Stories, music and poetry at special Harbour Arts Centre gig

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A SPELLBINDING evening of music, poetry and storytelling is promised as the band Sulidae heads to North Ayrshire later this month.

Led by the evocative voice and verse of Bobby Motherwell, and previously joined by musical luminaries like Lyle Watt, Paul Harrison, Fraser Speirs, and Carol Laula, Sulidae delivers performances that are heartfelt, humorous, and profoundly human.

Freckfest are bringing Sulidae to the Harbour Arts Centre in Irvine on Friday, May 15 at 7.30pm and tickets are available here.

Whether it’s the “pure west of Scotland Zen wisdom” of their spoken word, the “life-affirming” power of their songs, or the “tremendous Celtic soul” that closes every show, Sulidae is more than a band... it’s an experience.

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