Fergus McCreadie
- Date
- Friday 13 November 2026 · 19:30
- City
- London
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Meet the artist
Fergus McCreadie
Fergus McCreadie is a Scottish jazz pianist and composer. His style combines contemporary jazz with Scottish folk music, often featuring his piano work as the primary instrument. McCreadie has released several albums, including Sketches (2023), Stream (Revisited) (2025), and The Shieling – Companion Pieces (2026), as well as EPs and singles. His music has been featured in film soundtracks, such as Highest 2 Lowest.
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Have a listen before you go
Get in the mood with Fergus McCreadie before the gig.
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Fergus McCreadie records to collect
Selected albums on CD and vinyl from Amazon UK.
The Shieling – Companion Pieces
2026
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The Shieling
2025
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Stream (Revisited)
2025
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Sketches
2023
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Forest Floor
2022
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Cairn
2021
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The venue
Kings Place (Hall One)
Kings Place’s Hall One is a live music space in London, hosting a diverse range of jazz and contemporary music performances. Upcoming events include Fergus McCreadie and Constantinople’s ESTUARY. The venue provides a platform for innovative and eclectic musical experiences.
Greater London, England, United Kingdom
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