Foy Vance in Edinburgh
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About this event
The next Foy Vance concert in Edinburgh will take place on 17 October 2026 at The Queen's Hall.
The event is open to ages 14 and over. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.
Tickets are on sale now, starting from £165. Prices and availability are updated daily.
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Artists
Foy Vance is a Northern Irish singer-songwriter, born in 1974, whose music draws on folk, soul and roots rock. He is known for songs including “Guiding Light” and “She Burns,” and for albums such as Joy of Nothing, The Wild Swan and Signs of Life. In 2014, he recorded the concert later released as Live at Bangor Abbey. He subsequently opened selected dates on Ed Sheeran’s ÷ Tour, then returned to theatres and concert halls for his own Signs of Life Tour. Foy Vance plays recurring headline concerts in London and Belfast.
Bonnie Bishop is an American country-rock singer-songwriter from Texas. Bonnie Raitt recorded “Not Cause I Wanted To,” written by Bishop and Al Anderson, and later recorded Bishop’s “Undone.” Bishop also co-wrote “The Best Songs Come From Broken Hearts,” heard in the television series Nashville and on its soundtrack, while Dave Cobb produced her 2016 album Ain’t Who I Was. Bishop spent a decade touring before studying creative writing at Sewanee. In 2016, she performed at Nashville’s Americana festival.
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The cheapest ticket for Foy Vance in Edinburgh on 17 October 2026 costs £165 right now.
Since 15 Aug, the cheapest ticket has cost anywhere from £65 to £165, depending on the day you buy.
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