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Location: 17F South Gyle Crescent, Edinburgh, EH12 9EB on the 1st floor – just look for Greggs and you're there. We are easily accessible via bus(South Gyle Trade Park stop) and a short walk from Bankhead tram stop. Loads of on street parking. Disabled access available.
Liz Vice: an American gospel music recording artist and musician from Portland, Oregon. Having debuted on the Billboard's Gospel chart for There’s A Light (2015) and Save Me (2018), Vice has drawn comparisons to Mavis Staples, Aretha Franklin and some of the greatest gospel/soul singers of all time. Vice has successfully supported/toured with Lake Street Dive, Hiss Golden Messenger, War and Treaty, The Wood Brothers, Blind Boys of Alabama, and Mt. Joy, among others.
Ellyn Oliver: an Aberdeenshire-born, central belt based singer-songwriter. Her style crosses over folk, jazz and gospel. Working alongside a number of notable music projects over the last 5 years, Ellyn released her debut EP, 'Arms Wide Open' in 2019. In January 2020 at Celtic Connections in Glasgow, Ellyn won the Danny Kyle Open Stage.
Nicole Smit: an Edinburgh based singer/songwriter who blends her smokey voice and country ballad lyrics with RnB hooks and soulful harmonies. A proud Indonesian-Swedish woman with erb’s palsy, representing the ‘other’ by energetic, emotive and unafraid performances whether on stage or in the studio.”