13/10/2026
Saturday 17th October- we have four very talented local musicians performing some Hayley Williams songs for our flash event in store. Whilst the flash event (see pinned post) has been very successful and is running until 25th October we wanted to make a special day too. Very limited availability left.
TO THE WILD | Rachel Anderson is a feisty Edinburgh based songstress writing unconventional love songs. She can be heard belting out bi-polar folk lamenting the human condition, mammalian relationships and late-night pillow talk. Having collaborated with a range of artists, bands, and creative projects since 2000, TO THE WILD most recently worked with Silibil (Billy Boyd – California Schemin’) and Vulin Music. Her captivating stage presence and unique voice draw the listener in to a quiet space where dreams are whispered, and stories are told. She is currently working on her debut album.
Folke | Folke is an Edinburgh-based indie folk artist and singer-songwriter from Hamburg, Germany. Through introspective, reflective lyrics and soft, passionate vocals, Folke connects with audiences on a visceral, emotional level. Her songs balance raw emotion with poetic storytelling, her sound has been compared to artists such as Clairo and Norah Jones. Folke has received positive acclaim for her intimate songwriting and connective stage presence, her debut EP 'Everything Worth Having' (2025) being named "one worth listening to" by The Skinny.
Ezra Briggs | Ezra Briggs is a folk musician based in Leith. He plays guitar and fiddle and writes songs about mysterious people and landscapes.
Devin Reardon | is an Irish/American singer-songwriter who now calls Scotland home. Blending folk and rock, his music is rooted in honest storytelling, raw emotion, and a touch of theatrical flair. Alongside his work as a music therapist, Devin is passionate about the power of music to connect people and make sense of all the messy bits of being human. He’s excited to play this gig and channel his inner teenage angst all over again.
Can't wait!
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