Calum Bowie Live

Hold up… Scotland’s indie golden boy is coming to Edinburgh. That’s right - fresh off the TRNSMT stage and riding high on his biggest year yet, Calum Bowie is headlining Edinburgh's Welcome Week this September! 

With viral tunes, heartfelt lyrics, and a voice that’ll have you texting your ex (don’t do it), Calum’s bringing the energy, the vibes, and a wee bit of magic to kick off the new year in style. 

Expect big bangers, belting singalongs, and a night you’ll be talking about all semester. Whether you’ve been streaming him all summer or just discovering your new fave - this is THE gig you don’t wanna miss. 

Get ready to scream “Guernsey Girl” like your life depends on it. ??

Tickets: £18 Napier Student Pre-Sale, £20 on the door (subject to availability)

Venue: Hangar 5 at Potterrow, 5/2 Bristo Square, EH8 9AL

This event is hosted by our partners at Edinburgh University Students' Association and open to all Napier students to attend. Please note you will be taken to EUSA's website to continue booking your event. 

Get information on how to attend your event/s safely and the terms and conditions of your purchase: https://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/about/ticketterms  

Accessibility:

Physical Accessibility: The venue has assisted wheelchair access, meaning staff assistance may be required to navigate certain areas. If you use a wheelchair or have mobility concerns, please contact us in advance so we can coordinate support. Accessible restrooms are available nearby.

Lighting Considerations: The event features flashing lights. A low-sensory zone with dim lighting will be available for attendees who may find flashing lights or bright visuals overwhelming.

Seating Options: A seating area will be provided for those who need to rest or prefer not to stand during the event.

Noise Sensitivity: Music will be played at high volumes. Earplugs will be available for free. If you would like a break from the noise, stamps will allow you to step outside and come back in.

Visual and Audio Assistance: If you require information in alternative formats (e.g., large print) or additional support (e.g., a sign language interpreter), please let us know in advance.

For specific accessibility needs or questions, please email us at ENSA@napier.ac.uk