Lewis Capaldi breaks Scottish concert record

The Scottish singer-songwriter sold more than 15,000 tickets for his DF Concerts-promoted show at P&J Live in Aberdeen

News By James Hanley | 26 January 2023

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Lewis Capaldi has broken the record for Scotland’s highest-selling indoor show. The 26-year-old Scottish singer-songwriter sold more than 15,000 tickets for his DF Concerts-promoted show at P&J Live in Aberdeen on Monday (23 January), smashing the previous record set by Gerry Cinnamon at the venue in November 2019.

Capaldi, who is represented by Alex Hardee and Ryan Penty of Wasserman Music, was in Aberdeen as part of his 2023 European arena tour.

“Monday’s show was absolutely phenomenal,” says Louise Stewart, interim…

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