Aberdeen singer-songwriter Adam Thom and folk trio Alma have come together for a co-headline run, with an Edinburgh gig among the locations announced.
Alma are a Glasgow-based trio formed by Anna Cassidy, Ellyn Oliver and Marine Rolink, who came together in late 2024 and made their debut performance at Celtic Connections 2025.
Alma have since gone on to release debut single Magpie, which led to BBC Radio Scotland attention, interviews and regular airplay.
Their co-headliner for the run, Adam Thom, is a singer originally from Aberdeen but now also based in Glasgow.
His writing is rooted in folk and Americana traditions, with his second EP Through the Candle Smoke and Burning Sage, released last December, receicing strong praise from Americana UK.
The two acts have announced a performance at Leith Depot on 9 July, with doors opening at 7pm and a slated start time of 7:30pm.
Adam Thom and Alma come together for a co-headline run built around contemporary folk, Americana, and harmony-led songwriting. Each act performs a full set, making for a relaxed, song-focused evening.
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