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Saint Luke's, Glasgow

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Stereo, Glasgow

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PARTYNEXTDOOR

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The Poetry Club, Glasgow

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Ginger root, paul heaton, the sheepdogs.

Òran Mór, Glasgow

Brothers Osborne

Elephant sessions, the happy pear.

The Caves, Edinburgh

Barrowland, Glasgow

Craig David

SEC Armadillo, Glasgow

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The Queen's Hall, Edinburgh

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Sabrina carpenter.

Baby Lasagna

Twenty One Pilots

Steven wilson.

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow

Billie Eilish

Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh

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Riverdance 30 - The New Generation

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Glasgow Music City Tours

Guided walking tours of glasgow's music scene.

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Merchant City Tour

Join Glasgow Music City Tours as we lift the lid on the sights and sounds of the Merchant City. From Britannia Panopticon to the mighty Barrowland, this Glasgow tour covers the legends!

• Hour Glass 2 hours

Exploring the Music Venues of Glasgow, Scotland

Music mile tour.

Join us as we visit all of our favourite Glasgow music venues on a fun guided tour rich in musical myths and scuzzy backroom stages packed with history and musical intrigue.

Welcome to Glasgow Music City Tours

We offer lively and informative guided walks exploring the fascinating places, people, and performances which have shaped Glasgow’s musical landscape.

Our tours bring alive tales of the legendary Glasgow music venues that have played host to everyone from Alex Harvey to Paolo Nutini.

We offer distinct tours that run each Saturday. We can also provide private tours at a time that suits you.

Hundreds of Music Lovers Approve! ♫♫♫♫♫

"A well-informed, engaging and entertaining tour and narration of the evolution of Glasgow music and its characters. Have been on the Merchant City Tour twice with friends visiting from the US - it's been a highlight of their trips both times. The passionate guides are embedded in the music scene of the city so guests get the lowdown from the inside. Highly recommend this experience."

"A great city walking tour , with lots of info, amusing stories and interesting locations in the city's east end. A particular highlight was an unexpected visit to the Britannia Panopticon Music Hall which was just amazing to see....like stepping back in time! Our guide for the tour was excellent...very well informed and very entertaining. Highly recommended."

"A really excellent day out. Despite the constant downpour, it was a pleasure doing the 2 hour stroll through the streets with Alison. A very knowledgeable lady indeed. Fascinating to hear her stories (and those of our fellow walkers) and great to find some little gems of musical establishments we would normally have walked right past. Highly recommended."

"Really enjoyed the tour - great way to spend a couple of hours on a Saturday morning. Fiona the guide was excellent. Extremely knowledgeable, very enthusiastic and is deeply immersed in the Scottish music scene with great anecdotes and first hand experiences. Highly recommend the tour. Just listening to the spotify list shared after the tour which is a great bonus!"

"Two hours of fantastic information, stories and places to visit. Starting at the Clutha we had 2 hours of diverse information from Billy Connolly to Bowie and Franz Ferdinand to funny stories in the Panopticon. Fiona was a terrific guide who is obviously immersed in the Glasgow music scene. Lots of nice additional personal experiences. Loved it!"

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Scotland the Brave – July/August 2022

Will ye no come back again? – Robbie Burns

Join Jennifer & Stewart on this rollicking musical adventure through the Isles, Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland along with a couple of nights in the English Lakes district on the way.

As we work at planning this exciting tour, we’ve wonderful hotels, locations and activities already in place. Do you fancy spending a couple of nights, basking in the rural luxury of this magnificent 18th century palace, (below)? We’re going to do so and enjoy the extensive grounds and woodland walks to boot!

Our first base is the Capital, Edinburgh where we take several days to explore and immerse ourselves in this lively and quite urbane city… Its spectacular castle on the hill and the view over ‘Edi’ from Arthur’s seat are must sees but there will be many more unique visits and places to savour, including a Traditional Scottish evening of entertainment. You’ll have free time to explore on your own too.

Key Tour Information:

• 16th July to 13th August, 2022. 24 nights in Scotland
• Optional flights on Emirates ( or use your preferred airline )
• Stopovers included ( also optional )
• Charming centrally-located hotels
• Daily Full Buffet Breakfasts
• A variety of music, dinners and performances, both in theatres and ‘in house’

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Read day to day details for this stunning tour. Starting in Edinburgh, we travel north and then to the evocative Highlands and Isles, finishing on Loch Lomond and then Glasgow.

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Highlands & Islands + Scottish music, history and many unique experiences from north to south created and hosted by Stewart & Jennifer and managed by our amazing Tour Director, Phil.

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To ensure your place on this tour, it is recommended to ‘Reserve Your Place’ with just $200 refundable deposit while the complete priced brochure is being finalised.( release around April 2021 )

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Welcome to Scotland Folk Tours

Where Tradition Meets Melody

Why Choose Scotland Folk Tours?

