RUNRIG Experience
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Arrangementet afholdes på: DGI huset, Jens Møllersvej 3, 9440 Aabybro
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Beat The Drum – The Runrig Experience
Glæd jer til en storslået hyldestkoncert for det Skotske band Runrig fredag den 29 november 2024 på DGI huset
Beat The Drum er et professionelt tribute band, der spiller en hyldest til det skotske keltiske rock-band ‘Runrig’.
Det er tid til ‘Dance Again’ og genopleve de utallige Runrig sange, herunder Loch Lomond, Rocket To The Moon, Every River, Greatest Flame, Hearts of Olden Glory og mange flere leveret af det nye band ‘Runrig Experience’.
Runrig var et af Skotlands mest succesfulde bands, som udover successen i hjemlandet, også havde en stor, trofast fanskare i Danmark og Tyskland. Bandet startede på Isle of Skye tilbage i 1973 og nåede i alt at lave 14 studiealbums.
I 2016 anononcerede Runrig, at det 14. album ville blive det sidste og i 2018 afholdt de en kæmpe afskedsturné under titlen “The Final Mile” med to udsolgte koncerter i henholdsvis Royal Arena og Jyske Bank Boxen, og afsluttede på hjemmebane i Skotland foran 52.000 publikummer på Stirling City Park.
*Beat the Drum – The Runrig Experience *
Beat The Drum is a professional tribute band, playing homage to the Scottish Celtic Rock band ‘Runrig’. It’s time to ‘Dance Again’ and relive countless Runrig Anthems including Loch Lomond, Rocket To The Moon, Every River, Greatest Flame, Hearts of Olden Glory and more as part of the brand new ‘Runrig Experience’.
RunRig were where one of Scotland’s most successful Bands, specially beside Scotland they had a true following in Denmark and Germany with serval number One Hits and Albums in the Charts. Original RunRig Scottish Celtic rock band was formed on the Isle of Skye in 1973. The band released
fourteen studio albums, with a number of their songs sung in Scottish Gaelic.
Runrig’s music is often described as a blend of folk and rock music, with the band’s lyrics often focusing upon locations, history, politics, and people that are unique to Scotland.
In 2016, the band announced that it would retire from studio recording after the release of its 14th studio album, The Story and announced their final tour The Final Mile in 2017. In August 2018, Runrig performed the final shows of their farewell tour, entitled The Last Dance, in Stirling City Park with an estimated 52,000 fans attended.
Richie Muir, an Edinburgh singer/guitarist based in Nottingham but most importantly of all, a huge, lifelong Runrig fan came up the idea to keep this fantastic music alive and started to form RunRig Experience, a band to celebrate the music of RunRig.
“From the start, we didn’t want to be a ‘look-a-like’ type tribute band. We wanted the show to be a celebration of the RunRig’s music. Yes, we wanted it to sound authentic and to represent what RunRig was about, but this isn’t about replacing the void left by them. It’s about celebrating their music and their incredible contribution to the music industry, Scotland as a whole and the tiny, significant moments in the lives of their fans. We wanted to create a show where people could come along, enjoy themselves, sing, dance, celebrate and remember and I think we’ve really done that”
Ben Marshall