Julie Fowlis

Wed Feb 03 2027

February 03, 2027

7:30PM

$55 Premium | $45 General
Youth Free *limited availability/ticket required

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Experience an unforgettable evening with Julie Fowlis, the acclaimed Scottish Gaelic singer whose crystalline voice has enchanted audiences around the world.

Hailing from the Outer Hebrides and now based in the Highlands, Fowlis is deeply inspired by the landscapes, language, and traditions of Scotland. A multi-award-winning artist and former Scotland National Gaelic Ambassador, she is beloved for bringing Gaelic music to global audiences with warmth, beauty, and extraordinary vocal artistry.

Fowlis is perhaps best known for singing the theme songs for Disney Pixar’s Academy Award-winning film Brave, and her remarkable career has taken her from Highland village halls to Carnegie Hall, the Royal Albert Hall, and major international stages. Her music carries a rare sense of place, wonder, and emotional depth.

This performance is made possible in part by our 26/27 Season Sponsors:

Flintworks

David & Gigi Jack

The Naumann Family

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