A richly celebrated Scottish folk singer and songwriter, four-time Scots Singer of the Year, Siobhan Miller, returns to Kings Place with her six-piece band and a new studio album, her first since 2022’s ‘Bloom’. With support from folk, country and jazz fusion singer-songwriter Niamh Corkey.

Siobhan Miller‘s first full-band tour in 2024 sold out rooms across the country and became this year’s Live Album, drawn from performances recorded across nine UK cities. The band returns to Hall One as part of a seven-date tour marking the arrival of Miller’s sixth studio album. The show will bring the new songs to the stage for the first time, alongside favourites from her five previous studio albums and the live record, bringing the scale and energy of the band’s festival shows into an intimate indoor venue.

A four-time winner of Scots Singer of the Year at the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards and recipient of the 2018 BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Traditional Track, Miller has built one of Scottish folk’s most celebrated live shows. Her recent live work includes a sold-out 1,400- capacity headline show at Glasgow’s Old Fruitmarket in January 2026, alongside appearances at festivals across the UK and Europe, including Cambridge Folk Festival and Denmark’s Tønder Festival.

The band features guitarist Innes White, fiddler Charlie Stewart, drummer Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow, Kris Drever), pianist Tom Gibbs and bassist Euan Burton.

This event will last approximately 2 hours, including an interval.

Schedule:
8pm Niamh Corkey
8.30pm Interval
8.50pm Siobhan Miller Band

Reviews

‘One of the best Scottish traditional singers on the planet’ fRoots 

‘assured and precise… Siobhan Miller’s vocals are bright and unforced.’ The Guardian 

‘a writing talent that’s as impressive as her velvet voice’ The Herald

About Niamh Corkey

Niamh is focused on finding melodies that you could recognisably draw across the sky (given a sparkler and a long exposure camera).

Raised in the Kingdom of Fife and now living in the west end of Glasgow, Niamh has intricately woven her Scottish and Irish folky roots with the timeless jazz melody and harmony that she has been drawn to from a young age, as well as influences from old school country, contemporary indie-folk, and classical music.

Winner of the 2024 Solo Artist Award at Donegal’s Ballyshannon Folk Festival, and ‘Rising Star’ finalist in this year’s Scottish Jazz Awards, she has recently toured the UK supporting Siobhan Miller – from London’s King’s Place and the Liverpool Philharmonic to Glasgow’s Saint Luke’s.

Her debut EP I’ll Meet You More Than Halfway There was released in March 2026, with the lead single championed by Jamie Cullum on BBC Radio 2’s Jazz Show.