return as part of the Boaty Weekender, a cruise festival curated by Belle & Sebastian sailing from Barcelona to Cagliari on 8–12 August 2019. Prior to participating in the Boaty Weekender, the band announced a warm-up show at Saint Luke's & The Winged Ox in Glasgow on 5 August with proceeds donated to the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice in memory of Carey Lander. After tickets for the show were sold out, the band added a second date with proceeds also being donated. For these shows and the Boaty Weekender, the band brought in Donna Maciocia, formerly of Amplifico, on keyboards and backing vocals. On 5 August 2019, Camera Obscura hinted at the possibility of releasing new music when responding to a tweet referring to Desire Lines as their "5th and final album," to which the band replied "It's definitely our fifth album.....". The band confirmed in May 2020 that they were preparing a new album, but had been forced to delay recording it due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Members Current members Tracyanne Campbell – vocals, guitar (1996–2015, 2018–present) Gavin Dunbar – bass (1996–2015, 2018–present) Lee Thomson – drums (2000–2015, 2018–present) Kenny McKeeve – guitar, vocals (2001–2015, 2018–present) Current touring musicians Tim Cronin – trumpet, percussion (2009–2015) Donna Maciocia – keyboards, vocals (2019) Former members John Henderson – vocals, percussion (1996–2004) Richard Colburn – drums (1998) David Skirving – vocals, guitar (1998–2001) Lindsay Boyd – keyboards (2000–2002) Nigel Baillie – trumpet, percussion (2002–2009) Carey Lander – piano, organ, vocals (2002–2015; died 2015) Former touring musicians Frànçois Marry – trumpet, percussion, guitar (2003–2009) Discography Albums Singles Compilations and EPs Rare UK Bird (December 1999, Quattro) Japan-only 4AD Sessions EP (19 April 2014, 4AD) Record Store Day Other contributions Acoustic 07 (2007, V2 Records) – "Let's Get Out of This Country" The Saturday Sessions: The Dermot O'Leary Show (2007, EMI) – "Super Trouper" See also List of bands from Glasgow List of Scottish musicians References External links Official site Musical groups established in 1996 Musical groups from Glasgow British indie pop groups Scottish indie rock groups 4AD artists 1996 establishments in Scotland Elefant Records artists Merge Records artists