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Few artists work from as broad and eclectic a platform as James Yorkston. Growing up in the village of Kingsbarns in Fife, James has been releasing a series of much acclaimed albums on Domino Records since 2002 – His debut album ‘Moving Up Country’ was ‘Rough Trade Album of the Year’.
James’ break came a year previously, after he sent a demo cassette to folk-rock legend John Martyn asking for a support slot on the Edinburgh date of John’s upcoming tour, only for John to hear the cassette and offer James all 31 dates of the tour.
James was an integral original member of the much lauded and hugely influential Fence Collective (King Creosote, Pictish Trail, KT Tunstall, The Beta Band) and his style shows a mastery of folk traditions, often drawing on traditional songs, which has seen him collaborate with such heritage artists as the Waterson family, Martin Carthy and the late Bert Jansch, whilst producing his own albums alongside contemporary artists such as Four Tet, Rustin Man, David Wrench and Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip).
Since 2001, he has released a series of acclaimed albums on Domino Records and toured them worldwide. His most recent album, 2025's Songs for Nina and Johanna is a collection of duets with Nina Persson of The Cardigans and Johanna of First Aid Kit and earned James and Nina a slot on Later... With Jools Holland, as well as BBC 6 sessions for Huw Stephens, Marc Riley and Gideon Coe.
Support from Tourist Eagle
Tourist Eagle are Euan Wilding and Michelle Rodley based in Highland Perthshire. Their music combines storytelling with close vocal harmonies and songs about how the biggest things can be wrapped up in the smallest. Principal songwriter Euan previously fronted Stars of Sunday League playing festivals such as Green Man, End of The Road and South By Southwest as well being part of Emmy The Great’s touring band. Michelle is a respected singer, songwriter, and playwright, and a trained actor at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow. She has played in successful bands across Glasgow and highland Perthshire.
Tickets: £20 adv / £22 on the door.