The Pineapple Thief play Delmar Hall on the Far and Wide Tour 2026, with all-ages shows and a strict no cameras, no audio, no video policy.
The Pineapple Thief play Delmar Hall on Sunday, November 29, as part of their Far and Wide Tour 2026. It's an all-ages show, so you can bring whoever you want.
The band is led by songwriter and producer Bruce Soord, and they've built a reputation for atmospheric music that blends emotional songwriting with a lot of sonic depth. A big part of that sound comes from drummer Gavin Harrison, who you might know from Porcupine Tree and King Crimson. With him on board, they put out Your Wilderness, Dissolution, Versions of the Truth, and It Leads to Thisāfour records that have earned them a fair amount of acclaim. Their live shows are known for being emotionally charged and immersive, and they're frequently compared to Porcupine Tree, Radiohead, The Smashing Pumpkins, and Tool, so you can get a pretty good sense of where they sit.
One thing to keep in mind before you go: Delmar Hall enforces a strict no cameras, no audio, and no video policy. You'll have to leave the phone in your pocket for this one and just listen.
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Doors open at 7 PM, and the show starts at 8 PM. Tickets start at $35, with reserved seating available at $55, $45, and $35.
