Sunday Night Festival Music (ft. Erin Hephzibah, Findlay Peters, and Ranga)

Blending an eclectic mix of genres, our closing gig promises to be a showstopping finale you won’t want to miss!

Erin Hephzibah is a musician, singing teacher and entertainer from Glasgow, currently based in Ayrshire. For more than a decade Hephzibah has performed as a solo artist and in multiple bands and music projects. She has supported Paolo Nutini, Martin Stephenson, Tom Walker, The Bluebells, among others! Hephzibah's musical career has taken her all over Scotland and across the pond to Tartan Week in New York City. Hephzibah released her debut EP in March 2024 after working with British music legend Martin Stephenson. Following the release, Hephzibah has been working towards her next release planned for 2025, as well as starting her own business as an entertainer under the name Ernie The Entertainer.

Findlayis a Scottish classical baritone, currently studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under tenor Iain Paton. Alongside his growing performance career, he is passionate about community music-making and the belief that anyone can sing. His work spans performance, teaching, choral direction, and outreach, with a strong focus on nurturing the next generation of musicians.Findlay’s early leadership began at school, where he founded a boys’ choir that grew from three to twenty-five members and was appointed Head Boy for his wider contributions. At 15, he joined the Junior Conservatoire, studying under Philip Gault, performing with the Consort Choir, and appearing on BBC One and BBC Radio 3.Now an experienced teacher and Association of Teachers of Singing member, he teaches pupils aged 7–24 and holds a Choral Scholar position, deepening his knowledge of liturgical and choral traditions. As a performer, he has sung widely as a soloist and ensemble member, reaching the final round of the prestigious Ferrier Competition. Looking ahead, Findlay plans to pursue a Master’s degree after graduating in 2027, aiming to study at a leading opera centre in Vienna, Germany, or London while continuing to balance performance with community engagement.

This venue is fully wheelchair accessible.

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