Slash brings Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators to the Scarborough Open Air Theatre for a night of the Flying Blind World Tour.
Slash is playing Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Thursday 1 July, with Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. It's a stop on the Flying Blind World Tour, and the set is built around the band's fifth studio album, Flying Blind, which came out in February 2027. It's a good time to catch them if you've been following the record since the start of the year.
It's been a decade since the group put out their debut together, 2012's Apocalyptic Love. Since then they've released two more hard-hitting records: the sprawling World On Fire in 2014 and the more streamlined Living the Dream in 2018. They've played stages all over the world in the years between — North America, Southeast Asia, Europe, the UK, and Australia, and as far as the Middle East, Russia and China. Flying Blind is their fifth, so the set should pull from a fair bit of ground.
Beyond Slash and singer Myles Kennedy, the band includes bassist Todd Kerns, drummer Brent Fitz and rhythm guitarist Frank Sidoris. They're often referred to as SMKC, and they've been playing together as a unit since that first record back in 2012. The Scarborough Open Air Theatre is billed as Europe's largest open air theatre, and it's built a reputation as a venue that hosts household names from around the world, so this fits right in.
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Doors open at 18:00, with a curfew of 22:30. It's a Thursday night in early July, so it's a mid-week one rather than a weekend gig.
