Queer Voices in Music: Concert with Bogle Mufty
Enjoy a performance by the acclaimed group Bogle Mufty, a folk band playing Scottish/Irish folk and trad, plus occasionally some American or pop, at St Cecilia's Hall on 5th October!
About Queer Voices in Music: Concert with Bogle Mufty
Join us for a performance by the acclaimed group Bogle Mufty, a folk band playing Scottish/Irish folk and trad, plus occasionally some American or pop or whatever takes their fancy.
More about Bogle Mufty: Made up of a mixture of a variety of people from various musical backgrounds, Bogle Mufty is a a wee traditional Irish/Scottish folk band from Dumfries and Galloway who enjoy nothing better than getting together to play music and have the craic. Their music often has a lively quality and is sure to get you on your feet.
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