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Norman Willmore & Corrie Dick with Hannah Read *POSTPONED* in Glasgow,

Jan 24, 2025 at 6:30 PM, 7:00 PM and 7:30 PM  ·  Drygate Drygate

Celtic Connections
Jan 24
Celtic Connections
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Hailing from Scotland’s Isle of Skye, Peatbog Faeries blend self-penned traditional melodies with dance-floor grooves and global influences. Twice voted Scots Live Band of the Year, they received Hands Up for Trad’s 2016 Landmark Award.
Corrie Dick, born in the UK, revolutionizes British jazz with euphoric, inventive drumming. Key in Laura Jurd’s Dinosaur, the Elliot Galvin Trio, and the Rob Luft Group, he's known for combining genres like Celtic folk and jazz. Collaborating with artists such as Ink Line, his 2015 "Impossible Things" was a sold-out success.
Hannah Read, born in Scotland, expertly blends American and Scottish folk with indie-pop and rock. An award-winning fiddler and guitarist, she leads her band and collaborates widely, including with Sarah Jarosz and Jefferson Hamer. Known for the BBC Folk Award-winning "Songs Of Separation," she excels across genres and continents.
Kíla is an award-winning Irish folk fusion band from Dublin, formed in the late 1980s. They create contemporary Irish World music, blending traditional instruments like whistles and uilleann pipes with global influences and primal rhythms. Known for energetic performances, Kíla composed scores for Oscar-nominated films like "The Secret of Kells" and "Wolfwalkers," collaborating with Bruno Coulais. They earned an IFTA for "Arracht" soundtrack.

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Drygate

Drygate, Glasgow G4, UK Directions

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