Apr 11, 2003 • 1 min read

David plays mini-gig on the Clyde

Craig David played a set for 250 Clyde 1 competition winners on the Renfrew Ferry in Glasgow, describing it as an intimate contrast to his New York Giants stadium show.

Craig David knew he was playing an intimate gig for listeners of Scottish radio station Clyde 1, but it wasn't until he got to Glasgow that he realized he would be playing on a ferry. The R&B star played a set to 250 competition winners on the small Renfrew Ferry on the Clyde. Talking to the Daily Record David commented: "Here we are on a barge in the middle of Scotland. It's weird. But the sun is out, which has made it all worthwhile. I didn't know where we'd be performing until we got here and realised it was a boat. It has character, which I like, and it feels like you can really connect with the crowd. The biggest show I did was at the New York Giants stadium in the US. It was a crazy scenario because it is enormous."

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