Sunday Session: Who is playing live on line from Fife this weekend
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An entire day of online live entertainment has been lined up for Fifers this Sunday.
It offers the best part of eight hours of music, with different singers every hour.
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Hide AdThe Fife Sunday Sessions take place on Facebook and feature a host of performers who often sing live on the local pub and club circuit which is currently in lockdown.
The group's page, which is administered by Gavin Patrick- a former winner of the Fife Free Press ‘Voice of Fife’ competition – already has 12,000 members just one week after it launched.
Sunday’s schedule starts at 12:30pm and runs until 8:00pm
It starts with a set from Ian Clark followed by Ryan McGuiness (1:00pm) and Steph Gilmour (2:00pm).
It continues with Jimmy Jack (3:00pm), Carly-Jane Schiavone (4:00pm), Pamela Davie (5:00pm), Harry Gilffillan (6:00pm) and Gavin Patrick at 6:30pm.
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Hide AdThe entertainment then wraps up with Hodgie’s Disco until 8:00pm.
Join simply by c,licking the lionk below or search Facebook for Fife’s Sunday Sessions
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