Dean Owens & Friends: All Roads Lead Here... 25 Years A Troubadour
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Dean Owens celebrates 25 years as a solo troubadour with an all-star lineup of friends at the Mackintosh Church as part of Celtic Connections 2027.
Marking 25 years since Dean Owens left The Felsons to go solo, the singer-songwriter performs his soulful, world-travelled songs at Glasgow's Mackintosh Church during Celtic Connections. He will be joined by collaborators from across his career, including former Felsons bandmate Kev McGuire, Amy Geddes, Chris Stout, Kirsten Adamson and Lyle Watt, plus his band The Sinners. The evening combines songs — spanning 12 solo albums and themes of family, home and wanderers — with stories from his travels through Nashville, the American Southwest and Italy.
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