Folk singer-songwriter Charlie Noordewier brings his acoustic sound and songwriting to an intimate show at Stereo.
Charlie Noordewier plays Stereo on Sunday 22nd November, bringing his acoustic sound and songwriting to the venue for an intimate show. He's billed as a rising folk talent, and the set is built around his acoustic guitar and his own songs.
Stereo is on Renfield Lane in Glasgow city centre, and it's a spot with a bit of history behind it. The building was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and the venue has been trading since 2007. It's split into two distinct halves: a dedicated vegan bar and kitchen upstairs, and a room downstairs that hosts gigs, live performances and club nights that run well into the early morning. Noordewier's show will be in that downstairs space, which is where the live music usually happens.
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As a folk singer-songwriter, Noordewier works with an acoustic setup, and the focus of the night is on his songwriting. He's described as a rising folk talent, and the show is billed as an intimate one, so it's a good chance to hear the songs properly. The date is Sunday 22nd November, and the venue is Stereo, 20-28 Renfield Lane, Glasgow City Centre G2 6PH.
