Emma Rawicz live in City of Edinburgh

Experience Emma Rawicz live on September 18th

Emma Rawicz will perform at The Queen’s Hall in Edinburgh on September 18, 2026. Rawicz is a British singer-songwriter known for her distinctive vocal style and piano-led compositions, often described as drawing from jazz, folk, and contemporary influences. Her music frequently features intricate arrangements and lyrical themes exploring personal narratives and emotional landscapes. She gained recognition after studying at the Royal Academy of Music and has released critically acclaimed albums demonstrating a mature songwriting ability beyond her years.

The Queen’s Hall is a renowned concert venue in Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally built in 1979 as a replacement for a previous hall destroyed by fire, it was conceived as a multi-purpose space intended to host a wide range of events. The building itself is notable for its acoustics and adaptable design. It occupies the site of the former Free High Church on Clerk Street, incorporating elements of the original church structure into its modern form. Throughout its history, The Queen’s Hall has hosted performances by internationally acclaimed artists across various genres including classical music, jazz, world music, and contemporary popular acts. It serves as a significant cultural hub within the city and plays a key role in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe each August.