Edinburgh Psych Fest 2026 @ Summerhall

Summerhall

Edinburgh Psych Fest 2026 @ Summerhall

Edinburgh Psych Fest 2026 @ Summerhall

Summerhall, 1 Summerhall, EH9 1PL Edinburgh Directions

Sun 06.09.2026 11:00

GBP 48.88
Tickets / Registration
Tickets / Registration

Edinburgh Psych Fest 2026 at Summerhall at 2026-09-06T11:00:00+0100

Performers

  • Stereolab
  • Ty Segall
    Ty Segall

    Ty Segall is a young American songwriter, a multi talented musician who is tied down to one specific genre. He explores garage rock, acoustic, and is closely related experimental progressive rock.

  • The Mystery Lights
    The Mystery Lights

    Secular garage rock.

  • Ghostwoman
  • Model/Actriz
    Model/Actriz

    Dogsbody, the debut album by Brooklyn-based Model/Actriz (vocalist Cole Haden, guitarist Jack Wetmore, drummer Ruben Radlauer, and bassist Aaron Shapiro), is a coming-of-age album set between the hours of dusk and dawn. It is as much an exploration of love and loss as it is a sharp, piercing, and violent ode to the explosive joy of being alive - the overwhelming brightness of staring at the sun.

  • Gwenno
    Gwenno

    Artist

  • Lael Neale
  • Dog Race
  • Floral Image
  • Makeshift Art Bar
  • Angine de Poitrine
    Angine de Poitrine

    https://youtu.be/2lUC8Gimxz8

  • The Belair Lip Bombs
    The Belair Lip Bombs

    Indie rock from Frankston, Melbourne, Australia

    MGMT: dan@radmusicmgmt.com

  • GANS
    GANS

    GANS is a 2 piece from Birmingham, England.
    GANS write music about love and hate.
    GANS was born in late 2023 over a shared love of noise, literature and late night shebeens.

  • Renny Conti
  • Automatic
    Automatic

    Automatic is Izzy Glaudini (synth, vocals), Lola Dompé (drums, vocals) and Halle Saxon Gaines (bass). Their music rides the imaginary edge where the ‘70s underground met the corporate culture of the ‘80s; or, as the band puts it, “That fleeting moment when what was once cool quickly turned and became mainstream all for the sake of consumerism.” The band first met while immersed in L.A.’s DIY music scene and started jamming together in 2017. Once they started playing shows, word quickly spread about their explosive live shows and they became a mainstay on the L.A. club circuit. After their debut album Signal was released on Stones Throw Records in 2019, they began touring internationally and have not looked back. Their follow up LP “Excess” was released in 2022 and since then they have supported: Bauhaus, Tame Impala, Parquet Courts, and toured all over the world including Australia, EU / UK , etc.

  • Jill Lorean
  • Water Machine

    Flooding out of Glasgow, Scotland in 2022, Water Machine quickly gained a reputation for their weird and wonky art-punk, winning hearts with sing-along songs about dogs, struggling artists and the housing crisis. The world of Water Machine is a swirling eddy of melodic bass lines and volatile guitar sliding between jazz chords and punk riffs, all the while dancing harmonies sing sardonic social commentary and silly stories. A band with pop sensibilities and indignant punk urgency, Water Machine is a band for fans of great music. xx

  • Tanzana
  • Shame
    Shame
    shame's 'Cutthroat', an unapologetic new album with Grammy winning producer John Congleton (St. Vincent, Angel Olsen) at the helm; it’s souped up and supercharged. It’s exactly where you want shame to be. Still in their twenties, the five childhood friends - Charlie Steen, guitarists Sean Coyle-Smith and Eddie Green, bassist Josh Finerty and drummer Charlie Forbes - have grown shame exponentially, with ambitious sonic ideas and the technical chops to execute them. Musically the record plays with visceral new ideas. Making electronic music on tour for fun, Coyle-Smith had previously seen the loops he was crafting as a separate entity to the things he wrote for Shame. Then, he realised, maybe they didn’t have to be. “This time, anything could go if it sounded good and you got it right,” he says. Cutthroat’s first single and title track takes this idea and runs with it into, quite possibly, the best song Shame have ever laid to tape. It’s a ball of barely-contained attitude packed into three minutes of indie dancefloor hedonism. It also masterfully introduces the lyrical outlook of the record: one where cocksure arrogance and deep insecurity are two sides of the same coin. The result is an album that revels in the idiosyncrasies of life, raising an eyebrow and asking the ugly questions that so often get tactfully brushed over.
  • The KVB
  • Billy Nomates
  • Mandy, Indiana
    Mandy, Indiana

    Mandy, Indiana’s emergence last year seemed sudden. Based in Manchester – a city where the speed of word of mouth means new bands rarely remain unknown for long - the outfit’s brutally abrasive post-punk noire has forcefully grabbed attention in a way that feels as if it’s come from
    nowhere.
    Formed by Scott Fair (guitar/production) and Valentine Caulfield (vocals/lyrics), the band have signed to Fire Talk, attracted media coverage from the The Fader, Brooklyn Vegan, The Quietus and gained fans amongst the likes of Daniel Avery, Girl Band and Scalping. Their music to-date ranges
    from the warping techno of six-minute stomper Alien 3, to the likes of hallucinogenics-gone-dark industrial noise of Nike of Samothrace. These are tracks disparate in nature but connected by an explosiveness - a pyroclastic flow of energy that’s erupted from intense ramped up pressure. It’s music built on raw energy over meticulous composition and emotion over clinical structure.

  • Alex Amen
    Alex Amen

    US-based music group.

  • Acolyte
  • The Heavenly Bodes