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Tues 30th June and Weds 1st July 2015

Perth's amazing equal access theatre company brought their all singing all dancing show to the Arts Club for two knock out nights! This hip comedy revue tracks the lives of five young women during the liberating days of London's Swinging Sixties, featuring hits from the divas of the decade: Downtown, Shout!, Son of a Preacher Man, Goldfinger and many more.  A hugely talented cast had the crowd on their feet dancing and for a rapturous standing ovation!

Ad-Lib Theatre Arts is a drama and music organisation that prides itself on its 'Arts For All' ethos. The company is open to anyone regardless of age or ability.  

 

This was an amazing chance to see Alan try out new material. Carr’s unique style of humour and effortless stage presence has made him one of Britain’s most successful and treasured comedians. With sixteen series of Channel 4’s Chatty Man under his belt, Alan has won a multitude of awards including the publicly voted NTA and a prestigious BAFTA.

 

 

The release in 2014 of their double album 'Live at the Gardyne' has cemented AMWF's position as one of the finest new bands to come out of Scotland in recent years.  Their reputation has built over the past two years through appearances at festivals - including the rare ability to fill a T in the Park tent for the opening slot on a Sunday - some increasingly high-profile radio sessions such as Bob Harris on Radio 2 and a collaboration with Dougie Maclean on a new version of Caledonia.

The live set up is fluid, with changing lead singers and each member having the ability to pick up pretty much any instrument on stage, which includes double bass, banjo, mandolin, bouzouki and harmonium.

As a reviewer said after a live performance near Inverness "There is something inexplicably natural about AMWF ... If you get the opportunity go see them, you won’t be disappointed." 

We saw them play at the Belladrum Festival and all anyone could say was "Just imagine that in the Byre" - and it was quite something.   The band also played a short acoustic set in the Inchyra Arts Club gazebo at Belladrum 2014. 

This true star of the Scottish music scene enjoyed mainstream chart success with hits including ‘Answer Me’, ‘Another Suitcase in Another Hall’, ‘Caravan’ and the million-selling number one single, ‘I Know Him So Well’.  As Scotland’s best-selling female album artist she has earned 6 platinum, 11 gold and 7 silver albums and cemented her status as one of the UK’s best-loved performers. Her stage career has included the roles of the original Mrs Johnstone in Willy Russell’s long-running musical, ‘Blood Brothers’ and as Viv Nicholson in ‘Spend Spend Spend,’ both of which have won her an Olivier award for ‘Best Actress’. Barbara was awarded an OBE by Her Majesty the Queen in the 2002 New Year’s Honours for her services to music and drama and she continues to record and to play to sold-out audiences.

Nick Holland joined Barbara’s touring band in the mid-2000’s playing keyboards and adding vocals on her ‘Full Circle’ album, the first to feature the style of music she now performs. Barbara and Nick recently started working as a duo with Barbara on guitar and piano and Nick on keyboards – adding harmonies to Barbara’s own wonderful vocals. They have performed this way in numerous venues including cathedrals, festivals and theatres and developed an intimate rapport with each other and the audience.

 

 

 

 

Barbara and Nick performed for the second time at Inchyra to an audience who had come out on one of the wettest nights of the year. With support from the inimitable Anthony Toner this was a very special night indeed under the twinkling lights of the Byre. 

 

Here's a review of the show:

 

Barbara Dickson took the stage at the Inchyra Arts Club and quickly showed
that her skill for entertaining an audience has not diminished in the slightest.
This was a superb night’s entertainment that warmed an audience that had
been treated to some dreadful weather during the day.

Anthony Toner stepped up first to set the tone with a set of terrific songs and
stories of his Northern Irish heritage. Tales of regret for times passed and the
darkly entertaining monologue ‘Exit Wounds’ led to the magnificent ‘Alphabet’
dedicated to his Father who, suffering from Alzheimer's, is only recognizable in
fits and starts. Anthony Toner is a great storyteller who deserves to be far more widely recognized.

