The Proclaimers, with support from Kirsten Adamson, play classic hits and tracks from their new album at The London Palladium.
The Proclaimers are playing the London Palladium on Wednesday 28 October, with Kirsten Adamson on support. It's Craig and Charlie Reid returning to the stage in 2026 with their thirteenth studio album, their first run of shows since the Dentures Out world tour, which ran for fourteen months and wrapped up in August 2023.
The set will pull from both ends of their catalogue. They'll play the songs most people know — 'I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)', 'Sunshine on Leith' and 'Letter from America' — alongside tracks from the new album. Their sound sits at the cross of pop, folk, punk and new wave, and they've been at it for more than three decades. That body of work has reached beyond the records, too: it inspired a hit musical and a film, and on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs, David Tennant called them his favourite band of all time. Coldplay's Chris Martin has also praised 'Sunshine on Leith'.
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It's a family-friendly one: the show is recommended for ages four and over, and anyone fifteen or under needs to be accompanied by an adult. The venue is the London Palladium on Argyll Street, W1F 7TF, in the West End.
