Queer Voices in Music: Concert with Finn Anderson
Finn Anderson, one of Scotland's most enchanting storytellers and composers, joins us at St Cecilia's Hall on Saturday 19th October!
About Queer Voices in Music: Concert with Finn Anderson
His work bridges the worlds of music and theatre, crafting songs that go straight for the heart.
More about Finn: As a singer-songwriter with international acclaim, Finn draws together the various influences of folk, pop and theatre, drawing on his passion for Scotland’s natural wonder and collaborating with some of the country’s most exciting cross-genre musicians. His work moves freely from the soft and intimate to the bold and dramatic, strung together by sensitive and striking lyrics.
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