The Proclaimers Tickets

In these days of overproduced "product" it is refreshing to witness great musicianship and enthusiastic playing. Craig and Charlie have lost nothing of the youthful exuberance that charmed the world I. The early 80's. Great melodies, witty, sometimes pointed lyrics, tight harmonies and backing band all combined to make for a great night. As they delivered song after song they showed off their undisputed talent for crafting great songs. A proud moment as a Scotsman to listen to my countrymen showing off their skills and whipping up the sing along crowd through there catalogue Thanks guys

The guys started the show on time, the main set was non-stop for over an hour and then they came back for a 15-minute encore peformance. This was the Proclaimersas we've come to love them. They gave us a terrific blend of old and new. We truly loved it.

They have incredible harmony! Wished they would have taken a break, and then come back to sing more songs...

The Proclaimers are ageless and timeless as our their most unforgettable songs!!!!

What a great high energy show! LOVED it! I would go see them again in a heart beat!

The opening act was a bit tentative and should get a performance coach to improve her confidence - she could be a future Carley Rae Jepson clone. The headliners have a very good band and I recognized a lot of the music from back-up sounds enhancing movies and television shows. I wasn't able to stay until the end of the show so I don't know how it ended, but the nearly sold-out diverse crowd was enthusiastic during the show and some had come wearing a wee bit of tartan.

The boys still look and sound wonderful! They have not lost their edge over the years at all. The best thing about these two is their harmony, still bang on from what I remember. A very entertaining evening.

This band has such a great sound and seeing them in a small venue like the casino was a great experience. It was a good concert and as an unexpected bonus there was a meet and greet with the guys afterward where you could shake their hands and buy their new cd. I would go see them again!

The Proclaimers played an awesome show!!! The venue wasn't the greatest - tables and chairs set up in banquet-style; however. there was a dance floor in front of the stage, which was all right.

They played almost everything I'd hoped to hear. The old acoustic tunes sounded greeeeeeat all punched up with a full band. Had a fantastic time.

Wow, I truly enjoyed the Proclaimers, they were fantastic. I'd travel 500 miles to see them again! ha ha

I enjoyed this performance. They have a unique and original sound. The Proclaimers were definitely worth seeing. Glad I took a chance.

The wife and I hesitated on this one, but in the end were glad we went. While the crowd really came alive any time they played anything from the 'Sunshine On Leith" album, it was a great show. The encore was a nice surprise too.

The energy is absolutely incredible...definitely a must see. This is my second time seeing them, the first was 5yrs ago and they just continue to get better.

I really enjoyed their show. Love the harmony the two brothers have. The guitars Zac also looks to have a good time. Being in a smaller venue is also a real treat. The whole concert seems so much more personal. Loved having the autographed CD as a keepsake.

Felt like I was at a Proclaimers' party rather than a concert! Everyone was dancing and singing, the place was abuzz! Had a great time. The only negative I have is that the band was louder than Craig and Charlie's croons and even drowned them out sometimes. The electrician needs to work on this......

You don't really expect CD quality sound in a concert. But that is what they delivered last night. They played songs for the past and songs from their new CD. The new songs are as powerful as the old. I can't think of a concert I enjoyed as much. Well maybe Rod Stewart or Elton John but the sound in the Saddledome is not as good. And those were not as intimate. Charlie and Craig Reid are really nice guys. After the concert they talked to everyone who waited in line, those who had or bought CDs could get them signed. Not just a quick scribble but with your name on it. They posed for photos with anyone who asked. I am eagerly waiting for their return.

The boys were still amazing to listen to, with their musical, singable songs that tell stories. The band behind them was tight, especially the lead guitarist. The audience was enthusiastic. The band stayed behind to sign the new CD, talk to fans, and have pictures taken. The Deerfoot Casino now has numbered seats, which made getting seated painless, although once the music started, many of us left our seats and danced on the dance floor for the whole show. My only complaint would be that the casino's sound system was a bit muddy. I will definitely go to see them when they come back.

The band was good - I love the room at the deerfoot - not too big, The Proclaimers sounded great. I loved their song selection, I go to see them everytime

Show was short (<90 mins) but sweet. Not a big fan of their newer stuff, but they played most of their best known oldies. Would walk 500 miles to see them again but not 500 more. Deerfoot Inn should offset the seating so that you are looking between shoulder gaps of the people in row ahead of you not the back of their heads. Lots of tall Scots in the audience!