Flyte

Flyte play the Pianodrome at the Bruntsfield Community Hub on Saturday 28 November, starting at 7pm. It's an intimate show, and the set will lean on their latest material alongside the harmonies they've built their name on.

Flyte is the indie-folk project of school friends Will Taylor and Nick Hill, who started out in Hackney, London. They've become known for intricate four-part vocal harmonies, literary storytelling and melodic acoustic craft — the kind of thing that sits comfortably in a smaller room. They first broke through with their debut album The Loved Ones in 2017, followed by This Is Really Going To Hurt in 2021. Their third record, a self-titled one released in 2023, featured collaborations with Laura Marling and Bombay Bicycle Club. Their fourth album, Between You and Me, arrived in August 2025, and that's where the new songs they're bringing to the Pianodrome come from.

So the night will pull from both ends: the newer songs from Between You and Me and the harmonies that have run through their records since the beginning. The venue is the Pianodrome, inside the Bruntsfield Community Hub at the St Oswald's Centre, 41 Montpelier Park, Edinburgh South EH10 4NB. Tickets are £30.07, and the show starts at 7pm on Saturday 28 November.