Gary Little – a little bit of personal
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginThis time he tells stories of paranoia, hillwalking, prison pen pals and being known as the guy with the dogs!
£13.20
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A brief History of Evil
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginWith humour and darkness, sorrow and light, Company of Wolves investigate what happens when we listen to the voices inside us, or not.
£10
Play Pieces presents ‘Hallaig’ by Iain Finlay Macleod
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginHallaig is based on two poems written by Sorley Maclean – Hallaig and An Roghainn. It is a story about unrequited love and how the small choices we make in life can affect us. It is about loss – of time, life, love and language.
£10
Adam Holmes and the Embers
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginLive, Adam Holmes and The Embers combine the rhythm and blues, country and folk music textures of classic artists such as The Band, Neil Young and Ryan Adams and The Cardinals.
£15
Randolph’s Leap and Spare Snare
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginRandolph’s Leap are a Glasgow-based musical project ranging from a solo act to an eight-piece band. Nairn-born Adam Ross and friends have been writing pop music for unpopular people since 2010.
£12
Will Robert
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginIt’s been two years since singer- songwriter Will Robert walked away from a promising career as a sound engineer to embark on his musical journey.
£6
Be Like Pablo with support from The Strives
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, Elgin"Quirky Scottish indie-rock in the style of a particularly giddy Weezer." - NME
£5
The Elephant Sessions
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, Elgin"Quite possibly the best instrumental debut since 'Venus in Tweeds' by Shooglenifty"-Bruce MacGregor BBC Radio Scotland
£12
Saltfishforty
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginFrom their island home in Britain’s far north, the powerhouse partnership of Douglas Montgomery (fiddle/viola) and Brian Cromarty (songs/guitar/mandola), jointly known as Saltfishforty, have won a devoted following throughout the UK and beyond, brilliantly transcending the duo format’s conventional confines.
£12
Blue Rose Code
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, Elgin"Seriously, can't recommend Blue Rose Code enough, cannot stop listening." - EWAN MCGREGOR
£12
Aleister Crowley: A Passion for Evil
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginJohn Burns uses this play to peel away some of the layers covering 'The Great Beast', and touches on the other aspects of Crowleys life, including his poetry, love of mountaineering and the Highlands of Scotland.
£10
Ruarri Joseph
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginRuarri Joseph returns to Scotland in 2015 with a new album.This will be Ruarri's fifth studio album to date.
£10
James Mackenzie and the Aquascene
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginRemember in the 90′s when Travis could do no wrong?
£5
The Gamekeeper
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginAs our society slowly creeps further and further away from the natural world, The Gamekeeper will make us rethink what the countryside really means to us.
£10
Simon Kempston
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginSimon Kempston is a highly regarded Scottish songwriter and leading fingerstyle guitarist.
£12
Adventures In Monahan Land
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginFollowing another sell out run at the 2014 Edinburgh Festival, Patrick Monahan will be on tour across the UK from February 2015 with his brand new, energetically witty and charming family show.
£12
Esperi and Sonny Carntyne
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginScottish multi-instrumentalist Chris James Marr creates beautiful soundscapes with his guitar and whatever unusual instruments he discovers.
£8
Mallory: Beyond Everest
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginMallory: Beyond Everest has been developed from a new one-man play written and first performed at the Edinburgh Fringe by actor and mountaineer John Burns.
£10
Hector Bizerk – The Canny Rap Like Me Tour
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginHector Bizerk's live show is something of a cultural phenomenon combining front-man Louie's razor sharp poetry with the incredible tribal rhythms of Audrey Tait and grooving funk bass lines of Fraser Sneddon to create a crescendo of thought-provoking music that encapsulates audiences to move both mentally and physically.
Warrior Blues
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginWarrior Blues takes a story which is nearly 3000 years old, and retells it for the 21st centu-ry. Eternal themes of love, magic, violence, conflict and revenge infuse the new story, just as they infused Homer’s Odyssey.
£10
Tony Wright
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginWith acoustic guitars on their back, Tony & Milly aim to get to towns big and small, and this date sees them land at the at The Drouthy Cobbler in Elgin!
£10.75
Raymond Mearns
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginRaymond has been a staple act in BBC Scotland Comedy productions including The Limmy Show, Rab C Nesbitt and even had a voice part in the Oscar winning animation by Sylvain Chomet, "The Illusionist."
£8.50
Frank Cinelli and Louise Cairns
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginFranc Cinelli , the folk / roots troubadour will be performing songs from his new album "I Have Not Yet Begun To Fight".
£15
Adam Holmes and the Embers
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginThis 23-year-old Edinburgh-born singer/songwriter is one of the brightest rising stars on the Scottish folk scene, with influences from either side of the Atlantic, mixing traditional and contemporary folk with his own brand of Americana.
£15
Amy Duncan
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginWith her melodious acoustic sound and emotional songwriting infused with remarkable honesty, Amy Duncan has established herself as one of the brightest musical talents in Scotland.
£15
The Jeremiahs
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginThe talent and rich musical backgrounds of Brian, Jean-Christophe, James and Joe have helped the Jeremiahs deliver one of the hottest and most entertaining Irish performances on the music scene today.
£10
Whisky Bard
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, Elgin“Robin has the perfect voice for this project, as warm and smooth as the whisky he sings about” Dirty Linen Magazine
£20
Hunter & The Bear
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginLed by Jimmy Hunter & Will Irvine, Hunter & The Bear are a British group not to be missed.
£15
Barluath
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginBarluath breathe new life into old songs and tunes and bring new compositions to the table with great flair and passion.
£15
Preston Reed
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginOne of the most influential solo guitarists of the past two decades, Preston Reed comes to Elgin to play up and coming venue The Drouthy Cobbler.
£15
Journeys to Glasgow
The Drouthy Cobbler 48a High Street, ElginA playful and interactive comedy show that allows the audience to tell their own stories of Glasgow, from award winning comedian Janey Godley and her daughter Ashley Storrie.
Free