(violin, keyboards, vocals) and Chris Bradley (guitar, keyboards, vocals) joined the line-up. The band completed 2007 with two sell-out gigs at the Voodoo Rooms in Edinburgh which earned them the following great reviews. Aberfeldy released a single in October 2008, "Come On, Claire" with 17 Seconds Records. This was followed with their third album, Somewhere to Jump From, which was released on 6 September 2010 through Tenement Records, preceded by single "Malcolm" on 16 August 2010. Touring As well as touring throughout the UK, Aberfeldy have supported R.E.M. at their Loch Lomond gig, and Blondie and the Scissor Sisters at Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations (2004), and played at T in the Park (2005). They performed at the 2005 and 2006 South by Southwest Festival in Austin, Texas. Aberfeldy toured the UK in May and June 2006. For part of that tour they supported The Beautiful South. During June and July 2006 the band supported James Blunt for four of his UK and European tour dates. The band also had festival dates and an extensive headline tour in autumn 2006, as well as supporting Paolo Nutini on his UK tour. In October 2006, the band were invited to play at the Cervantino festival in Guanajuato, Mexico; the concert was seen live by over 10,000 people and broadcast on radio and TV. Aberfeldy toured Scotland in April and May 2007 as part of the Scottish Arts Council's Tune-Up Tour. They also played several successful open-air gigs during the summer. Members Riley Briggs – lead vocals, guitar, keyboards Murray Briggs – drums Ken McIntosh – bass Kirsten Adamson – keyboards, vocals Chris Bradley – guitar, keyboards, vocals Discography AlbumsYoung Forever (2004)Do Whatever Turns You On (2006)Somewhere to Jump From'' (2010) Singles "Vegetarian Restaurant" (2004) "Heliopolis By Night" (2004) – UK No. 66 "Love Is an Arrow" (2005) – UK No. 60 "Summer's Gone" (2005) "Hypnotised" (2006) "Come On, Claire" (2008) References External links Myspace site with sample tracks and tour dates Riley Briggs is a participant in burnsong Scottish indie rock groups British indie pop groups Rough Trade Records artists Musical groups from Edinburgh