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Deacon Blue Come Back To Liverpool As Part Of Their 2013 Tour.

Following a hugely successful sell-out tour in 2012 celebrating the 25th anniversary release of their debut album Raintown, and also the release of their Top 20 album The Hipsters, Deacon Blue have returned in 2013 to embark on their biggest tour in over a decade!

The December part of the tour will take in major cities around the U.K. in prestigious venues including Liverpool’s Echo Arena.

This is an opportunity to see the band perform their all-time classics such as Real Gone Kid, Dignityand Chocolate Girl plus tracks from their new repertoire which includes four A listed Radio 2 singles for 2012 from their album The Hipsters.

Deacons Blue’s Ricky Ross To Release New Album And Go On Tour In April.

Deacon Blue front man, Ricky Ross, hits the road again in April 2013 performing songs from Deacon Blue and his solo career, and telling the stories behind the songs.

In 2012 Ricky Ross celebrated 25 years in Deacon Blue, they released the top 20 album, The Hipsters and sold out their 17 date U.K. arena tour.

In 2013 Ricky plans on doing something a little different, it’s an opportunity for Ricky to play songs from his solo career, including tracks from his new solo album Trouble Came Looking, and Deacon Blue songs that you might not normally hear.

Deacon Blue, Gig Review. Liverpool Echo Arena.

Photograph by Ian D. Hall

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

There is something very enjoyable and musically intense about a Deacon Blue concert in Liverpool. Whether it is part of the Liverpool Summer Pops Festival or as part of a national tour in support of a major anniversary, there is always a huge appreciative and very vocal audience that welcomes them to the Liverpool Echo Arena.

Deacon Blue, The Hipsters. Album Review.

Originally published by L.S. Media. September 25th 2012.

L.S.Media Rating ****

When Raintown was released 25 years ago Deacon Blue strode aloft the pop world and made sure that the finality of the 1980’s British music lovers had another band that would be remembered fondly and for good reason. Now 25 years later and ten years elapsing since their last studio album, Deacon Blue have returned with all guns blazing and produced a record of incredible quality befitting the past and yet sounding new and exciting.