Constant Follower

Saturday 28th February 2026

+ Support from Lizabett Russo

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Constant Follower – 471410 - Seated
Date: Saturday 28th February 2026
Door Times: 7.30pm
Tickets: £15.00 – £17.00

Overview

Constant Follower, the band formed around Scottish songwriter Stephen McAll, first emerged with the acclaimed debut Neither Is, Nor Ever Was on Shimmy Disc. The album was shortlisted for the 2022 Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award, followed in 2023 by a second SAY nomination for McAll’s collaboration with Scott William Urquhart, Even Days Dissolve. Known for their atmospheric, meditative sound, Constant Follower have captivated audiences at SXSW (2022–2024) and received airplay on KEXP, WFMU, BBC Scotland, and BBC 6 Music. Their second album, The Smile You Send Out Returns To You, released in February 2025 via Last Night From Glasgow, was met with critical acclaim and charted across the UK: No. 1on the Official Independent Breakers Chart, No. 2 on the Scottish Albums Chart, No. 3 on the Folk Albums Chart, and No. 14 on the UK Album Sales Chart. McAll is now back in his Stirling studio, working with a close group of collaborators on Constant Follower’s third album. Continuing to evolve the project’s sound while staying rooted in the reflective, melodic core that defines it, the new work is already taking shape-quietly and purposefully-between the cracks of everyday life.

Support from Lizabett Russo

“Scotland-based singer-songwriter Lizabett Russo merges her native Romanian traditions with elements of contemporary jazz, avant garde folk and world music, a range of influence effortlessly spanned by her powerfully versatile voice.

Apart from releasing five albums, Lizabett has worked on the soundtrack for the documentary film ‘Iorram’ with Aidan O’Rourke, Graeme Stephen, Tom Gibbs and others which was released in March  2021. She also performed in George Ezra’s documentary ‘End to end’ (2023) and on 28 years later (2025).

“This is simply world-class work, by any standard”  – Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6

 

 

 

Tickets: In Advance – £15 / £13 concession

On the Door – £17 / £15 concession

 

 

 

Reviews

“Gentle, understated, fully formed and utterly beguiling.”

The Scotsman

“Luxurious but melancholy. Epic but comforting. Genuine, heartfelt and profound. Incredibly moving and distinctive… characterised by maturity, perfectionism and an unmatched emotional depth.”

KLOFMag

“Hopelessly beautiful.”

CLASH Magazine