Formed in Glasgow in 1982 by Justin Currie, Del Amitri found their long‑term creative backbone in guitarist Iain Harvie, whose presence has been central to the band’s sound for decades. Their breakthrough came with the 1989 album Waking Hours, featuring the enduring hit ‘Nothing Ever Happens’ and the deliciously catchy ‘Kiss This Thing Goodbye.’ The early ’90s brought further global recognition with ‘Always the Last to Know’ and their biggest US success, ‘Roll to Me,’ which reached Number 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and remains a worldwide jukebox favourite.

Across seven studio albums, Del Amitri have sold over six million records, earning a reputation for sharp songwriting, wry lyricism and melodic, emotionally resonant rock that continues to connect across generations.

After a hiatus in the 2000s, the band returned for sold‑out reunion tours and, in 2021, released Fatal Mistakes, their first collection of new music in 18 years, reaffirming their signature sound for both long‑time fans and new listeners. Del Amitri are currently in the studio recording their new album which is set for a release later this year.

In 2027, the band celebrates their legacy with a powerful, career‑spanning Australian tour Past to Present: Four Decades of Their Greatest Hits.

Destroy All Lines Presents

Del Amitri
From Past to Present: Four Decades of their Greatest Hits

Tuesday 23rd February – The Astor Theatre, PERTH

Thursday 25th February – The Gov, ADELAIDE

Friday 26th February – Palais Theatre, MELBOURNE

Sunday 28th February – Odeon, HOBART

Wednesday 3rd March – Fortitude Music Hall, BRISBANE

Thursday 4th March – Enmore Theatre, SYDNEY

Saturday 6th March – Meow Nui, WELLINGTON

Sunday 7th March – Powerstation, AUCKLAND

TICKETS:

Presale: from Tuesday 21st July 9:00AM local

General Public On Sale: from Thursday 23rd July 9:00AM local

Sign Up For Presale: https://www.destroyalllines.com/tours/del-amitri

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