St James Quarter b-EAT Lounge: waverley. and Midnight Ambulance

Vic Galloway meets some of Scotland’s most exciting musicians, presenting an evening of conversation and intimate live performances
About this Event

Schedule

7pm: Doors Open - ticket includes one drink on arrival. Event takes place in the Everyman Lounge - this is a standing event with limited seating available

7.30pm: Vic Galloway in conversation with Midnight Ambulance & waverley.

8.15pm: Midnight Ambulance live set

9.00pm: waverley. live set

9.30pm: Event ends

waverley.

Since coming together only a few short years ago, waverley. have cemented themselves as one of Scotland’s most ambitious new acts, characterised by their ability to weave moody and emotive songwriting together with densely intricate instrumentation; creating a landscape sound that is distinctly their own. The Edinburgh-based 5-piece kicked off their year with sold-out headline shows at Glasgow’s Celtic Connections festival and BBC Introducing Scotland’s Edinburgh showcase, with their latest EP ‘Flail’ earning the band widespread acclaim from the likes of BBC Radio 6 Music, Atwood Magazine, SNACK Magazine, The Herald, and more, accompanied by further sellout shows in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London.

Midnight Ambulance

Midnight Ambulance are a Scottish alternative rock duo comprising Amelia Stokes (vocals, drums) and Fraser Fulton (guitar, vocals). After first crossing paths on the Edinburgh music scene years earlier, the pair reconnected in 2020 and quickly forged a creative partnership, writing dozens of songs before eventually bringing the project to life in Scotland.

Blending haunting melodies with bold guitar work, raw vocals and atmospheric soundscapes, Midnight Ambulance create music that is both intimate and cinematic. Drawing influence from artists including The National, Phoebe Bridgers and Frightened Rabbit, the duo have earned praise for their dark, evocative songwriting, were shortlisted for BBC Introducing Scottish Act of the Year in 2022, and continue to establish themselves as one of Scotland's most compelling emerging alternative acts.