'Keep Partick Weird'
Acoustic music at the West End Festival
'Folk, Blues and Beyond' acoustic fringe festival returns for a second year to celebrate acoustic music as part of the West End Festival. Come along and see some of Glasgow's most talented musicians perform at popular West End acoustic music venues.
All events are free.
The acoustic festival is supported by Glasgow West End Website www.glasgowwestend.co.uk, Glasgow UNESCO City of Music and the participating venues: The Liquid Ship, Jinty McGuinty's, The Aragon, Rio's Cafe, Cafe Cherubini and Tchai Ovna Teahouse
Venue details and listings.
Sunday 13th June - Tuesday 15th June
Listings
Wednesday 16th June - Friday 20th June
Listings Monday 21st June - Sunday 27th June
'Folk, Blues and Beyond' acoustic fringe festival returns for a second year to celebrate acoustic music as part of the West End Festival. Come along and see some of Glasgow's most talented musicians perform at popular West End acoustic music venues.
All events are free.
Acts will include: Phil Campbell, Roy Moller, The Ballachulish Hellhounds, Jim Byrne, Jim McAteer, Paul Malcolm, The Dirt, Lynnie Carson and Hammond's Folly and The Doghouse Roses and .
If you like Folk, Roots, Country, Americana, Bluegrass, Celtic or Traditional Music these are performances not to be missed.
Listen in with Ciaran Dorris ( 5 - 7 p.m.) and Mary Kathleen Burke (7 - 9 p.m.) Sundays at Celtic Music Radio on 1530 AM and online at www.celticmusicradio.net). Catch some of the acoustic performers playing their music and being interviewed in the run up to, and during, the festival.
Jinty McGuinty's, world famous Glasgow West End pub, where you can can relax, listen and enjoy the excellent live entertainment
8 p.m. - 11 p.m.
Free
Sunday 13th June
Acoustic Sundays
Chris Rodger presents:
Jamie Flett, Crawford & Outi Smith and Alan McKim
Jamie Flett
Glasgow based folkster, but originally from Aberdeen. Recently released the acclaimed "Cold But Bright" Gritty folk/blues, supported by his all star backing band The Flaming Jets.
Alan McKim
started off 2010 with a bang in the lead up to his EP release in April. So far this year, Radio 1 play on Vic Galloway's show and a support slot with Brett Anderson (Suede). Alan is signed to Nettwerk One Music Limited Publishing.
Crawford & Outi Smith
are the perfect 'ying and yang' pairing. A Scottish/Finnish duo with equally balanced talents & songwriting skills. Crawford & Outi perform a mixture of optimistic modern folk songs with a dusting of sultry blues and jazz, a message of hope and the dreams we all have..
7 p.m. ? 10 p.m
Free
Alistair Ogilvy and friends
Scottish Traditional Music and more
Alistair is a young traditional/folk singer and musician from Strathblane, who has been having a lot of fun at Cherubini playing his own music and encouraging his talented friends to add to the entertainment. You'll have a great time and probably get to hear some Rabbie Burns songs.
Mark Di Lucca, the proprietor, may even make a special guest appearance.
Tapas menu available
8.30 p.m. - 12 p.m.
Free
San Fran and the Siscos
+ Scunner
San Fran and the Siscos are unique in that the band line-up changes for every gig. With an attitude and feel reminisent of the Pixies meets Michael Marra meets Aztec Camera, they seek to entertain and to draw you in to the storyline of their songs. Enjoy.
Scunner continue with their genre hopping theatrical odyssey with no stone left unturned whether it's glam pop electro folk showtunes or to put it simply,'cabarock', the genre coined for them by brendan o hare......these guys never stay still long enough either onstage or with their songwriting for anyone to pin them down!
8 p.m. - 11 p.m.
Free
Teahouse, Otago Lane, Glasgow G12
Michael Simons (fingerstyle guitarist)
Neil Sturgeon
Glasgow acoustic troubadour, signed to Neon Tetra Records, playing songs from his latest recording "Painting Pictures In The Dark, Volume One"
Jim Byrne
"Like breath of fresh air amongst Glasgow?s acoustic music scene". He has been a member of various successful bands over the years. With a rare mix of Cherokee Indian and Irish blood in his veins, his laconic bluesy style songs combine Americana, blues and folk.
Chris Rodger
Talented frontman of Glasgow folk rockers Hercules Mandarin.
8 - 11 p.m.
Free
Free Candy SessionsThe Blas Collective-folk flavoured folk sessions led by Jenn Butterworth
The Blas Collective is a group of professional folk musicians who perform regularly in The Rio Cafe, Glasgow. singing their favourite songs from a huge variety of genres including folk, rock, pop, country, blues, jazz......you will smile...a lot!
9 p.m. - 11 p.m.Teahouse, Otago Lane, Glasgow G12
James Lindsay (jazz bassist - quintet with guests)
8 p.m. Free
Listings
Wednesday 16th June - Friday 20th June
Listings Monday 21st June - Sunday 27th June