About

Fright Years, the Scottish pop/rock band from Edinburgh, play at Rotown in Rotterdam on Monday 12 April 2027 at 20:30.

What to expect

Fright Years is a Scottish pop/rock quartet from Edinburgh whose music pairs vulnerability with grand gestures.

The band draws on 90s altrock, 80s postpunk and new wave, and modern indie, with engaging melodies, big choruses, drama, and the powerful voice of Jules Kelly at the centre.

The band is listed for fans of Nothing But Thieves, Florence + The Machine, Wolf Alice, The Last Dinner Party, The Killers and U2.

  • Scottish pop/rock quartet from Edinburgh
  • Jules Kelly's voice is central
  • Song tip: Stars
  • Debut EP Still Life released in 2025
  • Producer: Theo Verney (English Teacher, Lime Garden)
  • Played at TRNSMT
  • Recorded BBC Introducing session at Maida Vale
  • Sold out several own UK shows
  • New EP planned for 2027

Dates

  1. The Grove, Newcastle
  2. Rough Trade Liverpool
  3. Oporto Bar, Leeds
  4. Fuel Rock Club, Cardiff
  5. The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
  6. King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
  7. Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh
  8. Nottingham Bodega
  9. The Deaf Institute, Manchester
  10. SPOT/A-Theater, Groningen
  11. Moritzbastei, Leipzig
  12. Paradiso, Amsterdam
  13. Rotown, Rotterdam

Line-up

Listen before you go

Fright Years - Never Been Wrong (Official Video)

Fright Years

Music by the act, found on YouTube and Deezer.

Questions

When does Fright Years start and end?

Fright Years runs Tuesday, 16 March 2027, 19:00.

Where is Fright Years?

Fright Years takes place at Nottingham Bodega, 23 Pelham St, Nottingham.

How much are tickets for Fright Years?

Tickets for Fright Years cost €17 on the official ticket shop.

Who plays at Fright Years?

The line-up of Fright Years: Fright Years.

How do I get Rotown show updates?

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Getting there

Nottingham Bodega, 23 Pelham St, NG1 2ED Nottingham, England, GB

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