Carol Laula has been dear to Glasgow’s heart ever since her song ‘Standing Proud’ was chosen as the anthem for its year as EuropeanCity of Culture in 1990. Her eight albums to date have continued to showcase Laula’s vibrant voice and soulful folk-pop songwriting, interwoven with strands of country and blues. 

Carol plays the following shows in London in July : 
Tuesday 4th July
AlleyCat Bar 
4 Denmark Street, West End, London WC2H 8LP
(Free / 10.30pm) 

Wednesday 5th July
Boho – Acoustic Sessions 
6 Inverness St, LondonNW1 7HJ
(Free / 10.30pm) 

Thursday 6th July
The Honor Oak – Acoustic Sessions 
1 Saint German’s Road, Forest Hill, London SE23 1RH 
(Free / 8.45pm)

“Laula deals with strength in adversity on a personalised but universal level”  Q

2016 gave us Laula’s latest offering, The Bones of It! Recorded at The Barne Studios, Laula works closely with her long time friend and colleague Marco Rea; Marco produces, engineers and plays on the record, along with many other Scottish talents, including Ken McCluskey (The McCluskey Brothers & The Bluebells), Davie Scott (The Pearlfishers) and Stuart Nizbet (The Proclaimers). 

“Laula deals with strength in adversity on a personalised but universal level”  Q 

2016 gave us Laula’s latest offering, The Bones of It! Recorded at The Barne Studios, Laula works closely with her long time friend and colleague Marco Rea; Marco produces, engineers and plays on the record, along with many other Scottish talents, including Ken McCluskey (The McCluskey Brothers & The Bluebells), Davie Scott (The Pearlfishers) and Stuart Nizbet (The Proclaimers). 

This lush recording continues to explore, life, love and loss to the full; she shares maturity of voice and of song-writing – “Carol Laula, once again shares her incredible gift through song. Why is it incredible? Because it will strike a chord in your heart; take a listen to it and tell me if I am wrong" - Fred Migliore - FM Odyssey Radio - WFIT 

Throughout 2016, Laula has toured throughout Scotland, commissioned to open the Spree festival as well as performing at Celtic Connections. Her live performances are warm, embracing, intimate and engaging; an immersive experience to be shared by everyone, both in the audience and on the stage! 

After a guest appearance this year in New York City’s Lower Eastside Girls Club, Carol performed a few songs, including Envy of Angels – encouraging the girls to join in – one of the girls was so moved, she stood and shouted ‘man, this girl can sing!’ 

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