Brazilian beats to warm up Celtic crowd
But that’s not the case in Glasgow. The city will once again host 2100 artists taking part in 300 events across 20 venues for one brilliant festival – Celtic Connections.
Running from January 19 to February 5, the largest annual winter music festival of its kind and the UK’s premier celebration of Celtic music will feature concerts, ceilidhs, talks, art exhibitions, workshops, free events, late night sessions and a host of special one-off musical collaborations.
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Hide AdGetting things started, the opening concert will feature award-winning folk singer-songwriter Laura Marling, performing the world premiere of orchestrations of her songs by Kate St. John with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra.
Laura’s one of a new strand of inspiring female artists featuring this year.