The Distant Voices project invites you to the launch of a truly remarkable album. Not Known at this Address brings together some of Scotland’s most celebrated songwriters with people who have first-hand experience of the criminal justice system. Co-writers on the album include prisoners, prison staff, researchers and social workers. They’ve teamed up with the likes of Kris Drever, C Duncan and Emma Pollock to create a unique, and uniquely human, portrait of criminal justice in Scotland.

Join artistic director Louis Abbott (Admiral Fallow) and a number of special guests as we perform 'Not Known at This Address' alongside other songs from the Distant Voices project.

Songwriters on the album include:, C Duncan, Kris Drever, Emma Pollock, Rachel Sermanni, Admiral Fallow, Bdy_Prts, Pronto Mama, Fiskur and Donna Maciocia.

‘Listen to these songs, not because it’s such a worthwhile project, though it is, but because you’ll love them’ – Ricky Ross BBC Radio Scotland.

Friday 25th May, 7.30pm

ST LUKE'S AND THE WINGED OX, GLASGOW

Tickets £10 advance/£12 on the door

If you’d like to come, but can’t afford a ticket, some free tickets are available. Contact admin@voxliminis.co.uk for details.

Supports TBA

For more information and tickets visit: www.distantvoices.org.uk

This event is brought to you by Vox Liminis. Distant Voices is a partnership project between the University of Glasgow, the University of Edinburgh, the University of the West of Scotland and Vox Liminis. It is supported by Creative Scotland, Economic and Social Sciences Research Council & the Arts and Humanities Research Council (grant ref no: ES/P002536/1) and the Scottish Prison Service.