Hue & Cry

Hue & Cry are a renowned Scottish pop group formed in 1983, celebrated for their sophisticated songwriting and distinctive blend of pop and soul influences. The sibling duo, Patrick and Gregory Kane, have built an enduring career, consistently evolving while remaining true to their musical roots. Their discography showcases a notable breadth, including albums such as "The Best of Lockdown" (2022), the heartfelt "Pocketful of Stones" (2017), and the live EP "Hue And Cry Live at Christmas" (2021). More recently, the group released the EP "Episode TWO: Exposure | 1986" in February 2024, illustrating their ongoing creative vitality after four decades.

Known for dynamic live performances, Hue & Cry have headlined notable venues such as The Continental in the United Kingdom in September 2025, affirming their enduring appeal on the live music circuit. Their celebrated concerts often feature both their classic hits and more recent material, offering fans a rich retrospective of their impressive catalogue. The band’s commitment to engaging their audience is further reflected in the special full band shows announced for 2025 and 2026, including a return to Paisley Town Hall and a sold-out evening at Glasgow’s iconic Kelvingrove Bandstand, as well as a tour marking their 40th anniversary.

With a new limited edition double coloured vinyl album "Hue And Cry 40" set for release in November 2024 and the digital "Labours Of Love" series digging into rare archive material, now is an ideal time for fans and new listeners alike to explore Hue & Cry’s music. Follow the group and stay informed about upcoming gigs and tour dates to experience their celebrated live performances first-hand.