Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries · 7:30 PM
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The Proclaimers at Easterbrook Hall
Doors, start time, travel and parking for Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries.
What time does The Proclaimers come on stage at Easterbrook Hall?
The Proclaimers plays Easterbrook Hall — one date, 17 December 2026.
The listed start time is 7:30 PM.
Doors are not published. At a hall they usually open 60 minutes before, which is about 6:30 PM.
A concert runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, so expect to be out around 10:00 PM.
The Proclaimers at Easterbrook Hall: dates
$174.16 approx. — this venue sells tickets in British pounds.
Prices checked 11:45 AM on Nov 3.
Where is Easterbrook Hall?
The Crichton, Bankend Rd, Dumfries DG1 4TA, UK Open in Google MapsHow do I get to Easterbrook Hall?
Nearest station: Dumfries Railway Station (ScotRail, primarily on the Glasgow South Western lines), about 15 minutes' walk.
Buses: 1, 2, 3.
By train
For those travelling to Easterbrook Hall by train, the nearest and most convenient station is Dumfries Railway Station. This station is located approximately a 15-20 minute walk from the venue, covering a distance of about 800-1000 metres, depending on the route taken. Dumfries Station is served by ScotRail, primarily on the Glasgow South Western Line, connecting it to various towns and cities across Scotland and the north of England. While direct trains from London are infrequent, it is well-connected via services from Glasgow or Edinburgh. Journeys from major UK cities typically involve changes, with approximate travel times from London being around 5-6 hours, from Manchester around 3-4 hours, and from Birmingham around 4-5 hours. Edinburgh to Dumfries is usually around 2.5-3 hours with a change. The station itself offers essential facilities including a ticket office, waiting areas, and accessibility services.
By bus
Reaching Easterbrook Hall by bus is a straightforward affair, with several convenient stops located within easy reach of the venue. The closest bus stops are typically situated on nearby main roads such as Whitesands or Shakespeare Street. Key bus routes that serve these stops include numbers 1, 2, and 3, which form the core of the Dumfries town service. These routes connect various neighbourhoods and outlying areas of Dumfries to the town centre, making it accessible for local residents. For those travelling from further afield, buses arrive at the Dumfries Bus Station, which is a short walk from Easterbrook Hall. While specific night bus services may vary depending on the day and season, the main daytime routes offer regular services throughout the week. Journey times from the Dumfries Bus Station to the vicinity of Easterbrook Hall are minimal, usually just a few minutes on foot. Local bus operators include Stagecoach.
Travel notes for Easterbrook Hall, from our venue guide.
Where can I park at Easterbrook Hall?
Sat nav: DG1 2BU
Driving to Easterbrook Hall in Dumfries is relatively straightforward. If approaching from the M74 motorway, take Junction 15 and follow signs for Dumfries A709. Continue on this road, which will lead you into the town centre. The nearest postcode for sat-nav purposes, which is close to the venue, is DG1 2BU, though the venue itself is centrally located. Parking options in the immediate vicinity of Easterbrook Hall are varied. There is typically some on-street parking available, although this can be limited and time-restricted. Several public car parks are also within a short walking distance, including those at Loreburn Street and St. Michael's Street, which are usually multi-storey or surface car parks. Estimated parking costs can range from £1-£2 per hour, with daily rates often capped at around £8-£10, though these are subject to change. Park and ride facilities are not a prominent feature in Dumfries town centre. Accessibility for disabled drivers is usually accommodated in designated bays within the public car parks.
Before you go to Easterbrook Hall
- Age: All ages.
From Easterbrook Hall's own published notes. Your ticket is the authority.
Accessibility at Easterbrook Hall
Easterbrook Hall is committed to ensuring accessibility for all its visitors. The venue offers step-free access at its main entrances, and where there are level changes, lifts are available to access different floors and areas. Wheelchair users will find accessible seating areas within the main hall, offering good views of the stage. The venue is equipped with accessible toilet facilities that are clearly signposted and maintained to a high standard. For those with hearing impairments, induction loop systems are typically available in the main hall, so it's advisable to check with the venue beforehand for specific event coverage. Assistance dogs and service animals are welcome throughout the venue. Designated accessible parking bays are usually available in nearby public car parks. The venue's staff are trained to offer assistance and support to visitors with disabilities, and visitors are encouraged to contact the venue in advance to discuss any specific accessibility requirements they may have.
How much are The Proclaimers tickets at Easterbrook Hall?
The cheapest listing on the dates above is $174.16 before fees.
Resale prices move; the figure is the lowest we recorded at the last check, so check the date you want.
The Proclaimers at Easterbrook Hall: your questions answered
What time does The Proclaimers come on stage at Easterbrook Hall?
The Proclaimers is listed to start at 7:30 PM at Easterbrook Hall. Doors are not published with the listing; Easterbrook Hall is a hall, where they usually open about 60 minutes before — around 6:30 PM. A concert runs about 2 hours 30 minutes, which puts the finish near 10:00 PM. That is an estimate, not a published curfew.
What time do doors open for The Proclaimers at Easterbrook Hall?
We hold no published doors time for this run. Easterbrook Hall is a hall, where doors typically open 60 minutes before the advertised start, so about 6:30 PM for a 7:30 PM start. Your ticket is the authority.
How early should I arrive for The Proclaimers at Easterbrook Hall?
No doors time is published for this run. Easterbrook Hall usually opens 60 minutes before the advertised start, which would be about 6:30 PM for the 7:30 PM start, so anything from then gets you in ahead of it.
What is the nearest station to Easterbrook Hall?
The nearest station to Easterbrook Hall is Dumfries Railway Station, served by the ScotRail, primarily on the Glasgow South Western lines, about 15 minutes' walk.
Where can I park at Easterbrook Hall?
Driving to Easterbrook Hall in Dumfries is relatively straightforward. If approaching from the M74 motorway, take Junction 15 and follow signs for Dumfries A709. Continue on this road, which will lead you into the town centre. Sat nav: DG1 2BU.
Where is Easterbrook Hall?
Easterbrook Hall is at The Crichton, Bankend Rd, Dumfries DG1 4TA, UK.
Is there an age limit at Easterbrook Hall?
All ages.