Govan Music Festival 2023
15 – 19 March, 2023
The second Govan Music Festival presents a varied programme: from grass roots to high arts, folk, fusion, classical and hip hop.
Jennifer Andrew’s climate change songs unite all local schools to save the planet, diverse singers and dancers find the joy of free movement and celebrate giant murals. Anna Clyne’s cello concerto “Dance” dramatically pairs with Barber’s famous Adagio. The Scottish Recovery Consortium’s “Freed Up” bringing you a great evening out minus drugs and alcohol. Ando Glasgo and Musicians in Exile bring a turbo world music evening to Central Govan whilst Steg G and pals perform his new hip hop album, DEMONS, delve into post pandemic madness. Keep an eye out for string quartet and The Four Barons, mashing-up with Scotland’s top rappers!
Performances
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15/03/23 1:00-2:00pm, Fairfield Club Govan 211 Crossloan Road Glasgow G51 3XW
Tickets for Opening Concert Renew
Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance
15/03/23 – 7:30-9:30pm, Fairfield Club Govan 211 Crossloan Road Glasgow G51 3XW
Symphomania
16/03/23 – 7:30-9:00pm, The Pearce Institute 840-860 Govan Road Govan G51 3UU
Tickets: Music from Barber, Sibelius and Anna Clyne
Freed Up
17/03/23 – 6:00pm-10:30pm, Kinning Park Complex 43 Cornwall Street Kinning Park G411BA
Tickets: Freed Up and Govan Festival collaborate with music, food and dance
Musicians In Exile & Ando Glaso
18/03/23 – 7:30-9.30pm Govan and Linthouse Parish Church 796 Govan Road Glasgow G51 2YL
Tickets for Music in Exile and Ando Glaso
Demons
19/03/23 –7:00pm – 11.00pm, Glasgow’s Grand Ole Opry 2-4 Govan Road Glasgow G51 1HS
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