Fish at Portsmouth Guildhall

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Fish—real name Derek William Dick—is a singer-songwriter from Midlothian, Scotland.

Fish will be performing 1 event in Portsmouth on Sunday 23rd February 2025 at the Guildhall.

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Sun Feb 23 2025 Portsmouth, UK
	Official	Fish Portsmouth, Portsmouth Guildhall Main Auditorium (Standing & Seated)	from $69.35 inc fees	View Tickets
	Resale	Fish Portsmouth, Portsmouth Guildhall - Main Hall	from $134.08 inc fees	View Tickets
	Official	Fish Road To The Isles Farewell Tour Portsmouth, Guildhall	from $69.35 inc fees	More Info

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Address: Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square, Portsmouth, PO1 2AB
Telephone: 08448472362
Venue Capacity: 2500

The Guildhall is a live music and events venue based on Guildhall Square in Portsmouth. The biggest entertainment location in the city (it boasts a capacity 2,500), it was first opened back in the late 1800s, and has survived a bombing in WWII to continue to serve fans to this day.