Callum Beattie Edinburgh Castle Stage Times: Gig set times, support, tickets, setlist, age restrictions
It’s one of the biggest gigs to date for the rising star of Scottish music.
Callum Beattie released his fist single We Are Stars back in 2017 and since then has become a real word-of-mouth his in his native Scotland.
His anti-Brexit anthem Boris Song went viral in 2019 then a year later his debut album People Like Us reached the top 20 of the UK charts.
Since then there have been two further studio albums, 2023’s Vandals and this year’s INDI.
He’s well known for his passionate live shows and has been playing increasingly large gigs in the last year, culminating in a sold out show at Glasgow’s cavernous OVO Hydro arena.
When is Callum Beattie playing Edinburgh?
Callum Beattie will play Edinburgh Castle on Friday, July 10. Doors will be at 6.45pm.
Who is supporting Callum Beattie at his Edinburgh Castle gig?
Callum Beattie has announced that indie band Reverend and the Makers will be supporting him at Edinburgh Castle. The Sheffield band, who have previously supported Oasis, are led by singer Jon McClure, found fame with debut album with The State of Things in 2007, which spawned the UK top 10 single Heavyweight Champion of the World. Since then the band have released seven more studio albums, most recently this year’s Is This How Happiness Feels?
What are the stage times for Callum Beattie at Edinburgh Castle?
Doors are at 6.45pm and Reverend and the Makers will take the stage at 8pm, Callum Beattie will start his set at 9pm and the show will finish by 10.30pm
Are tickets still available for Callum Beattie at Edinburgh Castle?
If you've decided at the last minute that you'd like to go to the gig then you’re in luck - there are still tickets available, priced from £52.50 (plus the inevitable booking fee), here.
Are there any age restrictions for Callum Beattie at Edinburgh Castle?
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
What will Callum Beattie be playing at his Edinburgh Castle gig?
Expect to hear the majority of the following in Edinburgh, taken from a recent concert in Bristol.
- Two Pretenders
- War on the Streets
- Let Me Fall
- Pins and Needles
- Dead Man Walking
- Fireproof
- 25 Seconds
- Man Behind the Sun
- Sound of Sirens
- Daddy's Eyes
- Red
- Always Rains In Glasgow
- Something in My Eye
- Eyes on You
- Birthday
- Vandals
- Salamander Street
- Heart Stops Beating
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