The frontman of Starsailor is coming to Glasgow for a special solo show that will see him donate any ticket sales to a Scottish charity with a cause close to his heart.
Singer James Walsh wants to help The Catherine McEwan Foundation thanks to their work supporting patients and families impacted by Crohn’s and Colitis in Scotland.
“Obviously the more you get to know someone, the more you get to know about their life and the challenges they face like Colitis which Jon and his brother Jamie suffer from. The drummer in Starsailor, Ben Byrne, also suffers from the same condition so we’re aware of how debilitating it can be when a flare-up occurs.
Taking place at 18 Candleriggs, Glasgow on June 16 tickets cost £15 for an early bird ticket and £19.50 on General Sale. “When I released the solo tour dates a lot of people were particularly disappointed that Glasgow wasn’t on there initially. I thought why not put that right and raise some money and awareness for a great cause in the process? I have to work like everyone but the other shows can put food on the table so to speak.
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