Embark on a journey like no other, where the soul-stirring landscapes of Scotland and the English Lakes, come alive with the enchanting melodies of traditional folk music. At Scotland Folk Tours, we redefine the very essence of touring, offering an immersive experience that goes beyond the ordinary.

• Unforgettable Evenings of Music: While other tour companies leave you to your own devices in the evening, we elevate your experience. Picture this: private concerts featuring incredible folk artists. It’s not just a tour; it’s a symphony of culture and rhythm.
• Expert Scottish Guides: Our itineraries are crafted to showcase the best of our country, led by passionate and knowledgeable Scottish guides who breathe life into every story, every castle, and every hidden gem.
• World-Class North American Folk Artists: But that’s not all. Each tour is accompanied by a well-known North American folk artist, adding a unique international perspective to the journey. Immerse yourself in the harmonious blend of Scottish and North American musical traditions.
• All-Inclusive Packages: Forget the hassle of planning. We take care of everything. From accommodations in charming locales to entrance fees at iconic attractions, and three group meals – it’s all part of the package.
• Private Concerts Included: On several of the evenings, after exploring the breathtaking landscapes, settle in for an intimate concert experience. You won’t just witness our country; you’ll feel its heartbeat through the strings of a fiddle and the haunting notes of a bagpipe.

Your Adventure Begins Here

Join us on a voyage that transcends the ordinary, where every day is a new chapter in the rich tapestry of Scotland’s and Englands history, landscapes, and music. Scotland Folk Tours isn’t just a tour company; it’s a celebration of culture, tradition, and the shared love for music.

Are you ready to make memories that resonate with the soul? Explore Scotland with us.

Scotland Folk Tours

The sights and sounds of scotland, group size 16 or 25, breakfast included, luxury mini coach, accommodation included, beyond the tartan, beyond the standing stones, beyond the borders.

Explore the unrivalled, relaxed beauty of the Borders. Traveling coast to coast through this lesser explored region of Scotland you’ll experience everything you’d expect from an adventure across this bountiful country. This whole tour will be peppered with the sounds and stories of Scotland and English Lake Distric!

Book your tour with us today and experience the sights and sounds of Scotland like never before!

Plan your trip |    Discover Scotland

April, 2021

Note this is a Sample Itinerary: Hotels and routes may change. You'll be emailed the final itinerary one month before departure, but even then we always leave space for the unexpected finds and last minute discoveries! 

Internationally recognized singer-songwriter  Janet Feld   joins Raven Sinclaire for a tour of history, intrigue and MUSIC! During our ten days together, we will experience breathtaking scenery, castles, museums and ancient historical sites during the day and live music at night, including some special private concerts.

Your tour includes stays in 4-star eco-friendly hotels when available, breakfast every day and 4 group dinners. Here's our tentative itinerary. The finalized tour may vary slightly and will be emailed to all participants closer to time:

Days 1-3: Fly into Edinburgh, rest for awhile or meander the Royal Mile before meeting for a group dinner. Our first three days and nights will be spent in Edinburgh, seeing the sights around the gothic capital city of Scotland, including a visit to nearby Rosslyn Chapel and Glen. During our stay in the city, you may choose to meander through storybook neighborhoods and mysterious wynds and closes (narrow walking paths off of the streets) and hear some of the fascinating history that spans generations. You'll have a chance to explore the Royal Mile, museums and historical monuments while enjoying sights, sounds and tastes that are sure to be memorable. In the evenings, we will gather for great Scottish music and perhaps sample a single malt or two. Our home in Edinburgh will be the Radisson Blu Hotel in the City Centre.

Day 4-6: We travel to Pitlochry, the heart of Scotland, where we will take short day trips. Raven will share some of the dramatic history that has spawned legends such as William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, and Mary Queen of Scots while visiting sites such as Dunkeld Cathedral, Blair Atholl Distillery, the Pictish Dunfallandy stone and bronze age Crannog in Loch Tay, and 'Birnam Woods' mentioned in Shakespeare's famous Scottish Play. In the evenings, we will journey to local pubs for more live music. Our three night home in Pitlochry will be Fishers Hotel . Note: Some tours will stay in Dunkeld rather than Pitlochry on this middle leg of the journey, depending on availability. Dunkeld is a quaint and less touristy village but with big music roots.  

Day 7-9: We travel to Inverness, known as the ‘Highland Capital’, though it still retains its market town feel. We will visit ancient Clava Cairns, Urquhart Castle, and other local treasures. You'll have a bit of free time to stroll the river that runs through the city. We will host a world class musician for a private hotel concert and visit iconic pubs, MacGregor's and Hootenanny's for more music. Our hotel home will be Lochardil House.   

Day 10: We journey back to Edinburgh for an afternoon of your own exploration before meeting for our farewell group dinner and overnight in Edinburgh. ​

Day 11 Leave for the airport for those returning home.

