Graeme Clark was the bassist in the band and also wrote some of its biggest hits, including ‘Angel Eyes’ and ‘Goodnight Girl’. He will be coming to the town to play a show in aid of the charity Hansel, which provides social care and support for those with learning disabilities and needs £60,300 for improving the facilities at one of its homes.
The venue for this concert will be the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum and a couple of other musicians will join Clark on stage. Classically trained violin player Fiona Cuthill will provide backing, while guitar player Kyle Hood, who specialises in blues-based rock, will perform a solo spot.
Ticket prices for the show are £20 and Promotional Products are often used at events like this to help make people aware of the charities that are being supported. Speaking to the Daily Record, Agnes Paton from Hansel, said:
“We are thrilled that Graeme has agreed to appear at the concert. He is one of Scotland’s most talented musicians and songwriters and will be performing songs from his latest album, Radio Silence, along with some Wet Wet Wet classics.”
The show will be taking place on 24th August.Get a Free Quote for Promotional Products