our shops,” Hanson said. “And further you're introducing someone to a town that maybe they'll return to.” 

All the town’s lodgings had already been booked up, months in advance. One saving grace is that this does give local merchants time to adjust, Hanson said, though the chamber is giving people who’d still like to keep their reservations $20 to spend at local establishments.

News of the cancellation drew a flood of social media posts. Some commenters complained the routes had grown too easy, too hard, or too boring. But a sense of shock and sadness was the most common response.

“The feeling of camaraderie while looking ahead and behind at the line of cyclists all laboring up Loveland or Independence Pass, and the feeling of accomplishment rolling into the last stop for the night, the nice hot shower in the shower truck, a hearty meal and then settling down in the tent for a good night’s rest,” one woman wrote of her experience.

In years past, the event was so popular that slots were awarded by lottery. That wasn’t the case this year.

“A classic Colorado gem gone by the wayside,” one commenter wrote.

History of Ride The Rockies

Ride The Rockies was founded by The Denver Post in 1986. The inaugural ride took more than 1,500 riders from Grand Junction to Denver.

In 2021, it was sold by the Denver Post Community Foundation to an organization called Ventures Endurance Events, which is a subsidiary of Gannett USA Today. A new tour director came aboard early in 2023. Ride The Rockies was previously canceled in 2020 because of the pandemic.

Refunds for this year’s ride will be paid automatically, the organizers said, and those who registered will still get a commemorative jersey.

Former director Nagel said the cancellation is a blow to Colorado.

"I think this ride means everything to the state. Over 80 percent of our riders were Colorado riders. It's got a legacy. I think the impacts to Colorado are far wider and far deeper than anybody can actually put their mind around," she said.

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