Alela Diane at Saint Luke's, Glasgow

Portland-based singer-songwriter Alela Diane brings her intimate indie-folk sound to Saint Luke's in Glasgow, backed by a full band. Her career began with the DIY release of *The Pirate's Gospel* in 2004, earning critical acclaim and establishing her as a key voice in the indie folk revival. Over two decades, she has toured alongside artists like Iron & Wine, Fleet Foxes, and Joanna Newsom, and performed at festivals including End of the Road, Green Man, and Newport Folk Festival.

Now returning after a decade spent raising her family, Diane is touring with a fresh new band and a renewed sound, performing songs from her upcoming album *Who's Keeping Time?* (due May 2026 via Loose Music). The Guardian describes her vocals as "thoughtful dreamy" with "emotional wallop," while Paste Magazine calls her songs "immaculately beautiful indie-folk." This Glasgow show offers a chance to experience her evocative storytelling live in the historic setting of Saint Luke's, a former church dating back to 1836.