A perfect night is in store for music fans in Lanark as star Scottish singer Eddi Reader gets set to perform in the town on her much-anticipated spring tour.
She will take to the stage at the Memorial Hall on Thursday, April 25 – with tickets selling fast on the South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture website.
It is one of eight dates around Scotland by the renowned musician, who is promising “an unforgettable experience for fans”.
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Eddi said: “I’m delighted to be bringing my 2024 tour to Lanark audiences; I’ve been lucky enough to be in the music industry for over four decades, but each tour still brings excitement and something new.
“I’m looking forward to getting on the road this spring and visiting Memorial Hall to connect with listeners of my music, both old and new.”
The singer has had an incredible four-decade career as the beloved frontwoman of Fairground Attraction, who won the 1989 best single prize at the Brits for Perfect; and as hugely successful solo artist, including 10 critically-acclaimed albums, a 40th anniversary tour last year and a sold-out show at Celtic Connections in January.
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She is described as “one of Scotland’s all-time greatest female voices and performers, with a unique ability to connect with live audiences on a deeply emotional level”; and as a “captivating” live performer who has made “significant contributions to the music industry”.
Tickets costing £27.50 for her Lanark show are available from https://www.quaytickets.com/sllcboxoffice/en-GB/shows/eddi%20reader/events/2
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