BBC Radio 2’s Vernon Kay brings his Dance Sounds of the 90s: The Live Tour to Scarborough Spa on Friday 6 November, promising a night of dance anthems, fashion and rave culture from the decade.
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Pop icon Ronan Keating is bringing his world tour celebrating his 30-year career to Yorkshire next summer, playing Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Sunday 18 July 2027.
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Two of Britain’s most enduring singer-songwriters bring a joint tour to Yorkshire next summer, with Jack Savoretti and James Morrison co-headlining The Piece Hall, Halifax, on Friday 18 June 2027, and Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Friday 9 July.
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Having first announced their return to Scarborough as a must-see date for fans of classic rock, Hollywood Vampires finally brought their star-studded line-up back to the Yorkshire coast in spectacular fashion.
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A proliferation of pink fluffy cowboy hats gave Scarborough Open Air Theatre an air of hen do when Scissor Sisters came to town but look more closely and you saw people of all stripes in the crowd.
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Fifty years on from the start of punk’s golden reign, The Sex Pistols, supported by The Stranglers and The Undertones, packed a significant punch at Scarborough.
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Fresh from a run that has cemented his status as one of contemporary soul-pop’s biggest voices, Teddy Swims delivered a standout headline performance in Scarborough on 23 July 2026.
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‘Don’t pass out on me, man,’ says Teddy Swims at one point during his Scarborough set, urging audience members to drink water as well as alcohol.
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‘Anybody here into sport?’ asks Ian Broudie after thirty minutes on stage. A cheer from the crowd leads to a rendition of Three Lions, the football anthem that he wrote with Frank Skinner and David Baddiel thirty years ago.
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