Then the elegant and golden-voiced Barbara Dickson took the stage and
opened with a lovely version of Goffin and King’s ‘Going Back’ made famous by
the Byrds. She had requested that the audience not take pictures or video as
she prefers to sing to faces and not devices. Compliance with that request
made for a delightfully relaxed and intimate atmosphere, which was not only a
refreshing change but also explains why there is no on stage illustration of this
review. Song after wonderfully illustrated and sung song followed in an
extraordinary array of styles and moods. The cover of the Beatles classic
‘Eleanor Rigby’ accompanied by electronic drones was dramatic and effective.
The whole show was accompanied by Barbara’s guitar and piano and enhanced
by the sympathetic support of Nick Holland on keyboards and harmonies. The
hits flowed as well. “Another Suitcase In Another Hall” from ‘Evita’ and “Tell Me
It’s Not True” from ‘Blood Brothers’ served to illustrate her illustrious stage
career with the latter song dedicated to her co-star in that show, George
Costigan, who was in the audience.  Songs from the pens of Bob Dylan and
Gerry Rafferty as well as her own entertained the crowd as did her
interpretations of traditional material until sadly the evening came to a
triumphant close. Anthony Toner joined Barbara and Nick for the encore, to
perform her massive single ‘Caravan Song’ to huge applause.

With such a huge back catalogue, there was something here for everyone and
an awful lot for most. Even the weather had improved as we left, taking it’s cue
from the wonderfully warm and entertaining concert.

Pete Drummond-Hay

 

Blair Davie chose Inchyra to play his debut headline gig.  The 'one to watch' young singer songwriter from Perth brought a packed Arts Club to their feet for a standing ovation at the end of an emotion packed show.  

 

 

 

Wang Dang Delta brought some of Perthshire's finest bluesmen to the Byre.

Thursday 23rd April 2015    

Blues in the Byre featured the amazing Lewis Hamilton Band - fast gaining a reputation as one of the finest young blues singers and guitarists in the country. 

Local boy Lewis hails from Auchterarder but this year his journey has been anything but local as word of his talent travels.   Touring pretty much constantly right across the UK and now increasingly across Europe, we were really pleased to bring this amazing blues talent at the Arts Club.  

Norwegian singer songwriter Dagny was the first artist to appear at Inchyra, bringing her fabulous voice to the Byre in May 2014. Dagny has since gone on to release songs that have, at last count, had over 24 million streams and as we write is currently songwriting in LA.

Thursday 26th March 2015

We were delighted to welcome Gaelic supergroup Daimh to the Arts Club for the first time. Nominated as Best Folk Band in the Scottish Trad Music Awards 2014. 

"One of the most exhilarating acoustic bands on the Celtic map."  IRISH MUSIC MAGAZINE

Daimh are at the top of their game with a third nomination for Best Folk Band in 2014 and celebrating their 10th anniversary in 2015 - we were very pleased to be a part of this celebration.

One of the most authentic and spirited players of blues and New Orleans piano in Europe today, Dom Pipkin has appeared live all around the world, winning and wowing fans with his electrifying live performances.

His musical life’s journey has culminated in the creation of his solo show “Smokin’ Boogie - Tales of the Big Easy, Bourbon & Bad Boys” - New Orleans piano from its very beginnings in the brothels of the early jazz age through the joyous RnB boom of the 50s, marked by artists such as Fats Domino and Professor Longhair, into the heady drug-fuelled excesses and funk of James Booker and the “Nite Tripper” Dr John.

A mixture of stories, humour, and unfiltered raw blues piano, the show was a  massive hit with an enthusiastic Inchyra audience.  Pipkin is an engaging performer and held an appreciative crowd spell bound with his obvious love of the genre and his consummate skill on the piano. 

 

Ben Glover has been hailed as the new David Gray.  From his roots in a small coastal village in Northern Ireland, Ben traded a degree in law to pursue music.   Now living in Nashville, he has been called "one of the finest writers in Ireland today".

In the past year he has garnered rave reviews for both concerts and albums and played in Belfast, London, Glasgow, Copenhagen, Oslo, Edinburgh, Dublin, New York, Turin and Brussels as well has dates at the famed Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles and the legendary Bluebird Cafe in Nashville.

His new album, 'Atlantic', bring him back to his Irish roots and bear fruits from collaborations with Gretchen Peters and Mary Gauthier.   The result is his finest offering yet.

