SOPHIE BANCROFT
&
TOM LYNE
An Evening with Sophie Bancroft & Tom Lyne
🎷 An Evening of Laid-Back Jazz in the Garden 🎷
Come and join us for a fabulous evening of smooth, laid-back jazz in the wonderful setting of Simon & Keiko's Garden on Emsdorf Street, Lundin Links. It’s the perfect way to spend a summer evening, enjoy great entertainment, and support a fantastic cause!
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When: Tuesday, 21st of July 2026
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Time: 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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Admission: FREE (Donations gratefully accepted)
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Supporting a Great Cause While entry is completely free, we are proudly supporting our festival partners, Maggie's. We invite you to make a donation on the night to support the incredible work of this wonderful organisation.
✨ Important Details for Guests:
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Limited Capacity: Entry is strictly limited to 60 people, so be sure to arrive early to secure your spot!
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Get Comfy: Please bring along your own folding chair to sit back and relax.
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Refreshments: Bring along a bottle of your favourite tipple to enjoy during the performance.
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☀️ Weather Notice: We are staying optimistic for a perfect, sunny evening! However, please note that in the event of adverse weather, rain will stop play.
We look forward to seeing you all there for a truly great evening!
Alan Faulds - The Largo Obelisk
Sophie Bancroft is a songwriter, singer and guitarist whose work is informed by a unique blend of jazz and folk influences. She has released nine CDs on Lisaleo Records including Songs, one of The Herald’s top Scottish albums of 2015, and Monday Nights, the most recent offering from her duo Bancroft & Lyne, which was listed in Jazzviews’ top jazz albums of 2020.
Her music has been used in the HBO series Six Feet Under, recorded by award-winning vocalist Liane Carroll and the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, and, in the case of her song Old Mother Blackbird, featured in a short self-produced film currently being screened as part of Virgin Atlantic’s inflight entertainment offer. She was composer and musical director for Dementia – The Musical which toured major theatres in Scotland throughout Autumn 2024.