Following a UK tour which included two sold out, exceptional shows at London”s Milton Court at The Barbican, King Creosote has announced another UK tour for January and February 2015.
Following a UK tour which included two sold out, exceptional shows at London”s Milton Court at The Barbican, King Creosote has announced another UK tour for January and February 2015.
The film screening is followed by Q&A with Director, Virginia Heath and Music Supervisor, David McAulay.
Five Star Review of Milton Court Concert Hall show.
Thursday 28th August: 6.30pm – Broadway Cinema Nottingham Saturday 30th August: 8.30pm – Dundee Contemporary Arts Sunday 31st August: 5pm – Glasgow Film Theatre Saturday 6th September: 2.30pm – Eden Court Theatre Inverness
King Creosote Forthcoming Gigs – Album Tour
As part of Glasgow Commonwealth Games Festival 2014, From Scotland With Love will be on the big screen at Glasgow Green Live Zone. King Creosote (Kenny Anderson) and the FSWL band, including a string quartet and backing singers, will perform the film”s score live. We hope you can join us with friends and family on… Read more »
Pick up your copy here: AMAZON “This was a historical record, which also had its own hypnotic lyricism. Just to listen to several complete tracks by the same artist in a row created a sense of immersion that”s rare in our multiple device, ondemand entertainment age. The cumulative effect was to show the great, variety,… Read more »
Save the date!!! Monday, July 21st, 2014.
The first 3 dates of the cinema tour with Q&A sessions with Virginia Heath and King Creosote have been released. Monday 25 August: 6pm Edinburgh Filmhouse Tuesday 26 August: 6.15pm Aberdeen Belmont Wed 27 August: 7.30pm Dumfries Robert Burns Centre
First shown: 10pm Sunday 22 June 2014 Next showing on BBC Four: 1am Thursday 17th June 2014 BBC iPlayer direct link
The upcoming dates for the BBC 4 broadcast are: Sun 13th July 2014 21:00 pm
“From Scotland With Love successfully and movingly unites past and present, old and new, sight and sound. Another diamond” – **** Uncut “An image-rich rumination on Scotland past and present” – **** MOJO “Peculiarly beautiful and affecting” – **** Q