'Ben Glover's new album Do We Burn The Boats? is an absolute triumph' THE IRISH NEWS

'.. hints somehow of Paul Simon, KT Tunstall, Villagers perhaps, and even, gulp, Coldplay.   It's a strangely satisfying mix.' THE DAILY MIRROR

"... shades of an on-form Ryan Adams." THE TELEGRAPH

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Rising Nashville star Angel Snow has persevered with her music waiting, like many, for the break.   Meeting acclaimed star Alison Krauss brought that break and an introduction from Alison to her brother Vik resulted in a 'cool creative chemistry' and some wonderful songs.   Three ended up on the new Alison Krauss & Union Station album and eight are on Angel's own sophomore album.

If you caught Peter Bradley Adams, Robby Hecht and David Berkeley at the Arts Club earlier in 2014, then Angel is an artist for you.

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We were delighted to have been chosen as the venue for this amazing show.   With their roots firmly planted in folk tradition, Australian award-winning band The Mae Trio are a breath of fresh air on the contemporary folk scene. Incorporating stellar three-part harmonies, complex arrangements and lyrical sophistication, these youngsters are on a rapid rise. 

The night brought an incredible level of folk talent to the Byre as Dougie took to the stage for the first half and introduced The Mae Trio for the second, ending with a shared song with all the artists joining together.  A packed house of nearly 250 cheered to the rafters. 

He's a joy! He is classic! He is a must!"  RUSSELL HUNTER

 

Jazz and cabaret legend Earl Okin performed at Inchyra during a short tour celebrating his 70th birthday.  He first learnt his stagecraft in folk clubs and when they were replaced by comedy clubs, Earl moved effortlessly from one to the other and has been a headline act on the unforgiving UK alternative comedy circuit for decades, highly respected by all his fellow performers, young and old.  Expect jazz, cabaret and definitely a few laughs as this highly regarded and seasoned entertainer struts our stage.  

He began, however, at the Comic Strip, alongside, Rik Mayall, French & Saunders, Nigel Planer et al. Among his admirers are such names as Billy Connolly (who likewise began his career in folk-clubs), Sacha Baron Cohen and Eddie Izzard (at whose clubs Earl headlined when they were both starting out).

Among his American admirers are such established names as Emo Philips and Rick Overton. Earl has probably performed more ‘encores’ than just about anyone around and his blend of comedy and music (Tom Lehrer was one of his influences) is in demand literally around the world.  Earl has performed at such festivals as Juste Pour Rire in Montreal, the Adelaide Fringe in Australia and Humorologie in Belgium with equal success.  He regularly performs in Sweden, Germany, Austria and Holland…and at such famous US clubs as The Comedy Store, Caroline’s, The Improv. and The Ice House.

For 18 years straight, Earl performed at the internationally famous Edinburgh Festival Fringe,consistently coming away in profit…a major achievement, as any Edinburgh performer will agree!

Last but not least, Earl is in high demand for both corporate and private parties, having entertained not only Queen Elizabeth II but the king and queen of Sweden, too.

As with everything else he does, Earl Okin’s show is unique!
 

"The Festival is really under way. Earl Okin is back for his 11th consecutive year. He is, if anything, funnier than ever, just as amazing on both guitar and piano, and his 'trumpet' style is still mind blowing. To a most appreciative audience he exercised his magic again. Age does not matter for he appeals to all from 17 to senility. This year's show is 'Nothing To Do With Sex Whatsoever' and if you believe that you'll believe anything.  For much of the time you think he's only ad-libbing, but slowly realise that you are in the presence of a master of the art of cabaret. The man is unmissable as singer, songwriter, Jazz musician, comedian and, possibly my favourite this year, as a dance-track singer. He's a joy! He is classic! He is a must!
Russell Hunter, reviewing Earl Okin at the Edinburgh Fringe

 

Check out other reviews of Earls shows here - this man really does have to be seen to be believed!

 

 

 

The young Glasgow based band welcomed their largest audience to date at Inchyra on this first headline tour.  The band's line up includes members from the traditional music, jazz, and classical courses at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. And their catchy folk fusion sound on the night definitely confirmed them as one of the most bands to watch on the Scottish music scene. 

The members draw upon their disparate backgrounds and combine rock, jazz and folk styles to create a unique sound using both traditional tunes and band members' original compositions. With musicians from Argentina, the USA and Scotland, they blend many musical traditions together to make a fresh kind of Scottish music.

 

A largely amateur cast received a standing ovation for this poignant sell out evening of song, poetry and music dedicated to the memory of those who fell in the Great War 1914-1918 and told through the story of a Scottish Everyman. 

