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Tragedy – A Heavy Metal Tribute to the Bee Gee’s and Beyond – Disco’s Revenge 4****
August 27, 2025 | one4review
In the dripping, low-ceilinged bunker that is Bannerman’s, sense goes out the window and sheer daft brilliance takes its place. Tragedy are a Bee Gees tribute act, except they aren’t — they’re a heavy-metal, glitter-soaked, falsetto-flinging monster that defies explanation … Read More
Iona Fyfe – 4****
August 27, 2025 | one4review
Iona Fyfe starts five minutes late, but frankly it’s a miracle she makes it at all. Tonight she’s battling the full Edinburgh triple-threat: gridlocked Festival traffic, AC/DC roaring Murrayfield to the ground, and a Hibs European tie at Easter Road … Read More
Under Milkwood Jazz Suite – 5*****
August 27, 2025 | one4review
The Scotlish Arts Club presented the Mark McKergow Quartet and Pippa Evans in the Under Milk Wood Jazz Suite only twice this Fringe, which is the only disappointment because it is worthy of considerably more performances. A delightful hour of mellow jazz overlain … Read More
Ducks Ltd – 4****
August 25, 2025 | one4review
Sneaky Pete’s is bursting at the seams tonight — the kind of sweatbox that feels more like a rite of passage than a gig. Edinburgh’s CBGBs, if you like, and Toronto’s Ducks Ltd. look right at home. This is their … Read More
The Rise of The Eagles – 4****
August 21, 2025 | one4review
From the fiery opening of “James Dean,” it’s clear this is no ordinary covers show. The sound is immaculate, the playing razor-sharp, and the harmonies bright in a room that feels built for this kind of music. Alex Beharrell acts … Read More
Show Choir: 100 Years of Musicals 4****
August 20, 2025 | one4review
A group of talented performers take the audience through 100 years of popular hits from some well-known musicals. The show starts from the 1930’s right up until the present day, showcasing familiar hits from popular musicals during that decade. From … Read More
The Tall Pines 4****
August 19, 2025 | one4review
From Brooklyn, NYC, Connie Lynn Petruk and Christmas Davis are The Tall Pines—a duo who weld garage-rock, southern soul, swamp blues, and a little drive-in-movie sleaze into a bare-bones rock ’n’ roll joyride. Think fuzz-box guitars, soul-soaked vocals, and a … Read More
Brian Molley Quartet – …And Jazz Was Born in Scotland 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
Forget tidy genre boxes and Wikipedia timelines—the Brian Molley Quartet grab jazz, spun it through a ceilidh, baptised it in a Hebridean storm, and let it loose to dance across the Atlantic. For an hour in the subterranean hush of … Read More
Jez Lowe: Life Writing – 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review
The North East has long produced its share of troubadours, and Jez Lowe sits comfortably among the very best of them. A songwriter’s songwriter, he has spent decades marrying wit, politics, and melody into songs that feel both timeless and … Read More
Angelica Mode 4****
August 18, 2025 | one4review 1
Angelica Mode are an Edinburgh-based three-piece built around identical Dublin-born twins — singer-songwriter/guitarist Brian Hughes and bassist-synth wielder Martin Hughes — plus Stevie Sticks on drums. Formed in 2020, they’ve clearly spent the last few years chiselling their sound into … Read More
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