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Amazing event. They are both so talented and we enjoyed the show from start to finish. They both have great stage presence and I felt like it was a gig that I will never forget. We will see them again next year.
Posted by Ian B on 18/05/2024
Hue and Cry, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 16th May 2024
Amazing performance
I absolutely loved the gig. I grew up listening to Hue and Cry as a a child and always wanted to see them in concert. This was the first time I saw them live and wished I had seen them years ago! Pat's voice was beautiful and Greg did an amazing job on keyboard and guitar. I managed to stand right at the front and the banter between the brothers made it an even better night. Gutted I can't get tickets for their birmingham gig! Definitely looking forward to seeing them again next year !
Posted by Alex on 17/05/2024
Hue and Cry, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 16th May 2024
Roll on next H&C concert
One more H&C concert, they get better and better
Posted by Ant on 17/05/2024
Hue and Cry, The Robin, Wolverhampton - 16th May 2024
Still Brilliant 40 Years On.....
Venue is magical - Pat's voice stronger than ever, intelligent songs and all backed up by Greg's musical talents. Great night and worth the wait - last saw them in 1988 !!!
Posted by Dazza on 19/10/2023
Hue & Cry, Union Chapel, London - 17th October 2023
Fabulous performance as usualy
We saw Hue & Cry at the same venue 2 years ago and they were great. This year they were even better, with a mix of hits and new electro music which I quite liked. Always good banter between the brothers and with the audience. Great venue too!
Posted by Mark W on 18/10/2023
Hue & Cry, Union Chapel, London - 17th October 2023
Scottish pop duo Hue and Cry includes brothers Pat Kane and Greg Kane. Their biggest smash hit single is "Labour of Love".
They have an extensive back catalogue which includes studio albums Seduced and Abandoned (1987), Remote (1988), Bitter Suite (1989), Stars Crash Down (1991), Truth and Love (1992), Showtime! (1994), Piano & Voice (1995), Jazz Not Jazz (1996), Next Move (1999), Open Soul (2008), Xmasday (2009), Hot Wire (2012), Remote: Major to Minor (2014), September Songs (2015) and Pocketful of Stones (2017).
