Concert by American singer-songwriter Shawn Colvin, with special guest Ruth Trimble, to celebrate 30 years of her album 'A Few Small Repairs'.
Shawn Colvin plays Mandela Hall on Monday 19 October, her only Belfast date on a rare tour of the UK and Ireland. She's an American songwriter and performer who's built her name as a storyteller, earning the commendation of her peers and devoted audiences alike. She's played guitar since childhood, and most people will know her from her hit single 'Sunny Came Home'.
The Belfast show is part of a tour celebrating 30 years of A Few Small Repairs, the classic album that put her on the map. It's a rare run of dates across the UK and Ireland, so this is one of the few chances to see her over here. She'll be joined by special guest Ruth Trimble, who opens the night.
Colvin's career has always sat around the song and the story, and that's what she's known for — the songwriting and the singing. A Few Small Repairs was the record that brought her that wider recognition, and this tour looks back at it three decades on. It's a seated show, and tickets are sold out, so if you've got one, you're set. If not, it's worth keeping an eye on the venue for any last-minute changes.
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Doors open at 18:30 at Mandela Hall, 75-87 University Road, Belfast, BT7 1NF. The show is fully seated, and tickets are sold out.
