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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.

Sunday 1st March – Davy Louden

The Wee Folk Club is pleased to welcome Davy Louden back again. Davy takes his audiences on a nostalgic trip with a lovely mix of his own songs and the songs of some legends from the 50s and 60s. Some examples of Davy’s own work include "Just Another Love Song", "If I Had You" and "No Man’s Land". The fact that audiences sing along after just one chorus demonstrates the infectious quality of Davy’s song writing, they could well have been the songs that Buddy Holly never wrote. His songs are delivered in a wonderful, gentle and engaging style. If you like quantity as well as quality then come along to see this lovely humble performer…… You will not regret it…..

Sunday 8th March – Barbara Dymock & Chris Marra

Barbara and Christopher have many and varied musical collaborations behind them and a vast experience of performing. Barbara has sung all her life and started gigging in her late teens with the band Ceolbeg and cappella trio Fair Game. After a long silent break to raise a family and pursue a medical career, she returned to sing with Rathlin, Fon a Bhord, Sinsheen, and The Barbara Dymock Band. Currently, as well as performing with Chris, she sings with a Wheen o’ Wimmin, and in the trio Choras. Chris has been a musician since his teens, working in different genres including rock, pop and Theatre. In the folk genre he recorded and perfomed with his brother Michael Marra and produced albums for Michael and the legendary Saint Andrew. He produced and played on Barbara’s well-received album: “Leaf an’ Thorn”.

Sunday 15th March – Karen Pfeiffer & Paul Walker

Karen & Paul perform self-penned and imaginatively arranged songs, delivered with guitar, woodwind instrumentation and occasional percussion. They are acclaimed for their image provoking songwriting, expressive vocals and authentic musicianship, their gigs show their warmth, humour and their remarkable ability to engage with their audience. Karen’s natural theatricality and life affirming playful energy compliment charmingly with Paul’s calm geniality and combined they give a great performance. The duo has toured extensively throughout the UK including at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and in New Zealand, Australia, Germany & Ireland.

Sunday 22nd March – Mike Breen

We are delighted to welcome Mike Breen back to The Wee Folk Club.

Mike (guitar & vocals) is an Edinburgh based musician, he incorporates a wide range of styles in his performances, playing solo and with other musicians locally and touring internationally. He started singing in the school choir at 13 and played his first guitar at 15 and to quote him has been “Bin screaming me 'ead off ever since!”. Mike also works his magic as a sound engineer and producing events for other musicians.

Sunday 29th March – Martin Lennon

Martin Lennon (guitar & vocals) happily admits to being a grumpy old man of a certain age! He is a singer-songwriter who’s played in pubs and theatres, been in a ceilidh band, formed a dance company and performed across Scotland, England, Ireland, America and India. He writes and performs songs with a folk blues feel and has 2 albums - 'Crow' and 'Fish' with two more albums in the making! It’s good to have him back at The Wee Folk Club again.

Martin always gives us a thought provoking, interesting and entertaining evening.