Nathan Bowles Trio live in City of Edinburgh

Experience Nathan Bowles Trio live on October 1st

Nathan Bowles Trio will perform at The Queen’s Hall in Edinburgh on October 1st, 2026. The trio’s music is generally described as a blend of contemporary jazz, improvisation, and influences from American folk and experimental music. Nathan Bowles himself is a percussionist known for his innovative use of prepared instruments and extended techniques, often creating layered and textural soundscapes. The group frequently features Bowles on various percussion instruments alongside collaborators exploring unique sonic territories.

The Queen’s Hall is a significant performance venue in Edinburgh, Scotland. Originally built in 1979 as part of the Edinburgh International Festival’s expansion, it was converted from a former Free Church. The building’s architecture incorporates the original church structure, resulting in distinctive acoustics. It has hosted a diverse range of performances including classical music, jazz, world music, theatrical productions, and lectures. The hall is known for its intimate atmosphere despite its capacity of approximately 900 seats and its commitment to supporting both established and emerging artists across multiple genres. It remains a central hub for cultural activity within the city.