Celtic Connections 2018 – Highlights from Scots Whay Hae!
Alistair Braidwood of Scots Whay Hae! has highlighted some of the events you’ll find at Celtic Connections 25th Anniversary Festival.
Worth Watching Out For
As usual you’ll find an impressive programme combining international and some lesser known gems:
Shelby Lynne & Allison Moorer, Kate Rusby, Shawn Colvin, Kathryn Williams, Beth Orton, Joe Henry and The Mavericks!
Some of Scots Whay Hae! top picks
Findlay Napier’s Glasgow – 20th Jan, The Mackintosh Church
Last Night from Glasgow: Carla J. Easton, Zoe Bestell and The Miss’s – 25th Jan, The Hug & Pint
James Yorkston and Sarah Hayes & Sara Kazmi – 30th Jan, The Glad Cafe
See the full list at Scots Whay Hae! for their ‘‘the best of the rest of the fest’…’
See full programme at Celtic Connections
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Celtic Connections on Twitter, and Celtic Connections on Facebook.
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