Join John NA Brown and Stephen Molloy for an intimate evening of original acoustic folk music in the unique setting of Fittie village.

Fittie Sessions is about creating a warm, intimate space to listen to original songs and spend an evening together. No big stage, no barriers between performer and audience. Two songwriters, their guitars, and a room full of people sharing the experience.

We want it to feel a little like being invited into someone's living room: relaxed, welcoming and informal, with space for conversation, laughter, and quiet moments of listening and connection.

Whether you're a regular at Aberdeen's open mic and folk scene, or simply someone who loves a good song, come along, settle in, and make yourself at home.

Stephen Molloy, a songwriter from Aberdeen, has spent the past two years writing and performing across the city's open mic and folk music scene. Rooted in folk tradition, his songs are built around storytelling and reflection. His writing explores lessons learned – about himself, about relationships, and about life more broadly – with an honest, unhurried delivery. Grounded in the North-East of Scotland, and drawing from lived experience, Stephen brings a stripped-back, thoughtful set of original material to Fittie Sessions.

https://www.instagram.com/stephenmolloy.music/

John NA Brown is a Canadian songwriter "with the voice of a tarnished angel". John's earliest years were spent in the Canadian Boreal Forest, with a guitar in one hand and an axe in the other, which, he says "might just explain why I'm not a better player". Despite that, he has shared his songs from St. John's to San Francisco and from the Southern Alps to Aberdeen. He performs a reflective set of original songs in multiple languages, drawing influence from international folk, jazz, and blues.

https://www.instagram.com/john.na.brown/

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