Hue And Cry live in Cambridge

Experience Hue And Cry live on October 11th

Hue and Cry, a Scottish band formed in the early 1980s, is known for their sophisticated blend of pop, jazz, and soul influences. The duo, consisting of brothers Patrick and Gregory Kane, gained prominence with their debut album "Seduction" in 1987, which featured hit singles such as "Labour of Love." Over the years, they have been recognized for their melodic songwriting, smooth vocals, and arrangements that often incorporate jazz instrumentation. Their music typically appeals to audiences who appreciate well-crafted pop with a touch of jazz sophistication.

The Cambridge Corn Exchange is a prominent entertainment venue located in Cambridge, United Kingdom. It has a long-standing history dating back to its opening in 1975 and is renowned for hosting a wide variety of events including concerts, comedy shows, and theatrical performances. The venue is characterized by its spacious auditorium with excellent acoustics and modern facilities that accommodate large audiences. Over the decades, it has hosted numerous notable artists across genres, making it an important cultural landmark within the region.

The upcoming concert scheduled for October 11, 2026, will feature Hue and Cry performing at this well-established venue known for its high-quality event hosting capabilities and historical significance in Cambridge's cultural scene.