We were delighted to support this Charitable Performance which raised funds for Poppy Scotland, The Black Watch Museum in Perth and All Saints Church Glencarse.

 

 

 

The awesome Gangstagrass returned to Inchyra!  

 

 



 

 

USEFUL INFORMATION

TICKETING: Tickets for shows at Inchyra can be purchased online through our ticketing partner Skiddle. Tickets are transferable but non-refundable. For most shows tickets are available over the counter in three local outlets: St Madoes Village Store (very close to the venue), Bandwagon in Perth and Groucho's in Dundee. 

SEATING: Seating for all shows at Inchyra is unreserved.  Here's a description of what to expect for each style of seating:

• Cabaret Seating: jazz club style seating at small round tables with chairs together with some bench seating for larger cabaret-style shows.  Chairs are padded, benches are not!   You are advised to arrive early to grab the best seats.
• Theatre Seating:  chairs laid out in rows facing the stage allocated on a first come, first served basis.  Please be advised that due to the construction of the barn, seats in some places will have a supporting beam in their view, so again arrive early to grab the best seats.  
• Standing:  there is no seating available at these shows.  

DISABLED ACCESS: If you require disabled access or seating for any of our shows, including standing, please contact us on 01738 860066 and we will arrange this for you. Please be advised that disabled seating at standing shows requires the construction of a ramp and raised stand so please contact us well in advance.  

FOOD: for most shows at Inchyra there is hot food available and we will detail this in the show information at the top of the page.  As soon as we know what it is going to be we will add these details to the show information on our website. There is always a vegetarian option available.  Food is served from doors opening time. 

BAR: Unless otherwise specified there is a licenced bar available at all shows. 

It gave us the very greatest pleasure to welcome two time Grammy nominee Gretchen Peters, fresh from being inaugurated into the Nashville Songwriters Hall Of Fame this October, to the Arts Club on Easter Sunday.

Here's the incredible encore from the show:

Since the release of her “career album" (NPR), 2012’s Hello Cruel World, Gretchen Peters has been in near-constant motion, touring for the past two years and releasing a live DVD and CD, Woman On The Wheel, in early 2013. Since 2012 she’s appeared at the Glastonbury, Isle of Wight and Cambridge Folk Festivals; and in addition to headlining her own sold-out tours, she’s supported country and folk legends Guy Clark, Arlo Guthrie and John Prine (duetting with the latter at several shows).

The latest accolade for the Nashville-based singer-songwriter will be her induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in October 2014. There she’ll join the list of 192 existing inductees which includes Johnny Cash, Rodney Crowell, Don & Phil Everly, Woody Guthrie, Merle Haggard, Tom T. Hall, Harlan Howard, Kris Kristofferson, Dolly Parton, Jimmy Webb and Hank Williams.

Peters has risen to the top of her craft by writing and recording songs that explore the deep corners of life with empathy and integrity. She has accumulated accolades as a songwriter for artists as diverse as Etta James, Bonnie Raitt, The Neville Brothers, Patty Loveless, George Strait, Bryan Adams and Faith Hill. Of her own recordings, the Associated Press said, “this is not jukebox music - the stuff that exists to fill in the pauses in conversation. This IS the conversation.”

Her own peers may be her biggest fans, though; Rodney Crowell (her duet partner on Hello Cruel World) called the record "beautiful, brave and poetic", while her frequent collaborator Tom Russell, called it "the best record I’ve heard in many, manyyears." A recent review of her 2013 “Woman On The Wheel” UK tour called her live performance “glorious, uplifting, heart-rendingly beautiful... an affirmation of positive human experience through endured pain.”

Her much-anticipated new album, Blackbirds, was released on 9th February to rave reviews.

"The Heroes British Rock Needs Right Now!" Huffington Post

Hunter & The Bear are one of the UK’s most exciting bands and pioneers of a long anticipated resurgence of rock & roll. The band played Inchyra on the tour for their debut album which launched just two days before this show and entered the iTunes Rock Chart at a storming No 8!  

 

 

Due to circumstances beyond our control this show has now been cancelled.  Refunds will be made to ticketholders. 

 

UK indie legends Hurricane#1 play Inchyra as part of a select eight show tour which sees their return to the stage with a line up that includes Seahorses bassist Stuart Fletcher.  

Hurricane#1 recorded on Alan McGee's Creation label in the 90s.  In 2015, after a 16-year absence, the band reformed to release their third album, Find What You Love And Let It Kill You.

