Deacon Blue is a Scottish pop-rock band founded in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1985. The band was formed by Ricky Ross and Lorraine McIntosh, among others, and they have captured audiences with their melodic tunes and poignant lyrics. Throughout their career, they have been associated with the pop and rock music genres.
After their formation, Deacon Blue quickly gained popularity, with their debut album 'Raintown' released in 1987, which was a significant success in the UK. The band's ability to blend emotional depth with catchy pop melodies was evident in hits such as 'Dignity' and 'Real Gone Kid'. Over the years, they have produced numerous acclaimed albums including 'When the World Knows Your Name' and 'Homesick'. Deacon Blue has also received several awards for their contributions to the music scene.
Having disbanded in 1994, they reformed in 1999 and have continued to release new music and tour internationally, maintaining a loyal fan base.
