South London singer-songwriter Skye Newman brings her The Survival tour to the Edinburgh Corn Exchange, an all-standing 8+ show.
Skye Newman brings her The Survival tour to the Edinburgh Corn Exchange on Monday 9 November, her biggest run of shows to date. It's a headline slot for the South London singer-songwriter, whose voice is described as both delicate and defiant, with lyrics that speak to life's messier truths.
It's been a massive year for her. She won the BBC Sound of 2026 poll and was named Spotify's new RADAR artist, and the industry has been paying attention: two BRIT Award nominations, a MOBO Best Newcomer nod, and an Ivors Rising Star nomination. On 29 May, she released Woman I Am as part of the SE9 Part 2 project, and this tour is the first time she's taken that material out on the road.
She's already played some big rooms on this run, with her London date at O2 Academy Brixton drawing comparisons to Adele and picking up four stars from The Telegraph. This is her biggest tour so far, and the Edinburgh show is part of that same stretch.
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Practical bits for the night: the Corn Exchange is at 10 New Market Rd, Edinburgh West EH14 1RJ, and it's an all-standing venue. There's an age restriction of 8+, and under-16s have to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. Doors open at 19:00, and the curfew is 23:00.