2019 sees the band reunite to set out on the road once more and, immediately after their Inchyra show, they will be heading out on tour with Embrace - the Good Will Out 21st Anniversary Tour. 

 

 

USEFUL INFORMATION

TICKETING: Tickets for shows at Inchyra can be purchased online through our ticketing partner Skiddle. Tickets are transferable but non-refundable. For most shows tickets are available over the counter in three local outlets: St Madoes Village Store (very close to the venue), Bandwagon in Perth and Groucho's in Dundee. 
SEATING: Seating for all shows at Inchyra is unreserved.  Here's a description of what to expect for each style of seating:

 

• Cabaret Seating: jazz club style seating at small round tables with chairs together with some bench seating for larger cabaret style shows.  Chairs are padded, benches are not!   You are advised to arrive early to grab the best seats.
• Theatre Seating:  chairs laid out in rows facing the stage allocated on a first come, first served basis.  Please be advised that due to the construction of the barn, seats in some places will have a supporting beam in their view, so again arrive early to grab the best seats.  
• Standing:  there is no seating available at these shows.  

DISABLED ACCESS: If you require disabled access or seating for any of our shows, including standing, please contact us on 01738 860066 and we will arrange this for you. Please be advised that disabled seating at standing shows requires the construction of a ramp and raised stand so please contact us well in advance.  
FOOD: for most shows at Inchyra there is hot food available and we will detail this in the show information at the top of the page.  As soon as we know what it is going to be we will add these details to the show information on our website.  There is always a vegetarian option available.  Food is served from doors opening time. 
BAR: Unless otherwise specified there is a licenced bar available at all shows. 

 

 

Jack Dee performed new material to a sell-out audience at Inchyra. 

“In these difficult and uncertain times people need hope – a ray of sunshine to brighten their day. And that’s very much where I come in” says Jack.

Star of TV sitcoms Bad Move, Lead Balloon and Josh as well as chair of the legendary Radio 4 show 'I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue'.

Other credits include presenting Jack Dee’s Helpdesk on BBC Two and being the star of C4’s, The Jack Dee Show, Jack Dee’s Saturday Night, Jack Dee’s Happy Hour and Jack Dee Live at the Apollo. “In fact,” explains Jack, “I’ve appeared in every single TV show with my name in the title”.

 

 

Jake Bugg released his stunning new album ‘Hearts That Strain’, recorded in Nashville, September 1st on Virgin EMI. He visited Inchyra as part of a solo acoustic album tour of the UK.  The Byre welcomed the largest audience to date for a truly memorable night - with support from rising star Georgie.  

 

Celtic Connections came to Inchyra as Jeffrey Foucault played the Arts Club ahead of an appearance at the UK's premier Celtic music festival earlier in the week.

It would appear that in Jeffrey Foucault, the Inchyra Arts Club has found yet another well-kept secret from the world of Americana. The world weary troubadour entertained a large and responsive crowd to a humdinger of a show encompassing Country, Blues, Gospel and Soul, expertly accompanied by the man on the ‘suitcase drum kit’ - Billy Conway. Foucault is an immensely expressive singer with some impressively personal material. The Byre is an intimate space, ideally suited to Jeffry Foucault’s style of storytelling, made even more intimate when he stepped out from behind the microphone to perform entirely unaided.  

Award-winning comedian Jo Caulfield’s hilarious new show. 

'Cut-throat wit and a razor-sharp tongue'

THE TIMES

Jo’s always wondered why anger is seen as such a bad thing. When life presents such irritations as vacuous celebrities, endless TV quiz shows, over friendly shop-assistants, emotionally 'challenged' men, drunken girlfriends who always pick the wrong partner, and a husband who continually quotes The Godfather, surely having a good rant - and a good laugh - is the only sensible reaction? Enjoy your anger.

Best Female Stand-Up (Chortle Awards), star of Radio 4’s hugely popular Jo Caulfield’s Speakeasy, and seen on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow,Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, The Apprentice: You’re Fired and BBC1’s The Politics Show, this is a fantastic night out, for men and women alike.

'Feisty, funny and wonderfully bitchy'

THE OBSERVER

‘One of Britain’s smartest comics. She never fails to nail the laugh’

THE SCOTSMAN 

 Guests were welcomed to the Byre by accomplished piper Rich Gordon.

