Throughout the month of January, King Tut’s will welcome some of Scotland’s best home-grown acts to its stage. Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday in January 2026, fans can discover up-and-coming artists in the iconic intimate 300-capacity venue, witnessing stars in the making and discovering new favourites.
Eyes of Home are a Scottish indie rock band blending ambient textures with ear-worm hooks and gritty storytelling. Drawing inspiration from the emotional highs of post-rock and the edge of 2000s alternative, their sound lands somewhere between Kings of Leon and The Wombats, with flashes of The Strokes with their summertime shimmer.
In the past year, they’ve clocked over 6000 followers across platforms, built a loyal following, and sold out headline shows in Edinburgh. Their latest 2025 single, “Name for Yourself”, produced by Graeme Young (known for working with High Fade), gained traction on curated playlists and earned airplay on BBC Introducing for their previous single “Red Flag”.
But it’s live where Eyes of Home really hit. Known for emotionally charged lyrics, immersive performances, the band thrives on turning heads and creating a group of locked-in fans. Whether it’s a packed room or open-air stage, their set pulses with contrast—captivation that builds into head banging choruses, ambient breaks that crash into distortion-drenched finales.
With a growing band, press coverage, a new music video and new songs coming out. Eyes of Home are growing quickly and won’t stop.