Jake Xerxes Fussell + Naima Bock at Saint Luke's

Jake Xerxes Fussell, a folk singer known for his deep interpretations of traditional American songs, brings his contemplative style to Saint Luke's in Glasgow. Reared in Georgia and now based in North Carolina, Fussell has released five studio albums, with his latest *When I’m Called* produced by James Elkington and featuring contributions from musicians like Blake Mills and Joan Shelley. Critics have praised his ability to repurpose old folk scripts with authority and ingenuity.

Joining him is Naima Bock, an indie pop artist whose music complements the evening's folk roots. The concert is presented by Pop Mutations, offering an intimate evening of songcraft in the historic setting of Saint Luke's, a former church dating back to 1836. Attendees can expect a night of thoughtful, melodic performances that bridge tradition and contemporary indie sensibilities.