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Wolverhampton's showcase of Award Winning Folk Artists from the National Circuit.

23/10/2026

🪕 NEXT UP at Wolverhampton Arts Centre...
Remember The Carrivick Sisters, who joined us back in November 2024? Well, we're delighted to be welcoming Charlotte Carrivick back to WAC, this time with her own band!

With a shared passion for modern bluegrass, The Charlotte Carrivick Band brings together four of the most exciting musicians in the UK today.

Joining Charlotte, an internationally renowned flatpicking guitarist, are fiddler Kieran Towers, mandolin player Evan Davies and bassist Eleanor Wilkie. Together, they bring virtuosic instrumentals and close harmony singing, with music that's at times joyous, poignant, dark or exuberant.

📅 FRIDAY 27 November | 8pm
🎟️ Find out more and book via our website!

16/10/2026

Norrie MacIver's solo tour has just kicked off, and we're looking forward to welcoming him to Wolverhampton Arts Centre tomorrow!

Plenty of songs from his latest album Roots Beneath, a few old favourites and no doubt some stories along the way!

If you've not heard the album yet, now's a good time to get acquainted!

15/10/2026

We’ve told you about the big stages. (Edinburgh Castle, the OVO Hydro, the Barrowlands...) But there’s another side to seeing Norrie MacIver live.

Earlier this year, a review of his solo show praised the stripped-back setting of simply voice and guitar, where the songs, stories and interaction with the audience took centre stage. We think our stage might be perfect for that!

Come and find out on Saturday 17 October at 8pm. Tickets available to pre book on Wolverhampton Arts Centre website.

14/10/2026

"The Gaelic cross-over voice of his generation. Norrie is a singer of range, clarity and melody, and although firmly rooted in Gaelic tradition, he has a voice completely at ease with a backbeat, effortlessly exploring rhythm and modern idioms.” - Calum MacDonald, Runrig

That's quite an endorsement! And you can hear exactly why Norrie MacIver has earned such praise when he joins us at Wolverhampton Arts Centre THIS SATURDAY

12/10/2026

Just Norrie, a guitar, the songs… and apparently quite a lot of stories in between.

That’s how Norrie MacIver describes his October solo tour, stripping things right back after recent full-band shows for something altogether more intimate.

He’ll be playing songs from his new album Roots Beneath, music from across the years and a few old favourites along the way. Norrie says these smaller solo shows are a completely different experience from playing with the full band, and ones he particularly loves doing.

And one of those shows is right here in Wolverhampton.

🎶 Norrie MacIver
📅 Saturday 17 October | 8pm

Find tickets at Wolverhampton Arts Centre website

10/10/2026

Next Saturday, Norrie brings his solo show to our theatre for an evening of Scottish and Gaelic folk, songs and stories, with one of those voices that deserves to be heard properly, up close.

ONE WEEK TODAY
🎶 Norrie MacIver
📅 Saturday 17 October | 8pm
Tickets from Wolverhampton Arts Centre website

08/10/2026

In 2024, Norrie "Tago" MacIver stood on stage at Edinburgh Castle in front of more than 8,000 people and on 17 October, he’s coming to Wolverhampton Arts Centre.

We cannot promise 8,000 people for reasons!! but CAN promise the chance to hear that voice in a much more intimate setting!

Norrie MacIver | Saturday 17 October
Book tickets at Wolverhampton Arts Centre website

07/10/2026

Not a bad year for Norrie MacIver…
His new 12-track album Roots Beneath arrived in August and reached No. 17 on the Official Album Downloads Chart.

Featuring original songs in English and Gaelic, the album explores family, love, island life and that enduring pull of home, with tracks including The Weavers Hands, This Is How We Do It In The Western Isles, Harris Tweed, Island Crowd and Sing Me Home.

It’s music with the Isle of Lewis and Norrie’s Gaelic roots running right through it, and you can hear songs from the album live when he joins us in Wolverhampton.

🎶 Norrie "Tago" MacIver
📅 Saturday 17 October | 8pm

06/10/2026

Let us introduce you to Norrie "Tago" MacIver …

Hailing from the Isle of Lewis, Norrie is an award-winning Gaelic singer and songwriter who spent nine years as the lead singer of Skipinnish, performing on some pretty enormous stages along the way, including Edinburgh Castle and Glasgow’s OVO Hydro.

Now he’s back out under his own name, returning to his solo roots with songs spanning Gaelic tradition, contemporary folk and plenty of stories gathered along the way.

And rather wonderfully, his UK solo tour is bringing him to Wolverhampton.

If Norrie’s already on your radar, you’ll know why we’re excited about this one.

🎶 Norrie MacIver
📅 Saturday 17 October | 8pm
📍 Wolverhampton Arts Centre

Find Norrie in What’s On on our website.

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