Total price per person: $3,300

Single supplement rate: $900 (We are limited to two single rooms) Contact us for availability.

Deposit of $800 per person holds your space.

2nd payment of $1600 per person is due 6 months before departure.

The remaining balance of $900 per person is due 90 days before departure.

Included in tour price:

10 nights accommodations at 4 star eco-friendly hotels when available

4 group dinners

breakfast each day

site entrance fees

ground transportation

3 Private concerts

Gratuities to driver, hotels and restaurants

Note: due to the varying arrival and departure times, we will not provide airport shuttle. Taxis, uber or lyft are available and we can help you as needed.

Please see FAQs for details.

Music Tour dates with Chuck Brodsky:

April 3 - April 13 (3 rooms available)

Sept 3 - Sept 13 (full - Island Tour)

Sept 15 - Sept 25 (full -Island Tour)

April 15 - April 25 - see route below 

Sept 3 - Sept 13 (New Route, details coming soon)

"What a great tour! Music, history and fabulous scenery

all provided with top notch care and professionalism.

Hard to imagine it could have been better." - Jim Kirk

Note this is a Sample Itinerary for the mainland tour.

The new Island Tour route has been sent to participants.

Hotels and routes may change. You'll be emailed the final itinerary

one month before departure. 

Internationally recognized singer-songwriter Chuck Brodsky joins Raven Sinclaire for a tour of history, intrigue and MUSIC! During our ten days together, we will experience breathtaking scenery, castles, museums and ancient historical sites during the day and live music at night, including some special private concerts.

Your tour includes stays in 4-star eco-friendly hotels when available, breakfast every day and 4 group dinners. Here's our tentative itinerary. The finalyzed tour may vary slightly and will be emailed to all participants closer to time:

Day 4-6: We travel to Dunkeld, the heart of Scotland, where we will take short day trips. James will share some of the dramatic history that has spawned legends such as William Wallace, Robert the Bruce, and Mary Queen of Scots while visiting sites such as Dunkeld Cathedral, Blair Atholl Distillery, the Birks of Aberfeldy, the Hermitage, and nearby Pitlochry. In the evenings, we will host some of our very favorite musicians or join pubs for more live music. Our three night home in Dunkeld will be Tay House .

Day 7-9: We travel to Inverness, known as the ‘Highland Capital’, though it still retains its market town feel. We will visit the Highland Folk Museum, the site of the famous Battle of Culloden, visit the monster hunter of Loch Ness and have a history and whisky tasting presentation. You'll have a bit of free time to stroll the river that runs through the city. We will host a world class musician for a private hotel concert and visit iconic pubs, MacGregor's and Hootenanny's for more music. Our hotel home will be Lochardil House.   

Day 10: We journey back to Edinburgh for an afternoon of your own exploration before meeting for our farewell group dinner and overnight in Edinburgh.

Day 11: Flights back home

Total price per person $3,300 USD (Note: due to hotel increases, 2025 tour price is $3,500)

Single supplement rate: $900 USD (We are limited to two single rooms) Contact us for availability.

Deposit of $800 USD per person holds your space.

The remaining balance of $900 ($1100 for 2025) per person is due 90 days before departure.

10 nights accommodations at 4 star hotels/castles when available

3 group dinners

Private concerts

Gratuities for venues and group dinners

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Jim and Susie Malcolm’s Tour of Scotland   We lead two folk music tours of Scotland each year. We are fully booked for 2024 but if you are interested in joining us in 2025 or any future year, please email susie at jimmalcolm dot com.

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Welcome to the SCO Summer Tour 2024.

This year marks the 45th anniversary of our Scotland-wide summer tours, where we bring together a host of exceptional conductors and soloists to present world-class, live music to towns and cities across Scotland.

From Stranraer in the South to Thurso in the North, the SCO Summer Tour aims to build relationships with local communities, put SCO musicians centre-stage and bring world-class concerts to audiences who might otherwise not be able to experience them.

You can view all our concerts and touring destinations below. We look forward to visiting a venue near you this summer!

Kindly supported by Eriadne & George Mackintosh and Claire & Anthony Tait.

Summer Tour 2024 Concerts

Introducing our touring concerts this summer, mozart and beethoven | 12-13 september.

Revolutionary classics from Mozart and Beethoven... plus some Wagner to kick-off proceedings. Paisley | Linlithgow

Summer Tour 2024 Press Area

Member of the press view all downloadable press materials and assets here., your sco summer tour 2024 guest artists and soloists, gregory batsleer, gordon bragg, philip higham, jay capperauld, dolphin boy, daniel abrahams, emily scott-moncrieff, andré cebrián, maximiliano martín, stephanie gonley, sco wind soloists, maxim emelyanychev, viviane hagner, karel deseure, robin williams, cerys ambrose-evans, lauren reeve-rawlings.