 

 

Jubovski are (L to R) Peter Cowdrey on piano, Liz Cowdrey on violin and Jub Davis on double bass.

 

 

 Guests enjoyed a delicious Mexican dinner of chilli, nachos and guacamole, followed by summer berries, under the beautiful Byre roof.

 

Flint the deerhound makes a visit!

 

 

We'll leave it to our audience members to give you an idea of what a success it was:

 

"I just had to write to tell you how much we enjoyed Jubovski and the whole evening at The Byre.  Wow!  Peter, Liz and Jub were outstanding.  For sheer exuberance, vitality and musicality  they were an absolute joy to listen to and what a privilege and surprise to find such a performance on our doorstep in Perthshire!  At the time I wondered whether your introduction might have been slightly overblown but the half was not told us;  thank you both so much for finding and bringing such an amazing performance.  A subsequent look at their websites, including the Goldfinch Foundation made fascinating reading too.  What an impressive trio.

The whole Byre experience was a treat from start to finish with a wonderful atmosphere and I loved your informal and relaxed layout.  Supper was delicious, beautifully presented and was just right. Your staff and helpers were so friendly and smiling too which added greatly to the atmosphere.  All in all, one of the best evening’s entertainment [we] have had in a long time."

Job done!

 

 

And from another guest:

 

"Just to say what a great evening you organised last night at The Byre.  Jubovski oozed excellent, stirring music with a entertaining and varied programme delivered with style and charm throughout.   Dinner was most welcome and good.    Looking forward to the next one!"

 

The programme finished with a standing ovation and cries for 'More!' - and the 

trio duly obliged with a wonderful encore.

 

Audience members leaving on a beautiful July night guided to the car park

by twinkling pea lights.

 

BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Duo – 2016 & 2013

A fabulous night at Inchyra as Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman performed in the intimate surroundings of the Stable Room at Inchyra.  The duo have long established themselves as one of the UK folk scene’s most rewardingly enduring partnerships and this performance only served to underline that. Twice recent winners of the BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Duo – 2016 & 2013 – the couple’s intimacy and strength of passion on stage have won them many fans and an enviable reputation as ‘Songwriters par excellence’- (fRoots), whose greatly varied original songs cover such subjects as wicked mermaids, Norwegian legends and a lonely whale.

 

 

Beyond Presents brought one of Scotland's biggest stars to Inchyra.  We were very proud to be a part of this tour of Scotland, as she prepared to launch her fifth album.

KT Tunstall chooses to live and create in the moment. This impulsivity courses through her catalogue and performances, defining classics like the GRAMMY Award-nominated 'Black Horse & The Cherry Tree', 'Suddenly I See', 'Hold On', 'Saving My Face', and many more. This urgency also drives the Scotland-born adn now Los Angeles-based songstress' forthcoming fifth full-length studio album - to be release this autumn on Virgin Records UK.

KT Tunstall 'Black Horse & The Cherry Tree' - Inchyra Arts Club - 28.08.16 from Caroline Inchyra on Vimeo.

 

 WITH SUPPORT: Billy Mitchell and Stephanie Fraser

The View frontman Kyle Falconer playED Inchyra following the widely acclaimed launch of his first solo album earlier this year.  We were delighted to be welcoming Dundee's biggest star to the Byre. 

Kyle Falconer 'Don't Look Back In Anger'

Leo Moran and Anto Thistlethwaite brought their two man show to Glencarse with songs from the Saw Doctors and the Waterboys, stories, laughs and more!

The Saw Doctors need no introduction having been one of the country's favourite live bands for over 20 years.   The band have been having a bit of a 'time out' for the last two years and last year founding member Leo Moran and saxophonist, current Saw Doctor and founding member of the Waterboys, Anto Thistlethwaite took to the road as a duo - what started as a bit of fun has taken them as far as the US and Russia - and we are thrilled that they will be playing at the Arts Club on three date Scottish tour in March.   

Legendary 70s folk-rock pioneers LINDISFARNE played their first show at Inchyra with a classic five-piece line up of long-time members fronted by original founder-member Rod Clements on vocals, mandolin, fiddle and slide guitar. With a repertoire of unforgettable songs like Meet Me On The Corner, Fog On The Tyne, Lady Eleanor and Run For Home this wonderful performance had the Inchyra crowd singing along.