Niall McNamee: Intimate Indie Folk at Edinburgh's Cabaret Voltaire

Carlisle Sands Centre

Fisherman's Friends, the celebrated sea shanty group, are set to enchant Carlisle. Known for their spirited performances and authentic Cornish sound, the group gained widespread recognition following their hit album 'Keep Hauling' and the subsequent film adaptations. Their performances resonate with audiences of all ages, celebrating maritime tradition. The Carlisle Sands Centre, a premier venue in Carlisle, offers a capacity of over 2,000, ensuring an immersive experience. Carlisle, a historic city near the Scottish border, provides a fitting backdrop for this celebration of folk music. Past performances have garnered positive reviews, praising the group's energy and connection with the audience. Be prepared for an unforgettable evening filled with rousing sea shanties and captivating stories from the sea. Folk, Indie Folk, Music

Queens Hall Edinburgh

Breabach brings their innovative and captivating sound to Edinburgh. Known for their impressive musicianship and blending traditional Scottish music with modern influences, Breabach has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated following. The group features members who are individually accomplished, contributing to their dynamic and rich soundscapes. Edinburgh's Queens Hall, a renowned venue with a capacity of around 900, is celebrated for its excellent acoustics and intimate setting. The hall has hosted a wide array of performers across genres and continues to be a cultural hub in Edinburgh, a city steeped in history and famed for its vibrant arts scene and festivals. Expect a memorable evening filled with energetic performances and intricate arrangements, showcasing why Breabach remains a leading force in contemporary Scottish folk music. User reviews often highlight their engaging stage presence and the fresh, inventive approach they bring to traditional melodies.

Saint Luke's

Experience the enduring legacy of Steeleye Span, pioneers of British folk-rock, as they grace the stage at Saint Luke's in Glasgow. Since their formation in 1969, Steeleye Span has interwoven traditional folk melodies with rock instrumentation, captivating audiences with their renditions of classic tales. Expect to hear beloved tracks such as 'All Around My Hat,' 'Gaudete,' and 'Thomas the Rhymer,' showcasing their signature harmonies and instrumental prowess. Saint Luke's, a converted church in the heart of Glasgow's East End, offers an intimate setting with its exposed brickwork and stunning stained-glass windows. Glasgow itself, a UNESCO City of Music, provides a vibrant backdrop for this November evening of folk legends. Be part of the enduring story, echoing through generations.

The Glasshouse Internatio

Fisherman's Friends bring their captivating sea shanties to The Glasshouse International Centre for Music in Gateshead this April. Hailing from Port Isaac, Cornwall, this vocal group has charmed audiences worldwide with their authentic renditions of traditional maritime songs, since the release of their album "Port Isaac's Fisherman's Friends" in 2010. The Glasshouse, renowned for its excellent acoustics and modern facilities, provides an ideal setting for their performance. Gateshead, a vibrant town known for its iconic Millennium Bridge and thriving arts scene, eagerly anticipates this unforgettable musical event. Experience the camaraderie and spirit of the sea with Fisherman's Friends, promising an evening of rousing harmonies and timeless tales.