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Fundraising concert in aid of Medecins Sans Frontiers (26 Sept)
Fundraising Concert for Medecins Sans Frontiers (Doctors without Borders)
Friday 26th September, 2025, 7pm (doors open 6.30pm)
Loch Leven Community Campus, Muirs, Kinross.
This fundraising concert has been organised to raise badly needed funds for Medecins Sans Frontiers who are an international, medical humanitarian organisation working in more than 70 countries around the world. With all the conflicts, natural disasters and emergencies going on in the world today, we wanted to do something to help this wonderful organisation and we were inspired by the recent 40th Anniversary of Live Aid to do something. As music and musicians bring joy to so many, we thought this was a way to help while giving something joyful to the audience for their money.
The venue, the volunteers, the speakers and the bands have all donated their time and talents free of charge. All of the money raised will go directly to help those in need who are helped by Medecins Sans Frontiers. We would like to give our sincere thanks to those are giving of their time and talents.
Featuring:
The Tenementals, Glasgow based folk-punk band, winners of the ‘Outstanding Event” award at the Glasgow Doors Open Day Festival 2022.
Robert Ryan is a renowned harmonica player. His band, Harmonica Lewinsky played for many years specialising in blues and R and B. Robert now plays solo and is well known for providing support for Eleanor McEvoy, Tom Hingley (Inspiral Carpets) and Nick Harper.
Alan Murphy, well known multi-instrumentalist. Alan has played at Backstage at the Green in Kinross many times. Alan has played with The Henry McCullogh Band. Alan has played with many well-known acts, including Sam Brown, Maggie Bell, Wishbone Ash and Paulo Nutini.
Pete Caban, well known guitarist who plays many local gigs. Pete was the proprietor of Bandwagon. He often plays the Twa Tams in Perth and plays with Dougie McLean monthly at Butterstone.
Delphinium, local band, featuring close harmony group with multiple instruments.
Acoustic Routes, Ronnie and Kirsty are the founders of Acoustic Routes and have been writing songs and creating their own version of their favourite tracks for over 20 years. With roots in folk and blues, and a love of contemporary and old time country classics, they are driven by lyrics and harmonies.
Introductions by Pete Wishart, M.P. formerly of Runrig.
Door open from 6.30pm. Bar available from 6.30pm and also during the interval.
Surprise acts to be announced at a later date.
For tickets £20 click here: TicketTailor