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You can buy tickets for the following gigs through this website, simply click on the gig you’d like to attend:

Thursday 5th November - Winchester: Hospital of St Cross.
£25.00

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning' and Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

DOORS 7:00pm

SHOW STARTS 8:00pm

Address:

Winchester: Hospital of St Cross.

St Cross Back St, 

Winchester 

SO23 9SD

Friday 6th November - Henley-On-Thames: Christ Church Centre
£25.00

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning' and Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

DOORS 7:00pm

SHOW STARTS 7:30pm

Address:

Henley: Christ Church Centre

46 Reading Rd, 

Henley-on-Thames 

RG9 1AG

Saturday 7th November - Cambridge: St John the Evangelist
£25.00

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning' and Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

DOORS 7:00pm

SHOW STARTS 8:00pm

Address:

Cambridge: St John the Evangelist

Hills Rd, 

Cambridge 

CB2 8RN

Friday 13th November - Bradford-On-Avon: St Margarets Hall
£25.00

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning' and Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

DOORS 7:00pm

SHOW STARTS 7:30pm

Address:

Bradford-On-Avon: St Margarets Hall

St Margaret's St, 

Bradford-on-Avon 

BA15 1DE

Saturday 14th November - Brighton: Friends Meeting House
£25.00

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning' and Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

DOORS 7:00pm

SHOW STARTS 7:30pm

Address:

Brighton: Friends Meeting House

Ship St, Brighton and Hove, 

Brighton 

BN1 1AF

Monday 23rd November 2026 - LONDON - The Jamboree
£20.00

Adam Beattie + Fiona Bevan + Friends

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning'; a homespun epic which explores family, legacy and belonging, and then Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

Doors open: 7.30pm

Show starts: 8pm

Address: 6 St Chad's Pl, Kings Cross, London WC1X 9HH

Monday 23rd November 2026 - LONDON - The Jamboree
£20.00

Adam Beattie + Fiona Bevan + Friends

Adam Beattie will perform his new album 'Home Fires Burning'; a homespun epic which explores family, legacy and belonging, and then Fiona Bevan will perform songs from her new EP ‘Here Now Yes’.

Doors open: 7.30pm

Show starts: 8pm

Address: 6 St Chad's Pl, Kings Cross, London WC1X 9HH

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You can now buy CDs and VINYL direct from my website here:

'Home Fires Burning' CD (UK, Europe and Worldwide shipping options available)
£15.00

A homespun epic which explores family, legacy and belonging. An album about being a boy, masculinity in rural communities, exploring the pitfalls of pretending everything is okay, encouraging the strength in vulnerability, encouraging men to hug men, and fathers to show their tears to their sons. Melodies inspired by the traditional fiddle tunes of a childhood in rural Aberdeenshire.

A collaboration with traditional fiddle players Owen Spafford and Mikey Kenney.

Featuring great players from the London scene; Filippo Ferazzoli, Zac Gvi, Dave Hamblett and Anna McLuckie.

And it’s also a family affair with appearances by Fiona Bevan as well as Adam’s sister Sarah, daughter Juno, mother Ann and father Bob!

 

'Home Fires Burning' 12" Vinyl (UK, Europe and Worldwide shipping options available)
£25.00

A homespun epic which explores family, legacy and belonging. An album about being a boy, masculinity in rural communities, exploring the pitfalls of pretending everything is okay, encouraging the strength in vulnerability, encouraging men to hug men, and fathers to show their tears to their sons. Melodies inspired by the traditional fiddle tunes of a childhood in rural Aberdeenshire.

A collaboration with traditional fiddle players Owen Spafford and Mikey Kenney.

Featuring great players from the London scene; Filippo Ferazzoli, Zac Gvi, Dave Hamblett and Anna McLuckie.

And it’s also a family affair with appearances by Fiona Bevan as well as Adam’s sister Sarah, daughter Juno, mother Ann and father Bob!

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Monday 2nd November 2026

My new album ‘Home Fires Burning’ was released in July and I’ve had a whole summer tour the UK, as well as Portugal and Canada, promoting the album and performing the songs from it. It’s been very enjoyable and I’ve loved meeting you all and receiving responses from the songs and stories, thanks for being there!

Crowdfunders should have received all of their orders now. Please let me know if you haven’t. Thanks again for your support!

I have another tour this month, just in the south of England, but if it’s near you I’d love to see you there!

'Can I please buy 2 albums?' - Brian Eno

'Incredibly Beautiful' - Mary Anne Hobbs, BBC RADIO 6 MUSIC

'Call me for a jam when you get to London' - Bert Jansch

'Carefully crafted, gently affecting songwriting' - Roddy Hart, BBC RADIO SCOTLAND

Adam Beattie is a Scottish singer-songwriter and finger-style guitarist who combines his roots in traditional celtic melodies with his distinctive voice and narrative lyrics. He has just released his sixth studio album ‘Home Fires Burning’, a home-spun epic exploring family and belonging.  An album about being a boy, masculinity in rural communities, exploring the pitfalls of pretending everything is okay, encouraging the strength in vulnerability, encouraging men to hug men, and fathers to show their tears to their sons. Melodies inspired by the traditional fiddle tunes of a childhood in rural Aberdeenshire. A collaboration with traditional fiddle players Owen Spafford and Mikey Kenney. Featuring great players from the London scene; Filippo Ferazzoli, Zac Gvi, Dave Hamblett and Anna McLuckie. And it’s also a family affair with appearances by Fiona Bevan as well as Adam’s sister Sarah, daughter Juno, mother Ann and father Bob!

