Attila the Stockbroker's Early Music Show

Attila the Stockbroker's Early Music Show

Attila the Stockbroker and Calum Baird / PBH's Free FringeProfessional company

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60 minutesThe Concert Room
As a self-taught early music punk, Attila is honoured to have been invited back to the beautiful surroundings of St Cecilia's Hall for the fifth consecutive year to perform his Early Music Show with accompanist, brilliant Scottish singer/songwriter Calum Baird, on guitar. Attila plays crumhorn, rauschpfeife, cornamuse, five different recorders, violin and mandola. They'll be performing Attila's songs from his 2018 album Restoration Tragedy about the tumultuous events in England after the execution of Charles I in 1649. Tales of Levellers, Diggers and Ranters and Cromwell's destruction of their dreams for a better world.

About the show

Attila the Stockbroker and Calum Baird bring an Early Music Show to The Concert Room at St Cecilia's Hall, performing for the fifth consecutive year at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026. A self-taught early music punk, Attila plays crumhorn, rauschpfeife, cornamuse, five different recorders, violin and mandola, joined by Scottish singer/songwriter Calum Baird on guitar. Their programme draws from Attila's 2018 album Restoration Tragedy, exploring the tumultuous events in England after the execution of Charles I in 1649 — tales of Levellers, Diggers and Ranters.

Why see this show?

A genuinely rare combination of early instruments and punk spirit, performed free in the beautiful surroundings of St Cecilia's Hall. With stories of Levellers, Diggers and Ranters from a 2018 album, this is history brought vividly to life over 60 minutes.

Tickets

Free

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When

Friday 14 - Friday 21 August 2026

All performances at 14:00

2 performances

Duration

60 mins

Cast

2 performers

Festival

Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026

Venue
The Concert Room

50 Niddry Street

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the show run?

The show runs for 60 minutes.

What is the age guidance?

The show is suitable for audiences aged 14 and over.

How much does it cost?

Entry is free.

Where does the show take place?

The show takes place in The Concert Room at St Cecilia's Hall.

What instruments does Attila play?

Attila plays crumhorn, rauschpfeife, cornamuse, five different recorders, violin and mandola.

About This Music Performance

Attila the Stockbroker's Early Music Show is a music performance at The Concert Room during Edinburgh Festival 2026. Running for 60 minutes, this show is part of the world's largest arts festival, bringing together performers and audiences from across the globe.

Enjoy live music in Edinburgh's atmospheric venues. From intimate acoustic sets to full band performances, each show offers a unique musical experience.

Venue: The Concert Room

The Concert Room is one of Edinburgh's Festival venues, hosting a variety of performances throughout August. Located in the heart of the city, the venue is accessible by public transport and within walking distance of other Festival locations.

Tips for Attending

  • Standing venues - arrive early for best spots
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  • Merchandise often available after the show

Booking Information

Ticket Prices: From £null

Age Guidance: 14+

Content Warnings: None

Book early to avoid disappointment. Popular shows sell out quickly during Edinburgh Festival.

Part of Edinburgh Festival 2026

Edinburgh Festival transforms Scotland's capital into the world's leading cultural destination every August. With thousands of performances across hundreds of venues, the festival offers unparalleled choice for culture lovers.Attila the Stockbroker's Early Music Show represents the musical diversity that makes Edinburgh Festival unique.

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