Adam Ross plays an intimate acoustic set at Rebel Row on Tuesday 29 September, 6.30pm to 8pm.
Best known as the songwriter behind cult indie outfit Randolph’s Leap, Ross writes the kind of songs that sit between humour and ache — “one of Scotland’s most talented singers and songwriters” (Klof). Solo records Staring at Mountains, Littoral Zone and 2026’s Bring On The Apathy have had him on BBC 6 Music, Radio Scotland, Green Man, Celtic Connections and Belladrum. This is the stripped version: guitar, voice, stories, no eight-piece clutter.
Early evening. Small room. First full day of the Fringe.