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Sunday 1st February – 2 to a Bar

Alasdair Dow and Stuart Honeyman are both solo artists, who also play in bands and for this gig they appear in their duo format ‘2 to a Bar’. Expect some traditional songs, some covers and some of their own original songs.

Alasdair is a singer-songwriter whose EP was described as ‘exquisitely done’ by Mark Radcliffe on Radio 2. Stuart’s songs combine heartfelt lyrics, hooks and fluent guitar playing. Together they describe their music as folk, influenced by rock, soul, blues & classic pop……

Sunday 8th February – Grant Simpson

Back between international tours, we’re glad that Grant Simpson is able to be with us on his home ground. Grant plays fiddle, guitar, mandola and bouzouki. An Edinburgh based musician originally from Lossiemouth, he is an entertaining solo performer who brings a sense of humour to his concerts, combining Scottish traditional music and songs with more contemporary work including his own compositions.

Grant is the youngest member of the well-known Scottish Folk Band North Sea Gas, touring America, Europe, Scotland, the UK and beyond. We’re pleased that this accomplished vocalist and multi-instrumentalist is able to be with us again. A night not to miss…..

Sunday 15th February – Sandie Wyles & Dave Wilkinson

Edinburgh based Americana duo Sandie & Dave play and sing a mixture of original songs and their favourites from acts who have inspired them. Look out for hints of Gillian Welch, Willie Nelson and the Carter Family in their singing.

Sandie is a winner of Musselburgh's Song Writing Competition and regularly plays in Edinburgh and around the country. Dave’s influences include The Smiths, Woody Guthrie, Townes, Van Zandt, and Richmond Fontaine amongst others.

Sandie’s album ‘River of Life’ and Sandie & Dave’s recent release ‘Line up some Country’ have both been very well received.

Sunday 22nd February – Christine Kydd

Christine Kydd sings a range of mainly Scottish songs ranging from her interpretations of Burns and other traditional Scottish songs, through to more contemporary songs and her own compositions. She has worked with many well known Scottish folk musicians of the last few years, touring extensively and recording both solo and collaborative albums, In 2018 she was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame.