Pianodrome

September at Pianodrome.

The Fringe may be over but we keep playing. We’re back this weekend with live music, free lunchtime concerts and everything that’s makes Pianodrome the place to be - Fringe or no Fringe.

Here’s what’s on next weekend at Pianodrome 👉

Friday 4 September | 7.30pm
Saltfishy kick off our September programme. High octane folk music from the Orkney Islands.

Saturday 5 September | 1pm Free Lunchtime Concert
A lively mix of jazz, soul and Motown. The Alice Collective combine smooth groves, soulful vocals and upbeat energy.

Saturday 5 September | 7pm
Portnawalk and the Woo perform their wild and ancient folk tunes with support from The Ridgeway.

“Friendly hosts in a beautiful venue with a mighty piano and good story telling. What a fantastic harmony between the far travelled piano, the unique chello bass and jazz drums.” - Audience review

We’re closing our Fringe run this Sunday with the fantastic Vroni Holzmann and her Streetpiano with Jellobelly on his unique cello bass. Tickets still available through the link in our bio.

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It’s the final week of Edinburgh Festival Fringe at Pianodrome Brunstfield. 26 - 30 August | Wednesday to Sunday.

Free lunchtime concerts, evening shows, family friendly workshops, life drawing, sea shanties and our last ever performances of the “enchanting” Piano Diaries.

Come and help us close out our first Fringe in Brunstfield in style!



Prana feat. The Sitar Project - Free Lunchtime Concert
26 August | 1pm
Prana weaves Indian and Japanese classical traditions into a meditative, dynamic soundscape of sitar. Joined by members of Sitar Project.

Will Pickvance: Piano Diaries
26 - 30 August | 6pm
Last chance to see Will Pickvance: Piano Diaries “a thing of odd beauty and lightly worn virtuosity” Wednesday to Sunday. Don’t let it slip you by!

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Free, every lunchtime.

The best lunchtime in Edinburgh is at Pianodrome Brunstfield. We have TEN free lunchtime concerts left this Edinburgh Festival Fringe and every single one is worth your hour.

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19 August | 1pm
Veasey//Ticciati
Contemporary classical meets first wave free jazz.

20 August | 1pm
Oceanallover
A story of salt and sails, mystery, transmutation and transcendence. Told through music, dance, costume and words.

21 August | 1pm
Kohla
The velvet voiced Kohla brings her cinematic, intimate love songs to Pianodrome.

22 August | 1pm
Amy Laurenson
Shetland pianist Amy Laurenson returns for another delightful time at Pianodrome.

23 August | 1pm
Dara Dubh x Harry Higgs
Bold fusion guitar and harp from two brilliant musicians.

26 August | 1pm
Prana feat. The Sitar Project
Indian and Japanese classical traditions woven into a meditative, dynamic soundscape.

27 August | 1pm
lifegarden
Folk, indie, pop and midwestern emo. Raw, cathartic and not to be missed.

28 August | 1pm
David Bertrand Trio
New York based jazz flutist makes his Pianodrome debut.

29 August | 1pm
Sun, Red, Sun
Modal jazz, neo soul and electronic textures blending into a dream like haze of sound!

30 August | 1pm
Ruth Hamblin
“A goddamn post. She doesn’t just sing, she tells stories.” Edinburgh Music News. The perfect way to close out our Fringe.