Scotland Tours

You're sipping a wee dram of smoky whisky as you gaze out over a glistening loch. You and your new friends compare the photos you took of the Highland Coos you just spotted in a heather-covered moor. And someone is daring you to try haggis for dinner tonight... This is Scotland. And you're on a Rabbie's tour. Maybe you’re on a 1 day tour out of Inverness, or perhaps you’ve decided to discover the Scottish islands on a 17-day’ adventure. The choice is yours. Which of Scotland’s most iconic landmarks call to you? Loch Ness and its enigmatic monster ? The endless epic views of the Highlands? The raw beauty and legends of Skye ? Let our driver-guides take you there and share stories that go deeper and connect you with the land you travel through, its history, music, and culture.

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Why you'll love Scotland

Epic tales and terrific traditions

Scotland is the birthplace of Sherlock Holmes, the television, and whisky. So, the culture is a mix of poetry, intellect, and fun. The locals also love showing visitors a good time. So don’t be surprised when you’re invited to a Highland dance or regaled with folk tales at the local pub.

Famed beauty

Scotland’s landscapes are more dramatic than a superhero movie, more beautiful than a three carat diamond, and older than any of your grandparents’ stories. From blonde beaches to serene mountains: you’ll discover the scenery lives up to its reputation.

A trove of secrets

It’s no secret Scotland has fascinating history. But what’s less known, is how much of it’s shrouded in mystery. There are unexplained standing stones, untranslatable hieroglyphics, and unbelievable myths. So, keep your eyes peeled, your mind open, and your imagination switched on.

Natural flavours

Everyone wants a slice of Scotland’s local larder. The seafood is exported to the best restaurants, Angus beef is enjoyed everywhere, and whisky is loved worldwide. And although these flavours travel far, there’s no place it tastes better than in Scotland.

Our Scotland Tours

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Loch Ness, Glencoe & the Highlands - 1 day tour

Monsters and mountains: this is the best way to see the best of Scotland, from Glencoe to Loch Ness.

Prices from £69.00

DEPARTING FROM: Edinburgh

St Andrews & the Fishing Villages of Fife - 1 day tour

An ancient university. Breathtaking ruins. Quaint coastal villages. This is the ancient Kingdom of Fife.

Prices from £57.00

Skye & Eilean Donan Castle - 1 day tour

Experience your own slice of heaven on Scotland's most famous island.

Prices from £68.00

DEPARTING FROM: Inverness

Outlander Adventure - 1 day tour

From iconic castles to picturesque villages, explores the sights and stories of Outlander.

Prices from £64.00

Loch Lomond National Park, Kelpies & Stirling Castle - 1 day tour

Step back in time and discover the legends, landscapes, and landmarks that defined Scottish history.

Oban, Glencoe, Highland Lochs & Castles - 1 day tour

Iconic castles. Tales of old clan rivalries. Brilliant mountain scenery. This is the Scottish Highlands.

Prices from £56.00

DEPARTING FROM: Glasgow

The Isle of Skye - 3 day tour

Roam the breathtaking Isle of Skye and its beautifully unique landscape that's something out of a dream.

Prices from £225.00

Prices from £67.00

West Highlands, Lochs & Castles - 1 day tour

Capture the spirit of the Western Highlands and explore Scotland's most atmospheric lochs and castles.

The Complete Loch Ness Experience - 1 day tour

Your ultimate Loch Ness adventure, from frothy waterfalls to cosy villages and maybe a monster or two.

Prices from £40.00

Hadrian's Wall, Roman Britain & the Scottish Borders - 1 day tour

Have you ever wanted to explore the incredible Hadrian's Wall & the Scottish Borders? Now's the time.

Stirling Castle, Loch Lomond & Cruise - 1 day tour

What do you love more? The grandeur of Stirling Castle or the beauty of Loch Lomond? We can't decide.

Prices from £49.00

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Scottish Music Festivals

Enjoy a summer music festival in Scotland. Between January and August, you’ll find an array of colour and music that takes place in some fantastic locations across Scotland. Check out some of Scotland’s most hotly-anticipated events and music festivals.

Party at the Palace Linlithgow Palace, West Lothian

Linlithgow Palace

10 - 11 August 2024

Calling all pop and rock fans out there! This family-friendly festival features chart-topping acts including Ronan Keating, Lulu and UB40 alongside great comedy, food and drink, fairground rides, a silent disco, and more. Enjoy all this set against the spectacular backdrop of Linlithgow Palace. 

Piping Live! Glasgow

The World Pipe Band Championships

© VisitScotland / Grant Paterson

10 - 18 August 2024

Explore the best of Scottish pipe bands and solo pipers at one of Glasgow’s most popular events. Piping Live! is a real show stopper to look forward to each year and is a great choice if you’re looking to tap into Scotland’s cultural side.

