Phamie Gow, The Tron, 14 April, 2016.

Phamie Gow
Tron Theatre
14 April, 2016.
International musician, composer, singer/songwriter and recording artist Phamie Gow is reknowned for her innovative and groundbreaking playing and compositions for the celtic lever harp, and her new piano compositions are recognized as creating a new sound in the celtic/classical crossover world. A regular on Classic FM, Phamie is currently Caffe Nero’s number 1 most-played artist and was awarded The Kindred Spirit Award for Music in 2015.
£7.50
Box Office: 0141 552 4267
Tron Theatre Ltd., 63 Trongate, Glasgow, G1 5HB
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