A tribute act, dedicated to a renowned Scottish artist, is set to perform live at a historic public house in Coatbridge later this year.
The Gerry Cinnamon Experience, Scotland’s only tribute to the famous Scots musician will play at the popular community hub in Coatbridge, the Eagle Inn. Dating back to 1795, the pub once offered room and board to weary travellers but today it is well known as a local gig spot where live bands and solo artists perform.
Live music venues and those hosting club and Karaoke nights often enlist professional flyer printing services to create eye-catching leaflets that detail the time and place of events to call in the crowds.
Gerry Cinnamon is the professional name of Gerard Crosbie. Born in 1984, the singer-songwriter and guitar player from Glasgow’s Castlemilk district is well-known for his honest lyrics and songs sung in his local accent. He has received the “Great Scot Award” and toured extensively playing festivals across the country and sold-out shows at major venues.
The Gerry Cinnamon Experience will now play live at the Eagle Inn located at 351 Bank Street in Coatbridge on Saturday, September 3. The band will be on stage from 9 pm until 12 pm and admission is charged at £10.15 per person. Those seeking to attend must be 18 years of age or over.