Mull of Kintyre Music and Arts Festival Various venues, Campbeltown

21 - 25 August 2024

This favourite in the music festival world returns to Campbeltown with its exciting programme of performances, heritage trail walks, pipe bands, folk nights, concerts, ceilidhs and more. Join in with toe-tapping tunes, fascinating stories, memorable songs and incredible chorus singing at the Gaelic Concert, or explore the Heritage Trail Walks, and Young Folk Night.

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Music at the Multiverse Dumfries & Galloway

Crawick Multiverse

31 August - 1 September 2024

Enjoy live performances from well-known Scottish musicians, bands, DJs and local talent across two days at Crawick Multiverse in the glorious Dumfries & Galloway. 

Lammermuir Festival East Lothian

Lammermuir Festival

5-15 September 2024 

Head to the picturesque East Lothian to celebrate vibrant and classic music playing in atmospheric venues such as historic churches, parishes and kirks.

Lochaber Live Fort William

Lochaber Live

20 - 22 September 2024

After a 30-year break, Lochaber Live returns to the rustic location of Fort William in the Scottish Highlands. Boasting an exceptional range of musical talent – including Tide Lines, Mànran, Wolfstone, Dàimh, Shooglenifty, Sharon Shannon Trio, Hò-rò, Little Win, the Glenfinnan Ceilidh Band and more – all set to play to thousands on An Aird shinty field.

Celtic Connections Glasgow

Celtic Connections

© Glasgow Life / Gaelle Beri

16 January - 2 February 2025

This popular Glasgow music festival needs no introduction, Celtic Connections brings Scottish culture and trad music to the heart of Glasgow for over 2 weeks. Previous artists who have graced the stage include The Twilight Sad, Dàimh, Anna Meredith, Karan Casey, CARA, and many more.

Mull Music Festival Isle of Mull

24 – 27 April 2025

Get ready for a weekend of soulful Scottish music, with folk-rock groups, Scottish dance bands, traditional musicians and singers, all taking place on the stunning Isle of Mull on the west coast. Good news, most of the events are usually free. Book Mull accommodation now for 2025.

Shetland Folk Festival Shetland

Mareel, the UK s most northerly music, cinema and creative industries centre.

1 - 4 May 2025

After celebrating over 40 years of performances, the Shetland Folk Festival will welcome a talented range of some of the best international, British and Shetland musicians. Get ready to have your toes tapping!

Bonfest Kirriemuir, Angus

Tay Whale scuplture, Dundee waterfront gardens

2 - 4 May 2025

A popular addition to the Angus events scene, Bonfest celebrates famed musician, Bon Scott, with a weekend full of music, performances and a toe-tapping good time. 

Orkney Folk Festival Stromness, Orkney

22 - 25 May 2025

Watch Stromness come alive with fantastic artists and musicians during Orkney Folk Festival. The festival prides itself on being a family-friendly event and offer reduced ticket prices for children under 16.

Islay Festival - Feis Ile Port Ellen, Isle of Islay

Port Charlotte

23 - 31 May 2025

The renowned Islay Festival is back for 2025 and is bringing with it a wealth of music, song, dancing, chatting, meeting new people and savouring a dram or two of Islay whisky along the way.

The Eden Festival Raehills Meadows, Moffat, Dumfries & Galloway

The Eden Festival

© Eden Festival

12 – 15 June 2025

Kickstart your summer festival of fun at The Eden Festival. You’ll find a variety of live music, dance, cabaret, burlesque, circus skills, theatre, a children’s area, fun, games and much more!

Solas Festival Errol Park, Perthshire

Solas Festival: An annual cultural gathering at Errol Park

20 – 22 June 2025

Running for over a decade, the Solas Festival celebrates Scotland’s midsummer with a weekend of arts and music from a range of performers who in previous years, have been from far afield as Canada, Ghana and Nashville.

Kelburn Garden Party Kelburn Castle and Estate, near Largs, Ayrshire

Kelburn Castle Estate

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3 - 7 July 2025

Set across 7 unique stages, get ready to encounter dance music, folk, plenty of funk and disco, jungle, alt-pop experimental excursions, jazz and blues, intriguing global sounds and more. With the wacky backdrop of graffiti-covered  Kelburn Castle , get set for some mind-expanding music.

HebCelt Stornoway, Isle of Lewis

Hebridean Celtic Festival, Isle of Lewis

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16 – 19 July 2025

This multi-award winning music festival takes place on the stunning Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides and is a celebration of Gaelic culture and language. Promoting the island’s heritage, history and traditional music, the festival takes place at a purpose-built venue featuring three stages on the Lews Castle Green which offers free standing concerts for up to 5,000 people.

East Neuk Festival East Neuk, Fife

East Neuk Festival

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26 - 30 June 2024

Over in the Kingdom of Fife, delve into the world of live music at the East Neuk Festival. Taking place in Crail, Anstruther, Kilrenny, St Monans and St Andrews in a range of quirky and atmospheric venues, from churches, halls, and an ex-nuclear bunker, to caves, an RAF base, a Scout hall, stately homes and gardens. It’s set to be something special!

