Duncan McCrone, Cy Jack, Fraser Speirs and Mike Bryan – Arrochar
Saturday 5 October, 2024 at 7.30 p.m.
Duncan McCrone, Cy Jack, Fraser Speir and Mike Bryan In Concert
Three Villages Hall, Shore Road, Arrochar G83 7AB
Duncan, Cy, Fraser and Mike bring their much-acclaimed mix of original, contemporary and traditional folk/blues/roots-based songs to the lovely Three Villages Hall. Expect an evening of great singing, playing, stories from these four stalwarts of the Scottish folk and blues scene. With support from excellent local guests, it will be an evening to remember.
Original songs from Duncan and Cy include ‘Always Argyll’, ‘Honeymoon Bridge’, ‘Surf and the Silver Fishes’ and ‘Inveraray Summer Nights’, and there will be lots of opportunities to join in with many well-known classics. Added to the virtuosity playing of blues harmonica legend Fraser (Texas, Paolo Nutini Band, Muddy Waters, Lindisfarne, Carol Kidd and countless other iconic artists, and the wonderful guitar music of Mike, it’s a night not to be missed.
£14.00 entry, bring your own bottle.
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