Davy Spillane's 1993 Concert & Tour History

Davy Spillane's 1993 Concert History

Davy Spillane is a player of the uilleann (Irish) pipes and the low whistle. Born in 1959, he began his musical career at the age of 16, but didn't begin releasing studio albums until 1988 with his debut album Atlantic Bridge. Shortly after its release he formed the Davy Spillane Band under which name he released Out of the Air, a departure from much of his solo work in that it maintained a traditional feel but was heavily influenced by blues and rock, including several guest performances from the legendary guitarist Rory Gallagher.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Apr 09, 1993	Davy Spillane	Clapham Grand	London, England, United Kingdom
Mar 16, 1993	Guinness Celebration of Irish Music Christy Moore / Donal Lunny / Davy Spillane / Nollaig Casey / Frances Black / Brendan Grace / Kieran Goss / the Barleycorn / Stockton's Wing Photos	Michael Fowler Centre	Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand