Tickets available from the bar, weefolkclub@outlook.com or text 07977 561604
Sunday 12th October – Duncan McCrone & Cy Jack
Duncan McCrone (vocals and guitar) & Cy Jack (vocals and bass), have performed together for many years touring with a range of bands including Hot Toddy, Dapplegrim, The Clydesiders, Tron and The Duncan Mc Crone Band. As well as being wonderful musicians, they are well known songwriters, whose songs are covered by a wide range of artists and also write music for film and television.
This will be an evening of Scottish traditional, contemporary and original music…..
Definitely one not to be missed!....
Sunday 19th October – Graham Carter
Graham Carter is a Traditional Singer and Guitarist who lives in South Lanarkshire, he is well known around Scottish Folk Clubs as an organiser and a musician used to performing in his own right and also supporting major artists. He has a wide repertoire of songs including sea shanties, travellers songs, bothy ballads, bawdy songs and more from throughout the British Isles.
We are delighted that he is returning to play for us again at the Wee Folk Club. Come along and enjoy what will be a good evening..…
Sunday 26th October – Amy Baillie with Maureen Brack
It is not often we get to welcome a Grandmother/Granddaughter combination but this one is outstanding. Both have played the Wee Folk Club for us before as part of Brack’n’File, as solo acts and together. It is often said that family groups are better because their voices blend so well together, this is certainly true of these wonderful ladies. They bring their experience of life, of music festivals, radio and larger venues to our Wee Folk Club. Expect some well known traditional and contemporary songs together with some of Amy’s own compositions.
Book early for this concert – Tickets are selling quickly & come along to enjoy excellent guitar and amazing vocals!.…
Sunday 2nd November -
We are pleased to welcome Ronnie Miller back for a solo gig at the Wee Folk Club.
Ronnie has performed solo and in bands, playing a range of different guitars and songs in a variety of styles and genres. His song writing reflects this variety of influences and produces a range of interesting and quite different pieces, as showcased on his recent CD. He currently plays with a range of musicians and bands including the popular Hoolet.
Sunday 9th November – Johnston & Gordon
It is good to welcome Euan Johnston & Andrew Gordon back to The Wee Folk Club.
Two excellent vocalists and musicians, playing guitar and bodhran, they are each great solo artists and as a duo “mighty and stirring”. They also form two thirds of the popular scottish band Skelpt.
Euan & Andrew don’t take themselves too seriously and their concerts show their passion for traditional and more recent Scottish and Irish music and indeed everything Scottish!
Sunday 16th November – John Davidson
John Davidson is a Perthshire based folksinger. A stalwart of the Scottish folk scene, he is a founder member of Tarneybackle and has also worked as a solo entertainer for the last three decades.
We’re pleased to welcome John back to the Wee Folk Club, this award winning singer will entertain us with an eclectic mix of songs from Scotland and beyond.
Sunday 23rd November – Ragged Glory
We’re delighted that Ragged Glory have agreed to play the Wee Folk Club for this gig, their shows are always popular……
Charlie Milne, George Archibald, Jim & May Weatherston play around Edinburgh and beyond. Their great vocal harmonies supported by excellent guitar & mandolin playing make for a wonderful sound across their range of traditional and more contemporary material. With three singer songwriters in the band there will also be some of their own compositions to enjoy.
Come along to an evening which is bound to be one of excellent guitars, amazing vocals, good music and fun….. You really shouldn’t miss this one!
Sunday 30th November -
We’re glad to welcome the Scottish band Skirlie back to The Wee Folk Club….
Skirlie is a Scottish dish with a mixture of Oats and Onions fried in Butter which is normally added to a main course, this is how Skirlie approach their music!…
Their particular mix is a four piece band -
An evening of Scottish Traditional Celtic Transatlantic folk music to enjoy!!