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The WEE Folk CLUB  Sunday nights at 8pm in the Lounge  Tickets £8 (cash only please)


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 - George Machray

Whether it’s quirky and funny ditties or poignant ballads, George Machray (guitar & vocals) is your man. Hailing from east Lothian, singer-songwriter George Machray is best known for his comedy and parody songs like ‘Hawkeye the Noo’ and ‘Grubby Thoughts’ – or, fiddlers beware, ‘No Fiddlers Like Folk Fiddlers’. He has a way with words whether singing about the ridiculous or the more serious…

George has won the audience cup at Edinburgh Folk Club’s annual song writing competition several times including with the hilarious ‘Swinging in Dunbar’ and showing his breadth and depth of appeal with the thoughtful ballad ‘The Quays of Cockenny’.


An evening to take away your cares and laugh!