Film Postponed – February 7

The scheduled film this Wedenesday evening, Women Talking has been postponed and will be shown at a later date. The afternoon screening of You’ve Got Mail will be shown as planned.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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Jackie Oates and John Spiers 

Two of the most recognised musicians on the British folk scene today, combine their considerable talents to provide a beautiful and warm evening of the highest calibre music; the perfect antidote to the materialism of the festive season.

With their understated brilliance, the duo invite you into their captivating world of English carols, wassails and other historical traditions, festive songs and tunes from the British Isles and far beyond.

Concerts include original music and selected covers, and a host of instruments are played – fiddle, melodeon, percussion, recorders and stomp box – creating a richly textured sound.

By sharing insights into their own family traditions, the duo provide inspiration for a simpler and wholesome Christmas – one where tradition, family, ritual and celebration are the beating heart.

Multi award-winning and hugely influential folk musicians Jackie Oates and John Spiers bring their breadth of experience to this finely matched duo. Jackie (two-time BBC Radio 2 Folk Award winner and five-time nominee) is an exquisite singer, expressive fiddler and composer with a string of critically acclaimed albums and reputation as one of our most gifted interpreters of traditional song. John (Bellowhead, Spiers & Boden) is a leading squeezebox player and composer who mixes infectious dance tunes with incredibly moving and sensitive slow airs. John expertly blends traditional squeezebox styles with contemporary dance music to create an infectious acoustic groove.

‘If you’re seeking music that beautifully honours the traditions of this season, look no further…they carry these cherished traditions with inspiring grace.’ Klofmag

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Dave Rowntree: No One You Know

Edge Street Live presents

Dave Rowntree: No One You Know

For the first time ever, Dave Rowntree shares the stories behind Blur’s formative years- from early friendships in Colchester, to embarking on a world tour, and famously going head-to-head with Oasis, their Britpop rivals. Through unheard stories alongside candid photos from his new book ‘No One You Know’, he offers a rare insight into the moments that shaped Blur, one of the defining bands of 1990s Britpop.

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Kiki Dee & Carmelo Luggeri – The Long Ride Home Tour

For over 25 years now Kiki and Carmelo have been touring their spellbinding acoustic live show across the UK and Europe. Performing in this stripped back fashion allows each of their exceptional talents to shine through and create a wonderful and warm sense of intimacy for the audience.

Kiki has recently celebrated her 55th year in the music industry and has cemented her status as one of the UK’s finest and most revered vocalists, always moving forward with the music that she creates with Carmelo . Kiki says Carmelo is her favourite guitarist , and he co-writes and produces all their songs.

The duo’s latest critically acclaimed album THE LONG RIDE HOME was released in 2022 , and is full of haunting, emotional and stunning songs that will hopefully please their army of fans.
Join Kiki and Carmelo for an acoustic journey of their songs and stories which also include some tracks from the new album , unique covers of songs by artists such as Kate Bush and Frank Sinatra and of course Kiki’s own hits “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart”, “I Got The Music In Me”, “Loving & Free” and the stunning “Amoureuse”.

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Good Habits

Good Habits are a dynamic indie-folk band with a knack for turning existential musings into bursts of optimism. With vocals, cello, accordion, synths and drums, their sound is virtuosic, cinematic and joyfully genre-blending – part folk storytelling, part groove-driven energy.

Formed by singer-cellist Bonnie and accordionist/synth player Pete while stranded in New Zealand during the pandemic, the band built their identity around adventure, connection and creativity. In 2025, the addition of drums (Jen Walinetski) supercharged their live show with electrifying rhythmic drive.

Their UK Top 40 Folk charting album Quarter-Life earned praise from BBC Radio and appearances at Glastonbury, WOMAD, Cambridge, Green Man and more. With a new album album on the horizon, Good Habits are stepping into their next chapter with vibrant stories, playful energy and sheer musical joy.

This performance is part of our Members’ 241 Offer. Please ask for details.

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Mark Thomas: 40 in stand up years (Edinburgh warm up)

Mark Thomas celebrates 40 years at the mic. In that time he has changed laws on tax, jailed arms dealers, kick started a comedy circuit in Palestine, given evidence before three Parliamentary select committees and has taken the police to court three times and won. The world’s moving far too fast to predict what the content will be but it is the normal stuff of government and personal mayhem, expect jokes, rants, politics, swearing, staring into apocalypse and possible nudity as he emerges from large cake singing happy birthday mr president.*

*Cake correct at time of publication.

Join Mark as he tries to turn “what the fuck is going on” into a cogent hour of stand up.

Please note this is an Edinburgh warm-up show which lasts one hour. 14+ only

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Molly Amour

Performing jazz standards by Hoagy Carmichael, Harold Arlen and more, Molly will be singing with her jazz quintet. Featuring trumpet, guitar, drums and bass, this will be a dynamic line up alongside Molly’s warm, expressive voice.

A graduate of the Loire Vocal Jazz School and a performer with manouche ensembles including Swing Amour and Hot Flamingo, Molly’s performances honour the rich tradition of jazz while infusing each set with fresh energy and charm.

Acclaimed jazz guitarist Pat McCarthy returns to The Ropewalk with award winning trumpet player Thom Whitworth, leading jazz professionals Warren Jolly on bass and Simon Potts on drums, together bringing you an evening of jazz classics, swinging rhythms and heartfelt vocals.

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