Full Fat | The Voodoo Rooms ft. Ace and All the Animals

Witness Full Fat Live at the Voodoo Rooms on October 5th 2025

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Join Full Fat and Ace and all the Animals for a night of music, songs, stories and the most soulful and electrictrifying of good times.

Full Fat have a talent for storytelling and meaningful communication through music and they take great pride in their playing and songwriting, making it a powerful way to communicate, cut straight to the heart of an idea or feeling and hold its roots bare for all to see.

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Full Fat live at the Voodoo Rooms Edinburgh on October 5th, joined by Ace and All the Animals.

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FULL FAT

Whether you’re listening to Full Fat or seeing them take to the stage, their message of passion and compassion is always clear. Their writing focuses on communication and connection, sharing thought provoking stories and philosophies about mental health, community and the responsibility of the individual.The band is well known for its energetic, captivating and crowd-pleasing show, and this coupled with their soulful and seductive songwriting make Full Fat an excellent vein of fresh music in the scene.

Full Fat have a talent for storytelling and meaningful communication through music and they take great pride in their playing and songwriting, making it a powerful way to communicate, cut straight to the heart of an idea or feeling and hold its roots bare for all to see. Described as “John Mayer but more rocky”, the band take songwriting influence from Theo Katzman and Bill Withers but with an added Full Fat flare for the energetic, captivating and crowd-pleasing show they are known for.

ACE AND ALL THE ANIMALS

Ace blends raw lyricism with a warm, stripped-back sound that sticks with you. Think storytelling in the spirit of Elliott Smith or Joni Mitchell, with a voice of their own. Able to play acoustic sets or with a much bigger sound in a band of up to six known as ‘the other animals’, their sound has scope but always comes back to the strong lead vocal.

At just 19, they've already been on two Scotland tours and have sold out venues such as Mash house in Edinburgh and King Tuts in Glasgow.

Music capable of capturing all ages ears with such relatable yet impactful lyricism, they’re always worth a listen.