Renegade Communications Presents: HEJIRA - Celebrating Joni Mitchell
The seven-piece touring band Hejira performs songs by Joni Mitchell, including material from Court and Spark through Wild Things Run Fast. The event is listed for ages 14 and up; attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
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March 11, 2027 · 7 PM
Saint Luke's, 17 Bain Street, Glasgow ·
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The event is listed for ages 14 and up; attendees under 16 must come with an adult.
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14+ (under 16s with an adult) Hejira - Celebrating Joni Mitchell “The UK’s best and most convincing take on Joni Mitchell” ~ The Guardian Hejira is a formidable, highly successful 7-piece touring band, set up in 2023 to celebrate the ‘greatest songs’ of Joni Mitchell. Since late 2025, they have been drawing from a pool of 3 outstanding singers/guitarists:Hattie Whitehead; Jana Varga; and Immy Churchill. In particular, the band performs the masterpiece works that Mitchell recorded from ‘Court & Spark’ to ‘Wild Things Run Fast’; expect to hear such classics as ‘Amelia’, ‘Help Me’, ‘Hejira’, ‘Song For Sharon’, ‘A Case Of You, ‘Free Man In Paris’, ‘Coyote’ ‘Hissing of Summer Lawns’ etc.. The band has produced 12 high-quality videos for Youtube, amassing more than 1,000,000 views and garnering thousands of glowing comments. They have, in their short history, played more than 120 shows in the UK and Ireland, including headline features at The EFG London Jazz Festival; Musicport World-Music Festival; Brecon Jazz Festival;Mosely Folk Festival; Lincoln Jazz Festival; Scarborough Jazz Festival; Oxford Festival of the Arts; Salisbury International Arts Festival; Buxton International Festival. They produced a live album in 2024 which has received much critical acclaim; for example: “Hattie Whitehead’s voice is spine-shiveringly like Mitchell’s, and just as full of delicacy, emotion and intelligence…. They are a formidably tight unit, imparting a practised smoothness to the performances.
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