Beattie is a ‘master of powerful narratives’ (★★★★★ RnR Magazine), writing original contemporary Scottish folk songs while also drawing rich influences from other roots genres. Adam uses beautiful, intricate, finger-picked guitar and a distinctive voice steeped in smoke and honey to create ‘uplifting reveries of love’ (MOJO Magazine). 

The press described Beattie’s previous album, Somewhere Round The Bend, as ‘Stirring Folk Balladry’ (Line Of Best Fit) and ‘Mesmeric’ (Loud And Quiet). Adam’s new album ‘Home Fires Burning’ explores his Aberdeenshire/Orkney roots, inspired by traditional folk tunes he grew up playing and has been described as ‘Heartfelt and Inspirational’ (Songlines). ‘A deeply moving song cycle. A simply beautiful album bursting with emotion’ (Fatea). ‘Warm yourself by his fires’ (Klof). ‘Heartwarming, a great storyteller’ (Folk London). ‘A powerful collection of folk ballads’ (Folk and Tumble).

Adam is also a member of trad folk 12-piece supergroup Band Of Burns “Extraordinary” (The Times) “Nourishing stuff beyond its times” (The Guardian) as well as alt-folk band PicaPica on Rough Trade Records. As a multi-instrumentalist he has collaborated with Birdy, Lulu, Michael Chapman, Mikey Kenney and many others. Adam is published by Karousel / Wixen Publishing and has just completed 3 UK tours represented by Sarah Coxson at the prestigious Alan Bearman Music Booking Agency. 

LATEST NEWS:

2nd November 2026 - Autumn Tour starts this week!

Gigs already happened in 2026:

I feel very honoured to have been invited by Oscar-winning actor Mark Rylance to sing my song 'I'm On Your Side' at the Stop the War Christmas fundraiser, we both performed alongside Brian Eno.

You can email me here adam.beattie (AT) gmail.com or via this form:

PRESS FOR ‘HOME FIRES BURNING’ (2026):

“A simply beautiful album bursting with emotion”

-FATEA

"Heartfelt and Inspirational" 

-SONGLINES

"Warm yourself by his fires" 

-KLOF

“A deeply moving song cycle”

-FATEA

“heartwarming, a great storyteller”

-FOLK LONDON

“a powerful collection of folk ballads”

-FOLK AND TUMBLE

"Enlivening. A master of powerful narratives”

-RNR Magazine

"A gifted story-driven songwriter" 

-AMERICANA UK

“Steeped in tradition yet full of personality"

-BLOW UP Magazine (ITALY)

“A lovely album of home and family and emotional honesty”

-Iain Anderson - Back On Board

“great stuff, what an individual sound he has”

-BBC radio wales 

“How good is that eh? Great great stuff”

-BBC radio Lincolnshire 

PRESS FOR ‘SOMEWHERE ROUND THE BEND’ (2020):

‘Uplifting reveries of love’

-Mojo Magazine  

‘Stirring folk balladry’

-Line Of Best Fit

https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/reviews/albums/adam-beattie-somewhere-round-the-bend-album-review

‘Master of powerful narratives’

-RnR Magazine

‘Lush, dreamy, cinematic, tender, twisted, rootsy and contemporary’

-Folk Radio UK

https://www.folkradio.co.uk/2020/11/adam-beattie-somewhere-round-the-bend/

‘Fantastic singer songwriter’

-Frank Hennessey, BBC Radio Wales

‘Absolutely Superb’

-Tim Walker, BBC radio Lincolnshire

‘Just lovely!’

-Kerry Devine, Bbc Radio Cambridgeshire

‘Dreamlike and captivating’ & ‘sublime melodies’

-FATEA Magazine

‘Mesmeric’

-Loud and Quiet

https://www.loudandquiet.com/reviews/adam-beattie-somewhere-round-the-bend/

PRESS FOR ‘LIVE AT THE OLD CHURCH’ (2023):

'Songs of great originality'

-Americana UK

https://americana-uk.com/adam-beattie-live-at-the-old-church

‘The best live album I've heard’

Tony Birch, Fatea Magazine

https://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/reviews/AdamBeattie4/

OTHER PRESS:

‘Incredibly beautiful’ 

-Mary Anne Hobbs, BBC RADIO 6 Music

‘Very good lyrics, very well written songs’

-Iain Anderson, BBC Radio Scotland

‘Evocative songwriting’

-Roddy Hart, BBC Radio Scotland

‘A great ear for melody and a natural talent for lyric writing’ 

-Bruce MacGregor, BBC Radio Scotland

‘Carefully crafted, gently affecting song-writing with a dark twist’ 

-Roddy Hart, BBC RADIO SCOTLAND

‘Beautiful melodies and intelligent, thoughtful lyrics’ 

The Morning Star

"Very beautiful” 

-Alan Raw, BBC RADIO LEEDS

"Really Special" 

-Sue Marchant, BBC RADIO THREE COUNTIES

‘Fantastic’

-Bob Harris

‘Wonderful’

-Lisa O’Neill

‘exquisite, passionate playing’

-The Scotsman

‘Extraordinary’

-The Times

‘Beautiful love songs, very moving’

-Mark Rylance