Tiree Music Festival Isle of Tiree

Lobster Creels On The Isle Of Tiree, Inner Hebrides.

© VisitScotland / Paul Tomkins

12 - 14 July 2024

Take a trip out to the islands for Tiree Music Festival. Not just popular amongst surfers, Tiree hosts this eclectic festival each year which sees incredible artists perform. Previous years have featured Skipinnish, Talisk, Elephant Sessions, Rhuvaal and many more.

Founded by Skerryvore’s Daniel Gillespie and Tiree local Stewart MacLennan, the festival encompasses all the culture of this little Hebridean island, also known as the ‘Hawaii of the North’. Come along to see what all the fuss is about!

Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival Edinburgh

George Square

© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

12 – 21 July 2024

The Edinburgh Summer Festivals are renowned worldwide and feature an eclectic mix of art, music, performance, song, dance and more that takes over the city each year. The Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival was founded in 1978 and is one of seven events that make up the Edinburgh Festivals. Now one of the largest and most respected jazz and blues festivals in Europe, the event showcases 130 concerts, taking place in theatres, parks and clubs all over the city.

Rewind Festival Scone Palace, Perth

Scone Palace

19 – 21 July 2024

Rewind to the 80s with this jumping festival of popular songs and well-known tunes. Treat yourself to some luxury and unusual accommodation too, with boutique camping, campervans and caravans, and even a luxury loo pass.

The line-up includes Andy Bell, Squeeze, Martin Kemp, Nick Heyward, Tony Hadley, Midge Ure and many more. 

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival Belladrum Estate, Inverness

The Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival

25 – 27 July 2024

In the heart of the Highlands, get your toes tapping to a range of Scottish and international artists, musicians and performers during this 3-day summer festival. Previous acts who have headlined include Travis, Bastille, Sigrid, Sam Ryder, KT Tunstall and Scouting for Girls.

ButeFest Isle of Bute

Rothesay, the chief town of Bute on the east coast of the island.

26 – 28 July 2024

ButeFest brings a weekend of non-stop live music, perfect for a day out with family and friends. Taking place at the stunning Ettrick Bay on the Isle of Bute, it is set to be packed full of Scottish spirit, cracking bands, delicious food & drink and exciting entertainment suitable for everyone.

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The final show...

On 4 March 2023, Music Show Scotland could be seen for the very last time in Rotterdam Ahoy. Music Show Scotland stops touring after more than 15 years.

New plans have emerged for the organizer of Music Show Scotland. Beerten Events is planning to build its own concert hall in Borculo, the home town of the Music Show Scotland. The grandstands in the concert hall must accommodate more than 3000 visitors and other music productions can also take place. The concert hall will take the form of an event center and will be named “the Castle”. Preparations are now in full swing and the organization has had to make the choice to stop producing the show in its current form from 2023.

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More than 15 years ago, the Highland Valley Pipes & Drums from Borculo came up with the idea of ​​organizing a Celtic night in Borculo together with an orchestra, a choir and an Irish dance group. Due to the great success of this concept, production continued under the name "Music Show Scotland". Back then it was still a dream to be in a sold-out large arena.

15 years have passed and the Music Show Scotland has undergone a stormy development. From the sports hall ’t Timpke in small Borculo to Rotterdam Ahoy and the GelreDome in Arnhem to several beautiful arenas in Europe. Shows in the Hallenstadion in Zurich (Switzerland), in the JyskeBank Boxen in Herning (Denmark), in the Mercedes Benz Arena in Berlin and in the Sportpaleis Antwerp (Belgium) are now part of the annual tour schedule. The cast grew to over 300 pipers, drummers, musicians, dancers and crew members. And everything is organized from A to Z by Beerten Events from Borculo, where it started out small. A huge production that was worked on with great passion. The dream came true.

Now, after 15 years, new plans for the Music Show Scotland have emerged. Beerten Events wants to build its own concert hall in Borculo, home of the Music Show Scotland. The grandstands in the concert hall will accommodate more than 3000 visitors and other music productions will also be able to take place there. The concert hall is in the form of an event center and will be called "The Castle". Preparations are in full swing and the organization had to make the decision to temporarily stop the production of the show in its current form from 2023 onwards. All dates and ticket information can be found on the page "Tourdates".

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Scotland’s music on tour

Scottish Government launch touring fund for live music.

Musicians, bands, artists and venues will be able to apply to a £750,000 Scottish Government fund to bring new and additional concerts to venues and festivals in Scotland next year.

Scotland on Tour will support the staging of concerts across the whole nation from between January 2022 and January 2023.

