Jemima & the Fuse

Information

Jemima & the Fuse craft an intimate yet expansive live experience, where soaring vocals, strings, world rhythms and brooding electronics collide with grit and tenderness. Shaped by the long-running collaboration between songwriter and folk singer Jemima Thewes and producer/drummer Tim Lane (drummer of Hidden Orchestra). Alternative and experimental, their sound is rooted in Scottish folk yet fearlessly reimagined, resulting in powerful performances that are heart-opening and unforgettable. The duo will be sharing new material from their forthcoming album, as well as the old favourites. A night not to be missed!

“I was absolutely blown away by your performance. True masters of sound, it was thrilling... Your music is inspiring!”
-Maud Start, (Travelling Folk, BBC Radio Scotland)

Doors open 30 minutes prior to the advertised start time.

Venue Info

Pianodrome Bruntsfield is at The St.Oswald's Center at 41 Montpelier Park, Bruntsfield, Edinburgh EH10 4NB, at the corner of Montpelier and Montpelier Park and next to the Bruntsfield primary school.

The Pianodrome is based in a 130 year old ex church building, and currently the space is unheated, so please remember to wrap up warm.

Concessions
We do not check your right to a concession or name your price ticket. If you feel you can afford the full price please select this ticket. However, concessions prices are there to help anybody attend the show - if you need a lower cost ticket you are in the best position to determine that. No questions asked.

Accessibility
There is ramped access to the main hall of the Pianodrome on Montpelier (the entrance to the South-East of the building ///circle.item.tidy).

We have an accessible toilet and space for wheelchairs. Most of our performances are relaxed performances. If you have any access requirements please feel free to email us at boxoffice@pianodrome.org.

Babes in arms
You do not need a ticket for babies, but if your child is likely to take space in a seat then please book them a ticket.

Non-human visitors
Pets are welcome if they are well behaved.