The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame icons – whose chart-topping and era-defining career has seen them sell more than 40 million albums worldwide – delighted a capacity crowd at the Yorkshire coast arena.
The show started with an incredible opening salvo of One Way Or Another, Hanging On The Telephone and Call Me, the band did not let up as they delivered an incredible set which also included the hits The Tide Is High, Denis, Rapture and Maria.
Debbie Harry gushed over the Open Air Theatre as she told the crowd “What a beatuiful, beautiful area this is, you are very, very lucky people.”
The night was brilliantly opened by North West indie rock band The K’s.
Frontman Jamie said: “To be able to share a stage with an icon like Debbie Harry and Blondie is incredible.
"I found out she was there watching us for the last four songs, it’s a good job I didn’t see her as I’d have been nervous! It’s amazing, we’re so grateful to be here and so grateful for the crowd being as nice as they were."
Last week, the hit musical Mamma Mia! graced the theatre with a week long worth of events and this weekend, Rag ‘N’ Bone Man will perform on Saturday and Sting will perform on Sunday at the Open Air Theatre ahead of Paul Heaton next weekend.
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13. Blondie at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
The band delighted the crowd by mixing 'Heart Of Glass' with Donna Summer's 'I Feel Love' before the encore. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
14. Blondie at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
It was a great night which everyone enjoyed! Photo: Louise Perrin
15. Blondie at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
Debbie Harry smiles as the crowd sing back word-for-word. Photo: Cuffe and Taylor
16. Blondie at Scarborough's Open Air Theatre
It was a good night and a pleasure to see a legendary band in Scarborough. Photo: Louise Hollingsworth