Jill Jackson

IN THE heart of the UK’s bustling Americana scene, acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter and instrumentalist Jill Jackson has been steadily ascending, illuminating the landscape with her raw talent and honest storytelling. A name that has gained prominence, as not just a musician; she’s a force of nature, an artist whose music strikes a chord with the deepest emotions of listeners.

From her humble beginnings in Glasgow to gracing the stages of Top of The Pops, of T In The Park and touring with Bryan Adams with her then band Speedway, Jackson’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable.“I’m too Country for Pop or I’m too Pop for Country. I’ve never fit the mould. Nowadays I embrace my true identity. This is me”. Jill is a natural-born storyteller, who effortlessly marries swinging American charm with a Scottish heart.

Jill will be playing an intimate concert on Wednesday 11th February 2026 as part of a series of monthly acoustic evenings at the legendary community-owned Black Bull Inn, in Gartmore.

Jill will be introduced by long-established Stirlingshire- and Glasgow-based singer-songwriters Duncan McCrone and Cy Jack, who will also play a short support slot to start the event