adam holmes

We have a very special FRUK session today from Adam Holmes & The Embers in which they perform three songs from their critically acclaimed 2014 album Heirs and Graces.

One of this year’s most significant and far reaching commissions at Celtic Connections was ‘The Atlantic Corridor’ curated by Carlos Núñez. Along with a fine list of special guests it was an unforgettable evening.

In celebration of Burns Night and, more importantly, to raise funds for Marie Curie Cancer Care, Adam Holmes & The Embers have recorded Burns’ finest love song, Ae Fond Kiss.

Read Part 1 of our Best Albums of 2014 featuring Randolph’s Leap, Adam Holmes and the Embers, Sam Brookes, Tiny Ruins, Hafdis Huld, The Moulettes and many more.

Simon heads to Edinburgh for Lau-Land for a spectacular series of concerts, workshops and more. He gives a valuable insight into the event and talks to Joan Wasser, Karen Matheson, Lau and more.

Folk Radio UK has teamed up The London Folk and Roots Festival feat. the likes of Martha Tilston, Georgia Ruth, Foy Vance, The Full English, Maz O’Connor, Adam Holmes & More!

Our Song of the Day is from Rachel Newton’s forthcoming album Changeling. The Fairy Man was written by Scottish poet Sydney Goodsir Smith and features Adam Holmes on lead vocals.

Four artists featured by Folk Radio UK make the Scottish Album of The Year Award longlist including RM Hubbert and Adam Holmes and The Embers one of our Albums of the Month.

Adam Holmes releases his highly anticipated solo début album Heirs & Graces. The album is produced by the legendary John Wood and will be launched at Celtic Connections this month.

Heirs & Graces is the breathtaking debut CD from Adam Holmes and the Embers, recorded with legendary producer John Wood. The album will be launched at Celtic Connections.

Our latest live session is from Edinburgh singer/songwriter Adam Holmes who now at the age of twenty has been a Celtic Connections Young Traditional Musician finalist and in February this year achieved the huge accolade of a Radio 2 Folk Award nomination for Best Newcomer.

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