Proof that Phil Collins still wins over every generation. Night Owl Shows delivers a tight, energetic retrospective inside one of the most comfortable musical rooms at the Fringe.
Review: Material Girl – Madonna The Icon, Fringe 2026
From early pop anthems to show-stopping musical ballads, Night Owl Shows brings Madonna’s catalogue to life with remarkable vocal precision at Surgeons’ Hall.
Review: Tasmin Sarkany – Now That’s What I Call Bach!, Fringe 2026
What happens when a disgraced classical violinist marries her instrument? Tasmin Sarkany blends top-tier musicianship with brilliant alternative comedy in Now That’s What I Call Bach at Hoots @ Potterrow.
Review: All the Hits of The Beach Boys, Fringe 2026
Looking for classic harmonies on George Street? The Beached Boys deliver a faithful, high-energy tribute to California surf rock at Le Monde this Fringe.
Review: Michelle Shocked – Bootleg This!, Fringe 2026
Live music, master rights, and battles against tech giants collide in Michelle Shocked’s Bootleg This! at Edinburgh Fringe.
Review: Sarah Hester Ross – Serving C*nt, Fringe 2026
hink viral fame cannot translate to world-class stage chops? Sarah Hester Ross proves otherwise at Gilded Balloon Teviot with an empowering, vocally stunning masterclass in feminist cabaret.
Review: Alexander Bennett – All It Takes, Fringe 2026
Searching for a lucky break? Alexander Bennett brings sharp stand-up, live songs, and visual flair to PBH’s Free Fringe in the Banshee Labyrinth Cinema Room. A standout 4.5-star Fringe hour.
Review: Let’s Listen to Some of Lou Bega’s Other Songs Together for an Hour, Fringe 2026
Forget Mambo No. 5. Ollie Horn’s new Fringe show at Just the Tonic at The Caves is a fully committed, hilarious lecture dissecting Lou Bega’s deeper catalogue. A unique mid-week treat for comedy fans.