Renowned Celtic musician Rennie Pearson will bring his captivating show, "Tunes, Songs and Stories from Ireland, Scotland and Maritime Canada" to the Tonimbuk Hall on Friday September 20.
Known for his engaging stage presence and storytelling, Rennie will showcase a diverse array of tunes and songs from Ireland, Scotland, and Maritime Canada.
The performance will feature a wide range of instruments including the wooden flute, guitar, Irish tin whistles, bodhran, fiddle, and his own voice.
A Wellington native, Rennie was immersed in Celtic music from a young age, inspired by his parents' music collection. He began playing the flute at age seven, learning by ear from Galway-born musician Pat Higgins.
Over the years, he expanded his expertise to include various Celtic traditions and instruments.
With a strong reputation in the traditional music scene across Australia and New Zealand, Rennie has performed at numerous festivals and music schools worldwide.
Some of Rennie's career highlights include collaborations with the New Zealand Irish ambassador, Peter Ryan, and tours with prominent Irish dance troupes. He has also released several albums, including his most recent EP, "AIR" which features original tracks recorded with Bob McNeill.
Rennie Pearson's performance of "Tunes, Songs and Stories from Ireland, Scotland and Maritime Canada" will take place at the Tonimbuk Hall at 7:30pm on Friday September 20. Tickets are available to purchase online at renniepearsonmusic.com