Funded by Scottish Government and organised by Active Events, its decision making panel includes representatives from across the music industry, as well as Creative Scotland, Scottish Enterprise, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, XpoNorth and South of Scotland Enterprise.

Participating artists, venues and festivals will be announced later this year.

Culture Minister Jenny Gilruth said:

“Due to the impact of COVID-19, I know many concerts from 2020 and 2021 have been postponed – leaving little opportunity for artists to perform new concerts in traditional venues or concert halls up until late 2022, or even spring 2023.

“So I am very pleased to announce Scotland on Tour, a fund to help artists, venues and the wider music industry by creating new concert opportunities across Scotland next year.

“The fund is not only an exciting opportunity for artists and venues, but also for Scottish audiences, who will have the chance to see the best of Scottish music right on their doorstep.”

Director of Active Events Lisa Whytock said: 

“The past 18 months have been exceptionally challenging for musicians and promoters around Scotland.

“This fund will allow new concerts from professional musicians to take place across the country, bringing world class performances to cities, towns and local communities whilst simultaneously supporting production companies and skilled freelancers in their delivery.

“We are extremely excited about the project and would like to wholeheartedly thank the Scottish Government for their investment.”

Head of Music at Creative Scotland, Alan Morrison, said:

“At the height of the pandemic, Active Events applied to Creative Scotland’s Open Fund for a research project that would identify community partners and increase touring opportunities for musicians when restrictions finally lifted.

“This bold vision for recovery has blossomed into a new touring fund, supported by the Scottish Government, that will breathe life back into the live music sector across the entire country.

“It’s extremely encouraging to see how a seed that was sown in darker times is growing into a major year-long programme that will bring music fans and professional artists of all genres back together again.”

The Scottish Government committed to establishing a Touring Fund for Theatre and Music within the first 100 days of the current administration.

Active Events were funded via Creative Scotland’s Open Fund to carry out a research and development project looking into the impact of COVID-19 on touring networks in Scotland - following this research and the development of the resulting proposal, Active Events were provided with the opportunity to deliver the Scotland on Tour project by Scottish Government.

Active Events and the Scotland on Tour initiative are supported by a steering group that has representation from industry including the Scottish Music Industry Association, the Touring Network, Creative Scotland, Enterprise agencies and the Edinburgh Fringe Society.

Further details will be announced soon as to how artists and venues can apply to the Scotland on Tour fund, which is expected to open for applications in October 2021.  Registrations of interest to the fund can be recorded by sending an email   to [email protected]

Applications from artists applying to take part in the Scotland on Tour fund will be assessed by a decision-making panel. This panel will be formed of music industry representatives and Creative Scotland representatives. Promoters, venues and festivals will also be required to complete an application form which will be assessed by the panel.

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Chamber Music Scotland launches: Small Venues Touring Fund

02 September 2024

Chamber Music Scotland has launched a new Small Venues Touring Fund to support Scotland-based musicians to tour small venues across the country. Supported by Creative Scotland, the Small Venues Touring Fund will distribute grants of up to £5000 to cover performance fees.

The aims of the fund are to:

• Support musician’s own touring plans.
• Platform the quality and innovation within the chamber music sector in Scotland.
• Allow artists to decide where and what they play.
• Encourage tours rather than ‘one-off’ performances.
• Platform for new, innovative and experimental chamber music, as well as traditional.
• Reach new chamber music audiences and communities, where access to arts experiences may be limited.
• Ensure appropriate rates of pay for musicians.

Chamber Music Scotland says; "We are delighted to launch this new opportunity for freelance musicians in Scotland. The Small Venues Touring Fund will support artists to programme and deliver their own tour, collectively showcasing the incredible music and musicians within the chamber music sector in Scotland.' - Paul Tracey, Chief Executive, CMS.

How to Apply

Applications open on Monday 2nd September. The deadline for application is 12pm Wednesday 23 October 2024.

For more information on how to apply, download the Application Pack on our website: www.chambermusicscotland.com

Chamber Music Scotland is the national body for Chamber Music in Scotland. We work with musicians, promoters, and communities to create a unique and inclusive chamber music sector for Scotland.

• Commission and create new works and projects, working in collaboration with artists.
• Work with Scottish-based musicians to support their creativity and well-being, and help them develop sustainable careers creating and performing chamber music.
• Offer funding opportunities to local volunteer-run music organisations across Scotland to provide high quality live music, particularly to audiences in more rural areas.
• Reach communities across Scotland to deliver creative experiences to those with limited access to the arts.
• Creatively explore Scotland and its relationship with its landscape, people, and natural resources, including sustainability and helping to protect the wider environment.

Further information at chambermusicscotland.com . 

Creative Scotland  is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across all parts of Scotland, distributing funding provided by the Scottish Government and The National Lottery. Further information at  creativescotland.com . Follow us on  X ,  Facebook  and  Instagram.  Learn more about the value of art and creativity in Scotland and join in at  www.ourcreativevoice.scot  

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Scottish New Music Round-up: September 2024

Summer is over and september is overwhelming for new scottish music. we celebrate releases from hen hoose, joe hearty, lusa, zerrin and more.

