Randolph’s Leap release a new album, ‘Worryingly Okay.

Including recent single Television’, it’s the follow-up to 2016’s release for Olive Grove Records, ‘Cowardly Deeds’. The new record sees the band return to Lost Map, for which they recorded 2014’s debut long-player ‘Clumsy Knot’.

Available as a download as well as on CD, on this occasion, the album is largely the work of Nairn born-and-raised singer Adam Ross – a return to his DIY roots which often see him working on the bulk of a release himself.

However, the full band – including Adam Firenze (drums), Vicki Cole (bass), Andrew MacLellan (electric guitar), Heather Thikey (violin), Ali Hendry (trumpet), Fraser Gibson (trombone) and Pete MacDonald (keyboards) – will be in support of Ross at Glasgow’s CCA on June 9.

In fact, the current ‘Isle of Love Tour is a solo effort, with a difference – a stage play with the singer providing musical backing to the actors, in a play based around Randolph’s Leap songs, and scripted by Euan Martin and Dave Smith of the Right Lines theatre group.

The tour of the play calls at the following:

SAT, JUN 9 @ CCA, GLASGOW [FOLLOWED BY RANDOLPH’S LEAP FULL BAND SHOW]
TUE, JUN 12 @ PLOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL HALL, PLOCKTON
WED, JUN 13 @ KILMUIR VILLAGE HALL, KILMUIR, SKYE
THU, JUN 14 @ TARBERT COMMUNITY CENTRE, TARBERT, HARRIS
FRI, JUN 15 @ AN LANNTAIR, STORNOWAY
SAT, JUN 16 @ UNIVERSAL HALL, FINDHORN
SAT, JUN 30 @ KELBURN GARDEN PARTY, LARGS [FULL BAND]

More at randolphsleap.co.uk / lostmap.com