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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.

Sunday 5th April – Gary Anderson

Gary Anderson (Kinnaber Junction) com from Montrose on the East Coast of Scotland, Gary has played the length and breadth of Scotland and beyond. Solo and in his band format, he has played folk clubs and venues across Scotland and beyond, playing festivals such as Celtic Connections, Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival and The Big Burns Supper. He has opened for acts including Karine Polwart, Dougie Maclean and Blue Rose Code. His set will be a great mix of his own songs as well as some covers and more traditional songs.

Sunday 12th April – Eilidh Grant Trio

The Eilidh Grant Trio are vocalist Eilidh Grant, fiddle player Fiona Cuthill & Stevie Lawrence on acoustic guitar & bouzouki. Eilidh has a stunningly beautiful voice singing both classical folk songs and original material. She has performed solo and with bands including Real Time and Celtic Quines, touring Scotland, the rest of the British Isles & Europe. She now also runs a music school on the West coast of Scotland.

Fiona is a classically trained violin player who later studied traditional/ folk styles of playing. She has played in a range of Ceilidh and other bands including Real Time, Rallion and the Wendy Weatherby Band. She is also a composer, session musician & arranger.

Stevie Lawrence has toured worldwide with bands such as Cruachan, The Iron Horse and The Red Hot Chilli Pipers. He is also a session musician who has arranged and produced music for artists across a diverse range of genres. His current interests include working with Kyle Warren & the country band Raintown.

Sunday 19th April – Kenny Speirs

Kenny Speirs (Vocals & Guitar) comes from the Scottish Borders. He is popular playing folk clubs and festivals across Scotland, the UK and around Europe. Kenny sings traditional Scottish songs and his own compositions, playing solo (as at this gig) and with his band Real Time.

Sunday 26th April – Jim & Susie Malcolm

Jim & Susie Malcolm are well known and respected Scottish musicians, we are pleased that they have been able to fit another gig at The Wee Folk Club into their busy international touring schedule.

Jim Malcolm is the ultimate Scots troubadour and has been travelling the world with his guitar, harmonicas, and engaging wit for more than 30 years. He was lead

singer of the multi award winning band Old Blind Dogs and now largely performs solo or as this evening in a duo with his wife Susie,

Susie is an award-winning traditional singer, she sings songs from the North East of Scotland and has a penchant for ballads. Jim sings the traditional songs of Scotland and his own masterfully crafted songs in a style which is modern and accessible, yet utterly authentic.