David Gray - Live in Scarborough - Grand Hotel

Scarborough really does offer something for everyone, from its pretty harbour, golden sandy beaches, two beautiful bays, parks and splendid shopping facilities.

David Gray, the multi-platinum singer-songwriter behind the iconic White Ladder, returns to the Yorkshire coast for one night at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, as part of his acclaimed Past & Present World Tour, performing a career-spanning set of unforgettable songs.

Following 68 sold-out shows across the globe in 2025 - including performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall and Dublin’s 3Arena – he’s sure to bring his soulful sound and storytelling to Scarborough, joined by very special guests The Divine Comedy

Expect timeless hits like Babylon, This Year’s Love, and Sail Away, alongside new material from his 13th album Dear Life, his most emotive work to date.

• Saturday evening admission to David Gray Live at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre (make your own way to the venue)
• Two nights dinner, bed and breakfast at the Grand Hotel, Scarborough
• Entertainment
• Time to explore the attractions of Scarborough

Built in 1863 the Grand Hotel takes pride of place overlooking Scarborough’s picturesque harbour and South Bay. Located in the town centre, this stunning Victorian building is ideally situated to enjoy the attractions and sandy beaches of this popular resort. Enjoy live entertainment in the beautiful ballroom, with performances from professional dancers and entertainers. Dine in the Harbour Lights restaurant and enjoy a delicious meal with stunning harbour views or visit one of the two hotel bars for a relaxed and chilled atmosphere.

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Regarded as one of the first ever seaside resorts in the UK, tourists and holidaymakers have flocked to Scarborough for over 300 years. As British seaside resorts go, Scarborough has it all; dramatic cliffs, two award-winning beaches and bays, a historic harbour, family attractions and even a castle!

Not forgetting it is also home to the fabulous Scarborough Open Air Theatre, which has played host to some of the biggest artists in the music industry.

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