Jake Bugg, the acclaimed singer-songwriter from Nottingham, delivered an intimate and captivating performance at BBC Scotland's renowned Quay Sessions in Glasgow in November 2019. This special appearance caught Bugg in the midst of a "whistlestop tour," offering fans a stripped-back showcase of his distinctive folk-rock sound. The session, hosted by Roddy Hart, featured a mix of his well-loved hits and fresh material, including an exclusive live performance of his then-new release, "Kiss Like The Sun."
Bugg's journey to stardom began when he was discovered by BBC Introducing as a teenager, quickly rising to prominence in 2012 with his breakout single, "Lightning Bolt." His raw, authentic songwriting and distinctive vocal delivery resonated widely, leading to collaborations with legendary producers like Rick Rubin and The Black Keys’ Dan Auerbach. He honed his craft recording in iconic music cities such as Nashville and Memphis, experiences that undoubtedly shaped his sound. With four Top 10 albums already under his belt, Bugg was poised to release his next collection, showcasing his consistent artistic evolution. This Quay Sessions set, featuring fan favorites like "Broken" and "Two Fingers" alongside newer tracks, perfectly encapsulates Bugg's enduring appeal as a compelling live performer and a prolific songwriter. It's a testament to his ability to command an audience with just his voice and guitar, proving why he remains a significant voice in contemporary British music.