Up Late with Gnoss
Up Late with Gnoss
Experience the livewire instrumental skills and evocative songwriting of one of Scotland’s fastest-rising contemporary folk bands.
Gnoss’s sound, woven from guitar, fiddle, flute, bodhrán and vocals, is ‘a rich tapestry of acoustic layers and textures, mixing outstanding musicianship with captivating original songs’ (Irish News). Three times Scots Trad Music Award nominees, they have gone from strength to strength over the course of three albums.
Their most recent release, 2023’s Stretching Skyward, affirmed their traditional roots and the Orkney origins of the band’s two founding members, while incorporating electronic elements and a twist of Americana.
As their tours and festival appearances take them increasingly further afield, this is a great opportunity to catch them close to home.
No matter the time period, Gnoss successfully pulled a myriad of reactions from the crowd, whether they wanted to make you stomp your feet or start crying
What to expect at The Hub
The most intimate performances and conversations unfold here. Experience music traditions and rising stars from across the globe.
Your ticket includes a welcome drink 🍸
Supported by Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Programme
Set list performed on 14 Aug
Adelaide’s
The River
Good Crieff
Hjop
The Peeriefool
That’s Me
Emily
Stroma
Hamnavoe
Vore Tullye
Bennybeg
Dirt & Bone
Christine’s
Keefa Hill
Moul Head
Please note: Tiernan Courell replaced Connor Sinclair on the flute, whistles and keys as Connor was unavailable.
