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Andy Chung Live Music At The Mash Tun, Drum, The Mash Tun
When
9pm on Sat 27th October
About
Live music from the legend from Fife that is Mr Andy Chung!
A Mash Tun Favourite!
Andy Chung has performed live, both solo and accompanied by other musicians, extensively throughout Scotland and the north of England. Over the past six years he has become a well loved character on the Scottish folk/world music scene, a finalist in the 1998 Danny Kyle awards at Celtic Connections in Glasgow and a regular performer at the Edinburgh Folk Club.
Kirkcaldy-born Andy drifted into a career in music after leaving Glasgow School of Art in 1988, playing in a succession of rock bands and rhythm and blues outfits. Though the musical seed were sown at a very early age through the Chinese folk music much beloved of his parents (within the Chinese comunity in Scotland, his father is a well known writer and performer of Hakka mountain songs, a traditional form encompassing story telling and intricate word play, often with a mischevious humour) his influences are also drawn from Scottish and Irish songwriting and a love for country blues styles.
A Mash Tun Favourite!
Andy Chung has performed live, both solo and accompanied by other musicians, extensively throughout Scotland and the north of England. Over the past six years he has become a well loved character on the Scottish folk/world music scene, a finalist in the 1998 Danny Kyle awards at Celtic Connections in Glasgow and a regular performer at the Edinburgh Folk Club.
Kirkcaldy-born Andy drifted into a career in music after leaving Glasgow School of Art in 1988, playing in a succession of rock bands and rhythm and blues outfits. Though the musical seed were sown at a very early age through the Chinese folk music much beloved of his parents (within the Chinese comunity in Scotland, his father is a well known writer and performer of Hakka mountain songs, a traditional form encompassing story telling and intricate word play, often with a mischevious humour) his influences are also drawn from Scottish and Irish songwriting and a love for country blues styles.