Bruce Davies Afternoon Concert in Leslie
Bruce Davies, the Kirkcaldy-born singer/songwriter will be in concert in Leslie Town Hall on Saturday 21st February at 2.00pm.
Early in 2025, it was announced that Bruce would be retiring. However, as his 70th birthday approached, it became obvious that he was just not ready to retire yet – and his audiences weren’t either! That’s good news for Leslie Town Hall, which is delighted to welcome him back for another concert.
Bruce is a seasoned musician and entertainer with 42 years of experience. His singing and engaging stories have earned him friends across four continents. Crisp acoustic guitar playing is one of his trademarks, and a voice that simply gets better with the years. On the late, lamented Iain Anderson Show on BBC Radio Scotland, he was described as “the consummate professional”.
Throughout his career, he has travelled widely, performing in prestigious venues throughout the UK and USA to a huge variety of audiences. He has recorded extensively and has many albums to his credit, as a soloist, former member of Beggars Mantle, and as a musician and producer for, amongst others, The McCalmans and Harvey Andrews. In the Fife Free Press list of “The 100 Greatest Cultural Fifers...Ever!”, Bruce featured alongside Ian Rankin, Dougray Scott, Jimmy Shand, Val McDermid, Jack Vettriano and other Fife luminaries.
He has received many plaudits but his most treasured are, from Kenny Rogers - “You do great work” and when his songwriting hero, Tom Paxton, introduced him as “one of Scotland’s best singers”.
Expect to hear an eclectic mix of music from Scotland and beyond when he returns to Leslie for this concert at the Town Hall on Saturday 21st February at 2.00pm.
Tickets are available from the box office on 07912-602764.