Dan McKinnon

Gigs · Staveley

Dan McKinnon

Friday 11 June 2027 · Doors 19:30

Roundhouse, Staveley

About this event

Dan McKinnon is on Friday 11 June 2027 at Roundhouse, Staveley, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £11, including the booking fee.

Blessed with a glorious baritone voice, a graceful mastery on guitar, and a hearty laugh that delights any room, Dan McKinnon has carved out his own unique, musical path. From early beginnings in the coffee houses, pubs and bars of Atlantic Canada, to yearly tours throughout the UK, Dan’s performances reveal an enduring respect for the past, tempered by a profound attachment to the present. His keenly observed stories and passionately delivered songs convey a deep inquisitiveness into the human condition combined with the rich heritage of the Maritimes. “Hearing Dan McKinnon for the first time reminds me of the first time I heard Stan Rogers or James Keelaghan…” - Rich Warren, Sing Out!

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