SOUNDS OF SHIANFOLK

A Musical Marvel

They say that music is the language of the soul, and nothing could be truer for this unique Scottish folk band. An inspirational sound, Shianfolk came into fruition when Steve, Joss, Amy, Kirstie and Hilary collaborated with their love of Robert Burns and Walter Scott. Shian has earned their reputation as talented professional musicians and skillful performers. From live gigs to studio sessions and more, Shianfolk continues to touch audiences with their unique sound and enjoyable musical style. They sing many well known folk songs, involving intricate harmonies, in their own wonderful style. All Shianfolk band members are multi instrumentalists.

SHIAN PERFORMANCES 2019/20

29 August 19:Roots folk at the Fringe
28 August 19: Lauriston Hall, Ceilidh
9 Oct19: Canons' Gait Edinburgh
14 Nov 19: Hamish Matters, Blairgowrie
31 December 19: Private Function
2 January 20: Private Function
EastEnd Radio (Hidden Gems)
19 February 20: Edinburgh folk club
18 March 20: Dunfermline folk club
Stirling folk club, date, TBA
25 June 20 Clydesdale folk club, Biggar

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TESTIMONIALS

POETRY BOOK LAUNCH, OCTOBER 2019

Amanda Baker, Author and Poet.

Shianfolk were even better than I imagined they would be, and I will be standing in line to buy Shian's new album as soon as its out.

SHIAN CONCERT
AUGUST, EDINBURGH FESTIVAL

Shianfolk band were an amazing, wonderful and fun act to watch. The musicians were delightful, knowledgeable and their intricate harmonies were like a delight to the senses.

Chris McLean

SHIAN AT ST JOHNS

Spike Munro, Actor and Poet.

Shianfolk are a delightful band specialising in contemporary Scottish ballads, and beautiful soulful tunes. Joss delivers every song with such style and panache, and has built up a following on the Edinburgh folk scene and with The Heretics where she has performed countless times. Joss will mesmerise you with that voice and the most enchanting smile, and Amy, Steve and Mel are a delight to listen to and watch perform. Shian is not to be missed.