Folk Music Duo, The Sorries, to Perform in Castle Douglas This Saturday
Folk music favourites, The Sorries, are set to grace the stage in Castle Douglas this weekend. The duo, consisting of Douglas Kay and Martin Philip, will take the spotlight at Castle Douglas Parish Church Hall on Saturday at 7.30 pm. Their performance is part of a series of concerts in support of their latest album, “I Will Work.”
Inspired by the iconic Scottish duo, The Corries, The Sorries will showcase a variety of traditional songs from the Scottish songbook. Despite the age-old origins of the tunes they play, Douglas and Martin infuse their own unique arrangements and harmonies, giving the songs a fresh and lively appeal.
Over their impressive 18-year career, The Sorries have entertained audiences across the UK and beyond. From intimate community halls to prestigious venues like Hampden Park and even international festivals such as Moscow’s Samhain Festival, the duo has left their mark. Their annual appearances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe have garnered them critical acclaim, with five-star reviews and sold-out shows, attracting a dedicated fan base that spans continents.
Douglas Kay expressed his excitement about returning to Castle Douglas, recalling the warm reception they received at a charity event earlier in the year. He mentioned their eagerness to deliver a 90-minute performance of Scottish folk classics to the audience, promising an evening filled with sing-alongs and lively engagement.
Tickets for the concert, priced at £10 (plus booking fee), can be purchased from https://eventbrite.co.uk or by contacting Ann Brown on 07756 401 493.
In Summary, The Sorries, a beloved folk music duo, are gearing up to enchant audiences in Castle Douglas this Saturday with their rich repertoire of traditional Scottish songs. With their infectious energy and passion for storytelling through music, Douglas and Martin are sure to deliver an unforgettable evening of musical magic. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the timeless charm of Scottish folk music in the heart of Castle Douglas.