XS Noize Podcast Interview
Craig and Charlie join Mark Miller to discuss their 13th studio album, “You May Offend” and why they refuse to look back.
The Proclaimers – But It Is – Single & Video release
The second single from the You May Offend album.
Video by director Douglas Mackinnon and Peter Anderson Studio is a homage to the Imagine video of the world John Lennon & Yoko Ono dreamed of in 1971.
The spirit of 85-year-old John returns to find the hypocrisy of Western countries and the tragic and sad world it is politically now.
Huge thanks to Mabel Westwood puppets and the puppeteers Heather Shaw & Mabel Westwood.
Single : https://proclaimers.lnk.to/ButItIs
YouTube video : https://youtu.be/-ADW1AyW-Go
BBC Radio Scotland Afternoons with Grant Stott interview 12th August
Craig and Charlie join Grant from 43.00 featuring the first play of new single But It Is.
The Folk Club Gate To Southwell Festival Special
Stuart Green chats with traders, punters and performers giving a reflection of the festival and following a feature on Medieval flutes, talks with Craig and Charlie at 49.30.
Congratulations Josh Kerr
Congratulations to Josh Kerr for breaking the mile record.
It’s stood for 27 years 🏴
Lynn News – Thousands watch The Proclaimers bring the curtain down on King’s Lynn’s Festival Too
A fitting finale saw the crowds turn out for the last weekend of Festival Too.
Popular Scottish duo The Proclaimers brought the 41st festival to a close and were watched by thousands at Lynn’s Tuesday Market Place on Saturday – despite the 10pm clash with the World Cup England v Norway quarter-final kick-off.
The duo posted on social media after their appearance: “It’s a wonderful free festival in a town square all run by dedicated volunteers and a real joy to play.
At the close, the festival committee posted their thanks on social media to “every single one of you who came along, danced, sang and filled King’s Lynn with the energy only this festival can create.
“The power of music and community was truly alive.”
“And to all of you who support Festival Too year after year – you are the reason we carry on doing what we do. Festival Too was unforgettable and now fundraising for 2027 starts.”
