It&#39;s almost time for Big Nights @ La Belle at this year&#39;s Edinburgh Fringe Festival!Featuring <a href="undefined">Wolves in the Throne Room x Spectral Wound + Gout</a>, <a href="undefined">W.I.T.C.H</a>., <a href="undefined">Mary Lattimore </a>and so much more, Big Nights @ La Belle returns for another month-long celebration of live music this August, transforming La Belle Angele into one of the Fringe&#39;s essential destinations for unforgettable nights.From heavy metal and indie icons to electronic artists, intimate matinee performances and exclusive Fringe shows, Big Nights @ La Belle once again delivers one of the Edinburgh Fringe&#39;s most exciting live music programmes, making La Belle Angele the home of unmissable nights out throughout August.Get your tickets now for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August.Programme<a href="undefined">Mon 3 Aug | Core. Presents: Wolves in the Throne Room x Spectral Wound + Gout</a><a href="undefined">Tue 4 Aug | W.I.T.C.H.</a><a href="undefined">Fri 7 Aug (Matinee) | Mary Lattimore</a><a href="undefined">Fri 7 Aug | Oscar Jerome</a><a href="undefined">Sun 9 Aug | Tom McGuire and The Brassholes</a><a href="undefined">Tue 11 Aug (Matinee &amp; Evening) | Pale Waves</a><a href="undefined">Wed 12 Aug | Theon Cross</a><a href="undefined">Fri 14 Aug | Rumac</a><a href="undefined">Sun 16 Aug (Matinee) | Marshall Gilmour Webb</a><a href="undefined">Sun 16 Aug | Bel Cobain</a><a href="undefined">Thu 20 Aug | Core. Presents: Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs</a><a href="undefined">Fri 21 Aug | Just Radiohead</a><a href="undefined">Sat 22 Aug | An Evening with The Magic Numbers</a><a href="undefined">Sun 23 Aug | Horsegirl</a><a href="undefined">Mon 24 Aug | Core. Presents: Just Mustard</a><a href="undefined">Tue 25 Aug (Matinee) | Dave Rowntree</a><a href="undefined">Tue 25 Aug | This Is The Kit</a><a href="undefined">Wed 26 Aug (Matinee) | Dave Rowntree</a><a href="undefined">Wed 26 Aug | Antony Szmierek</a><a href="undefined">Fri 28 Aug (Matinee) | Dave Rowntree</a><a href="undefined">Sat 29 Aug | Kenny Thomas</a><a href="undefined">Sun 30 &amp; Mon 31 Aug | Getdown Services</a>

Unmissable Nights Out at The Fringe

The Pussycat Dolls: PCD FOREVER TOUR

Glasgow

OVO Hydro

Fear Factory

Galvanizers, SWG3

Midnight Til Morning

Warehouse SWG3

Hailing from the music-filled streets of Melbourne, Australia, Shaun Kirk is an award winning blues and soul troubadour, recognised for his exceptional gift as a born entertainer. His unique talent has earned him numerous industry accolades, and extensive praise from fellow artists, such as three-time Grammy Award Winner Fantastic Negrito, who has declared his show as &quot;One of the best one-man shows he&#39;s ever seen!&quot; Kirk&#39;s vocals exude a gritty, soulful depth that seems to transcend far beyond his years, with critics continually acclaiming him as &quot;one of the finest blues voices Australia has ever heard&quot; (Buzz Mag). Complementing his vocal artistry, Kirk&#39;s vintage guitar tones and raw grooves pay tribute to the timeless influences that have shaped his musical journey, resulting in a distinctive sound that is fast becoming his own. Shaun’s musical journey has taken him to stages all over the world, where he&#39;s not only performed but consistently sold out shows, leaving audiences enthralled by his magnetic presence. From iconic festival stages like Bluesfest Byron Bay, where he&#39;s become a familiar name, to sharing the billing with legends like Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, John Mayer, Paolo Nutini, John Butler Trio, and The Teskey Brothers. Moreover, he&#39;s also had the honour of opening for household names such as blues maestro Joe Bonamassa, soul sensation Allen Stone, and the indomitable Beth Hart; further solidifying his place in the landscape of contemporary music.

Shaun Kirk

Edinburgh

The Voodoo Rooms - The Speakeasy

Dead Butterflies is an electronic screamo band emerging from the heart of Fort Worth, Texas. Combining raw intensity with moments of haunting beauty, their sound of brass and piano mixes with the harsh vocals and guitars. Dead Butterflies is modern DIY emo revival, creating something that feels both nostalgic and painfully current.

Core. Presents: Dead Butterflies

The Hug and Pint

Murphy Campbell is a ballad singer and old time banjo player with deep roots in Western North Carolina. Having just released her debut EP “Murphy Campbell” last year and her upcoming album Revenant set to be released this winter, she is a fast rising star within the traditional community. A contemporary clawhammer banjoist rooted in the influences of the Toe River valley, Murphy has developed a playing style that speaks to those familiar and unfamiliar with old time. With a bold but memorably sweet voice that demands the ear listens, Murphy has preserved countless ballads from her family tree. Murphy’s debut album Revenant is an act of preservation; over a dozen ballads from her ancestors recorded within a historic Mitchell county churchunder a mile from where her family settled hundreds of years ago. Performed with complete love and admiration for those who came before andcomplemented by her signature low tuned gut string banjo, it demonstrates that Murphy’s age of 19 is not the age of her soul. Murphy has played Scruggs Fest, FolkFest, MerleFest and has opened for the likes of Molly Tuttle and Chatham Rabbits. Debut Album “Revenant” to be released late 2026. “Murphy Campbell is on a mission to preserve the sound of Yancey and Mitchell counties. It’s also the sound of her family.” – Blue Ridge Public Radio

Murphy Campbell

Shirley Manson is lead singer of the alternative rock band Garbage. She learned to read at Flora Stevenson Primary School, Edinburgh, Scotland.&nbsp;She loves books and big ideas. She is an enormous fan of Jenni Fagan and this event will be fuelled by mutual admiration, curiosity and creativity. Jenni Fagan is a critically acclaimed novelist and poet, in global translation, author of six fiction novels, one non fiction memoir about her upbringing in local authority care in Scotland and eight poetry collections. She has been listed for various prizes and was a Granta Best of Young British Novelist and the 2025 Winner of the Gordon Burn Prize. Cited by The New York Times as the Patron Saint of Literary Street Urchins, Jenni is a Royal Literary Fellow, a member of Liberty and a Dr. Philosophy. Her newest novel The Fall of Frankenstein will be out in 2027.

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