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Details of the David Bailey concert below!

Born in Lebanon, David began to study classical guitar from an early age, before later moving to Germany, and finally America, where he entered the corporate world. He was diagnosed with a GBM IV in 1996, and was told there was little hope. He immediately began to fight what he calls "the beast" using treatment after treatment, and keeping his life in balance by remembering his faith, his family and friends, and his dreams of the future. He left his job, and turned back to his original love of song-writing and performing, sharing his message of hope and challenging us to live passionately and treasure the beauty of each day. Twelve years and 17 albums later, David is still here, writing and performing his songs all over the world. His music has been described as "some of the best adult male folk pop you will find within and beyond our little indie world," (cdbaby.com) and he has been labelled "a prophet with a guitar." 

He is appearing in a series of concerts in the UK to celebrate the International Brain Tumour Awareness Week, beginning on Sunday the 26th October, and will perform in Edinburgh on Monday the 27th, in association with IBTA, the international Brain Tumour Alliance. To find out more about this week, and about IBTA, visit their website: theibta.org

You can find out more about David Bailey at his website:  www.davidmbailey.com/index.cfm

The concert starts at 7.30pm on the 27th October in St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh. 

Tickets are £7, no concessions.  

To book tickets for what will be an absolutely delightful evening please send a cheque for the correct amount, with your name, address and telephone number, as well as the number of tickets required, written on the back to 25 Ann Street, Edinburgh, EH4 1PL. Book now!

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As you may be aware, Brain Tumour Action is run by volunteers. We are always interested in hearing from any of you who would like to become more actively involved in campaigning, fund raising, befriending and similar aspects of our work.


If you would like to know more please do get in touch. Previous charity experience would be preferred but is not essential. You can write to us at:

Brain Tumour Action
25 Ann Street
Edinburgh
EH4 1PL

Email us at administrator@braintumouraction.org.uk

Thank you very much.