Photo: Tommy Lauriston

Graeme Clark

With Support from Mull singer/songwriter Sam Hird

With a love of soul music and the rich Scottish heritage, ‪Wet Wet Wet became one of Britain’s best-loved, chart-topping bands of the 80s landing three number one hits. 

With countless hit singles and successful albums to his name, Graeme is recognised as one of the most talented songwriters of his time presented with a lifetime achievement award in 2018.

Graeme enjoys developing his solo career away from the hustle and bustle of his band and this night of music provides a fantastic opportunity to catch a very special performance on the acoustic stage from a legendary pop name.

Graeme joins forces with renowned violinist Fiona Cuthill and multi-instrumentalist Stevie Lawrence to bring a stunning intimate evening of acoustic sound.

Support from Sam Hird
Sam studied at Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester. His band, Bird to Beast, toured extensively throughout the UK and had support from both BBC Radio 6 music and BBC Radio 2. The band finished working together in 2016. Sam moved to Mull in 2017 and runs the Carsaig Estate. Sam and Gordon Maclean recorded an e.p. at An Tobar in 2019 and they are currently working on a new e.p. which they hope to release before the end of the year.

Tickets are Pay What You Decide.