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Waterboys Dive Deep into 'Fisherman's Blues' Roots
30 Aug
Summary
- Waterboys launch 'Fisherman's Blues Revue' inspired by Dylan's tour.
- The revue revisits the band's rootsy sound from the mid-1980s.
- Glasgow's OVO Hydro hosted the first night of this special event.
The Waterboys embarked on their "Fisherman's Blues Revue," a concert experience inspired by Bob Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder Revue. This initiative delves into the band's foundational, rootsy sound from the mid-1980s, a period that heavily influenced their classic album, 'Fisherman's Blues.'
Mike Scott, the frontman, clarified that the revue's objective is not to replicate the album but to "reignite" its core spirit. This approach promises an exhilarating exploration of the Waterboys' past, bringing new energy to their beloved music.
The first performance of this special revue was held at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow. The event featured the Nashville singer-songwriter among other guests joining Mike Scott for a lively showcase.
