♦♦ Auld Hat – New Heids – Sat 5th Aug
♦♦ Mike Silver – Sat 11th Nov
♦♦ Club Xmas Open Mic – Fri 15th Dec
♦♦ New Year Singaround – Sat 6th Jan
♦♦ Bothy Ballads and Burns – Sat 17th Feb
♦♦ Steve Turner – Thurs 5th April
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Boat Festival Open Mic
Open Mic at the Bowling club
Saturday 24th June, 8.00 pm, Portsoy Bowling Club
Hosted by Danny Couper
The EIGHTH Haal – Friday 2nd – Sunday 4th June
This weekend Folk at the Salmon Bothy will host our EIGHTH HAAL festival of music, dance and poetry. There are still tickets available for most events – contact Bob Philips at 01261 842571 or email bobphilips25@live.co.uk. Download a programme here.
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The Eighth Haal
Only a few days to go
The Eighth Haal is looking good
Have you got your tickets yet?
Eighth Hall Programme – Now available
NA LEANAI – CORACREE – DOUGIE MACKENZIE – SHEENA WELLINGTON – IONA FYFE AND LUC MCNALLY – DAVE GOULDER – MABEL DUNCAN and the FREEWHEELERS – ARTHUR WATSON – KENNY HADDEN – PETE COE – THOMAS McCARTHY
Bothy Ballads and Burns
Saturday 18th February.
1800 for 1830
Bill Gray, Geordie Murison and Tom and Barbara Dymock are this years top table guests.
Three course traditional meal and dram.
All for £18.
Last few tickets available
Bob – 01261 842571
New Year Sing Around
Station Hotel Portsoy
8 till late.
We celebrate the arrival of 2017 with a Sing around on Sat 7 th January.
A free ish event (there will be a raffle ),
Tickets for Bothy Ballads and Burns on 18 th Feb are going well already.
Contact Bob for Tickets
01261 842571
bobphilips25@live.co.uk
Salmon Bothy Folk – On The Road
We’re taking the Salmon Bothy Folk Club out on the road !!
Featuring 7 of Folk at the Salmon Bothy’s Regular Performers
Findochty HallSaturday 26th November
Doors open ~ 7:30pm for 8pm
Proceeds from the evening to be shared with CLAN Cancer Support, Buckie
Tickets £10 (Free Stovies!)
available from ~ Bob Philips – 01261 842571 ~ bobphilips25@live.co.uk
& Moray Hearing Care ~ 17 Cluny Sq. – Buckie
Fil Campbell & Tom McFarland
Sat 1st October
Workshops
Scout Hall, Portsoy, on Singing and Percussion. With Fil Campbell (singing at 1200) and Tom McPartlin (drums and things at 1400). Fun guaranteed!
Concert
Fil Campbell & Tom McFarland in the Salmon Bothy at 1930.
“Rhythm and voice, the perfect combination” Zitty Mag, Berlin
Co. Down husband and wife duo Fil Campbell and Tom McFarland will be making their first visit to the Bothy Folk Club in Portsoy on the 1st October – their blend of traditional and original songs and great choruses ensure a good evening’s craic.
The couple will also be doing workshops over that weekend – see flyer for details of times and venue. Tom’s bodhran workshop is perfect for beginners and intermediate players and Fil will also be doing a general singing workshop, which is designed to give your voice a good workout whether you’re an absolute beginner or an experienced singer.
“A great mix of traditional and contemporary Irish songs with the expert percussion skills of Tom perfectly complimenting Fil’s exquisite vocals.”
Falkirk Folk Club Feb 15
Fil and Tom are based in Rostrevor in Co.Down, the home of Northern Irish folk music. They have been part of the Irish, British and European folk scene since the early 90s. With the combination of vocals, guitar and percussion they have gained a loyal following for their fun approach to both new and old songs.
Back There, their latest CD was released in July 2015. Featuring both Tom and Fil on vocals, it has been receiving lovely reviews.
Fil says “It’s always fantastic for us to come to Scotland – we love hearing all the great singers at the folk clubs and it will be especially good this trip getting a chance to see Portsoy and that area of the country where we’ve never been before”.
www.filcampbell.com
Jim Malcolm – Saturday 13th August
Jim Malcolm, former front man of Old Blind Dogs appears at the Salmon Bothy on Saturday 13th August
Jim Malcolm’s concerts are like a musical tour through Scotland’s landscape and history, with humour his constant companion.
Doors open 19.30
Entry £10
One of the finest talents to have emerged through the Scottish folk scene in years”
—The Independent
“Jim Malcolm’s voice has the complex individuality of an aged single-malt whisky”
—Boston Globe
“One of those pure, warm Scottish folk voices one never tires of listening to”
—Dirty Linen