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Celtic Connections

CANCELLED / Dean Owens & The Sinners and Kirsten Adamson

Fri 28 January 2022

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A man with a guitar and a hat stands in front of a timber fence that has a snake painted on it.

Dean Owens

Please note this show has been cancelled

Box office will arrange for your tickets to be refunded in the coming days.

Award winning Scottish troubadour Dean Owens launches his highly anticipated Sinner’s Shrine album (recorded in Tucson USA with special guests including members of Calexico, released Feb 2022) with a multi-talented band - Kevin McGuire (Eddi Reader Band), Craig Ross (Broken Records/Whisky Hearts), Stuart Brown (Blue Rose Code) and Neil Weir (OMD).

Sinner’s Shrine is the latest stop on a lifetime’s journey - from the post industrial heartlands of Scotland to the untrammelled wide-open vistas of the American Southwest – as Dean surrenders to the intoxicating sounds of the US desert states, with themes of love and lust, sinners and saints, the displaced, the wanderers and the border ghosts.

Singer/songwriter Kirsten Adamson summons the same heart-stopping purity as Sandy Denny, by way of Emmylou Harris and Kate Bush. Transcendence runs in the family. Her father was Stuart Adamson (Skids, Big Country) and she spent summers with him, soaking up the atmosphere in Nashville. She was the vocalist and keyboard player for indie-folkers Aberfeldy, before fronting country rockers The Gillyflowers and more recently half of alt-country duo The Marriage. 2021 saw her heading to the studio for her second solo album, with Dean Owens producing.

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Part of Celtic Connections 2022 #

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Details

Event Type

Music

Location

Theatre

Time

7:30pm — 10:00pm

Doors open: 7:00pm

Ages

All ages

Ticketing

Tickets: £16.50

Booking fee: Included in advertised price.

Tickets no longer available