Mull Historical Society

Mull Historical Society is the celebrated project of Colin MacIntyre, a distinguished figure in the British indie folk and indie pop scenes. Renowned for his accomplished songwriting and multi-instrumental prowess, MacIntyre channels both musical and literary inspiration into Mull Historical Society, achieving acclaim across eight studio albums. His most recent release, In My Mind There’s a Room (July 2023), stands out for its unique collaborative spirit, bringing together celebrated literary voices and weaving their stories into evocative compositions recorded in his grandfather’s historic flat on the Isle of Mull—now a studio with deep personal resonance.

MacIntyre's output under the Mull Historical Society moniker is notable for its thoughtful fusion of narrative and melody, positioning him as a respected and innovative voice in contemporary indie music. His discography features highlights such as Wakelines and Archaeology: Complete Recordings 2000-2004, demonstrating a persistent evolution in sound and storytelling. Tracks like “Barcode Bypass” and “All the Love Remains” have become staples, underscoring his ability to craft songs with both emotional depth and melodic appeal.

Fans of live music can look forward to Mull Historical Society headlining concerts at key venues across the United Kingdom in September 2026, including The Wardrobe Theatre in Bristol, The Joiners in Southampton, Storey’s Field Centre in Cambridge, Hallé at St Michael’s in Manchester, and the Hebden Bridge Trades Club. To keep up with Colin MacIntyre’s ongoing creative journey, follow Mull Historical Society and stay updated on future gigs and concert dates.