Scottish folk, trad, rock and Americana band to play The Apex later this month
Folk, trad, rock and Americana band Skerryvore (pictured above) are set to play at The Apex, in Bury St Edmunds, later this month.
The group, whose music is created by bagpipes, fiddle and accordions, over the rhythms of guitar, bass and drums, are coming to the venue on Monday, November 20.
Twice winners of Scotland’s Traditional Music |”Live Act of the Year” Award, their single “Live Forever” hit number one in the iTunes World Music chart and provided the soundtrack for Scottish tourism’s “Wild About Argyll” campaign.
In 2021, Skerryvore were placed on the BBC Radio 2 Playlist twice, with their songs “Together Again” and “You & I”, which hit the prestigious A List – a rare feat for a “non-mainstream” independent artist. Multiple daily plays and great a response from the presenters, has seen Skerryvore reach a whole new fanbase.
They have been on a meteoric journey that has taken them from the remote Hebridean Isle of Tiree to international tours and performances in New York’s Central Park and the Shanghai Expo, China.
From their earlier “West Coast Ceilidh” days, the band have developed world, country and many other influences, however the traditional Celtic roots remain.
See www.theapex.co.uk or ring 01284 758000 for more information or to book tickets.