Blue Rose Code are just one of those bands that cross over genres with ease and even for those unaware of their work a single live set will win you over. The talent just oozes from the band surrounding Ross Wilson and we are delighted to have Blue Rose Code in Troon as part of the Out of Bounds week.

This is an all-seated performance and tickets will be allocated manually from front to back at the time of purchase – as a result, the capacity is lower and we expect a sell-out.

Full bar and food service will be available.

Blue Rose Code
“One of the greatest live acts around right now so if you get a chance to see them in any of their many guises do yourself a favour and go.” Americana UK

Ross Wilson aka Blue Rose Code writes songs straight from – and to – the heart. They address universal themes of love, loss, home and faith in a deeply personal way and seamlessly blend folk, Americana, jazz, soul and pop influences into something truly unique.

2022 was spent touring the UK and Ireland with The Proclaimers and playing on major festival stages including Black Deer, HebCelt, Wickham, Beautiful Days, Belladrum, Making Waves and Wood Festival as well as Tonder in Denmark. 2023 saw the band play a storming set at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall for Celtic Connections before embarking on a sell-out Scottish tour in major venues across the Spring and played mainstage at Cambridge Folk Festival in the summer.

A magnetic performer who loves to connect with his audience, Ross and the brilliant musicians he works with are now firmly established as one of the UK’s most uplifting and powerful live bands.

“A set of almost religious intensity and sincerity. Wilson makes widescreen soul in the spirit of Van Morrison, and was full of the holy fire of live performance.” The Times, Jan 2023

“Having had Blue Rose Code recommended to me for years but never managed to see them live, I can now more than see what the fuss is about.” Portsmouth News, Apr 2023″

Out of Bounds Festival
Out of Bounds will be a diverse celebration of live music and entertainment coinciding with the world’s greatest golf event returning to the Ayrshire coastal town and the message is to get across that while the Open Championship takes place Troon’s Open for business. Five nights of live music and entertainment are on offer using Troon Concert Hall as a “festival” hub. The event is being promoted by the events team behind the highly successful WinterStorm Rock Festival held each November and the building will be utilised fully with three separate areas and multiple events across the property throughout the week.