04/09/2026
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Both events are now S0LD 0UT!
Thank you to everyone who purchased a ticket, we very much look forward to coming together again in December ❤️
If you missed out on tickets, get in touch with our Box Office to be put on the Waiting List for any returns.
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We are delighted to announce both our initial lineup of artists for 2026’s return of Sing the Greys, and a very special intimate second night – celebrating the 20th anniversary of Frightened Rabbit’s debut album itself.
We wanted to give the iconic album that gives our night its name a proper birthday, so on Saturday 12th December, a stripped back version of our house band will be joined again by guest vocalists to perform the Sing the Greys album in its entirety, along with another set of rarities and lesser heard Frightened Rabbit songs.
That just adds to our already announced massive show at the Albert Halls on Friday 11th December, where we return once again for our communal celebration of the songs, music, poetry and legacy of Frightened Rabbit and Scott Hutchison.
We are delighted to announce that some of the acts that will be joining us over the weekend will include Carla J Easton, Chris Bainbridge (Man of Moon), Gaia, Kathryn Joseph, Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow), The Ninth Wave, Rachel Sermanni, Ross Leighton (Fatherson), Theo Bleak, Tommy Reilly and Zoe Graham – with many more to be announced too.*
Once again, we’ll be partnering with Tiny Changes to raise money and showcase the brilliant work they do.
Remaining tickets for the Albert Halls on Fri 11th Dec, and all tickets for Tolbooth on Sat 12th Dec, are now on-sale.
Sing the Greys @ The Albert Halls – Fri 11th Dec 2026
Sing the Greys 20th anniversary special @ Tolbooth – Sat 12th Dec 2026
Stirling, Scotland
Tickets available from stirlingevents.org
*not all acts will perform both nights, confirmation of full lineup for each night will come at a later date.
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