Wednesday, 17 March 2010

Friends of Wighton : Tich Frier

With thanks to Sheena Wellington, here's the latest update from Friends of Wighton :

On Saturday 20th March, the Friends of Wighton are presenting a Cappuccino Concert in Dundee, performed by the well-known entertainer Tich Frier, from Edinburgh.

Held in the atmospheric Wighton Centre, upstairs in Dundee Central Library, the event starts at 10.30am with coffee and newspapers. The music will be start at 11 am and run for about an hour. Admission is £5.

Tich has been singing folk songs for over 40 years, and has shared stages with some of the greats of folk music and taken his passion for folksong half way round the world and back.

Known for his great voice, driving guitar and uncontrollable sense of humour, his repertoire is taken from the tradition as well as from some of the finest writers around, and is continually nourished by new songs from his own pen and often from sources not obviously "folkie".

His performances also feature his unique brand of frequently surreal tall stories.

His most recent CD, "Shanghaied", was released in 2007.

For more information please visit
www.tichfrier.co.uk or www.friendsofwighton.com.

Admission £5, includes coffee and newspapers served from 10.30am.

Tickets available on the door, or in advance from Rainbow Music, 35 Cowgate, Dundee - 01382 698397.