SCOTTISH rockers Runrig have released a statement after Bruce Guthro, their frontman for 20 years, died aged 62 ...
He wrote: “So, so sad to hear of the untimely death of my friend and former band mate Bruce Guthro. He was just the nicest person you could ever hope to meet and a joy to perform with.Tributes for Guthro have poured in, with MSP Kate Forbes writing: “Incredibly sad to hear this news and my deepest sympathies go to Bruce Guthro’s family, friends and band members. His powerful voice lives on, as generations continue to listen to his beautiful music.
And her SNP colleague, Inverness MP Drew Hendry, added:"Such sad news. Thoughts with Bruce's family, friends, and many, many fans." Guthro was a member of Runrig from 1998 until 2018, replacing Donnie Munro as their lead singer after he quit to pursue a career in politics. Guthro, who was born on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, died less than one week after turning 62, on August 31.
Hoolie in the Hydro, a night of traditional music, is set to return to Glasgow on December 9 with the event doubling as a celebration of 50 years of Runrig.
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