There's so much happening this month, we've no space to tell you what we missed last month, soz. Across the website you’ll find complete thoughts on new September releases from Nina Nesbitt and Gurry Wurry , while the posthumous album from SOPHIE is honoured in the September issue. Below, I’ll cover as much of everything else as I can, which, dear reader, is A LOT!

A real treat to help kick off the autumn season is EP2 from songwriting collective Hen Hoose . Due on 5 September, it’s the second release in a three-part series that features collaborative works from Karine Polwart and The Anchoress, Susan Bear and Jill Lorean, and Nightwave and SHEARS among others. The following day, there's a lot coming out.  Joe Hearty – formerly of Stonehaven’s finest, Copy Haho – releases his brand new EP, Antenna . Calling to mind artists like Jens Lekman, jaunty piano lines, bright synths, and strings are perfectly paired with Hearty’s rich timbre as he “explores the embodied experience of navigating queer life” across its seven tracks. 

LUSA is the new project from Niteworks’ Innes Strachan. Alongside Beth Malcolm, Donald Macdonald and Ruairidh Graham, the quartet release their debut album, The Colour of Space . A sidestep from the Gaelic-electro of Niteworks, but its influence can still be heard on this record that explores different nooks and crannies of dance music, still sounding very much rooted in Scotland. 

It’s hard to ignore a record that includes your namesake in its tracklist (hello Talla Reservoir!), and so we haven’t. The debut instrumental album from guitarist Christopher Haddow , An Unexpected Giant Leap is a real work of depth and beauty, and a masterclass in spaciousness and shapeshifting. Due via Errol’s Hot Wax, it’s chock-full of surprising left turns; the way the title track flickers, blips and swells is bliss.  Open Wider the Door from Boab is similarly surprising. The new solo project from Sweaty Palms frontman Robbie Houston sees technical precision take a backseat to raw emotion for a record of true vulnerability and introspection. Filled with lots of interesting flourishes, and deeply affecting moments, it's guaranteed you’ve never heard Houston sound like this before.

Still on the 6th, led by Czech-born guitarist-composer Honza Kourimsky, Edinburgh jazz outfit Mahuki release their debut album Gratitude  (Bridge the Gap), Broken Records frontman Jamie Sutherland releases his second solo album, the deeply personal  The World As It Used To Be  (Frictionless Records), and Glasgow singer-songwriter Murdo Mitchell releases  Cheap Hotels  (Drabant / Sony Music Norway).

From one solo project to another, on 13 September Damn Teeth and Thin Privilege frontman Paul McArthur releases his self-titled debut solo record as  Praise Team . Inspired by memory and growing up on the west coast of Scotland,  Praise Team  (Diminishing Returns Records) is an accomplished record of intrigue, written and constructed on the hoof in the studio, with McArthur on every instrument.  Leave No Shadow , the debut solo record from Modern Studies’ Emily Scott as Chrysanths also arrives 13 Sep on Chemikal Underground. Swirling string arrangements, meandering drums, delicate, twisting piano lines and Scott’s crystalline voice come together like a romantic daydream, albeit one built in reality where sadness also has its place.

For a mostly instrumental record,  Proximity Mantra , the debut from  The New Human  (Bricolage), also manages to convey a lot of emotion and heart across its ten tracks, very much rooted in the nostalgia of 90s and 00s IDM. Fresh from a move to Edinburgh from the States, indie-pop artist Alas de Liona  is introspective on the Rod Jones-produced  Gravity of Gold . There’s the debut self-titled record from Martin John Henry's new project  Jewel Scheme  (Gargleblast), and Lost Map’s Pictish Trail releases  Follow Footsteps  featuring Summer Redux versions of three tracks from 2022’s Island Family . 

18 September brings us Talking to Myself , the latest chamber pop-indebted EP from Glasgow-based Australian musician Zerrin . There’s a level of intimacy to Zerrin’s music; similar to the way Mitski pulls you in closer, so too does Zerrin. With astonishing control, these four tracks cautiously duck and dive, soar and twist as she tackles topics like self-preservation and grief with meticulous precision.

The end of the month brings the debut album Umbelliferæ (27 Sep) from composer and songwriter Kate Young . Beginning its life as a commission for Celtic Connections, the record is inspired by plantlore and the ancient medicinal uses of wildflowers in the British Isles. Its 12 tracks were guided by Young’s chromesthesia, where she can experience colour in sound, making for a unique collage of style as, alongside a string quartet, she traverses chamber music, folk, indie-pop and even Bulgarian folk song.

Other releases to look out for this month include Astrid WIlliamson ’s Shetland Suite (Incarnation Records) and Erland Cooper ’s Carve the Runes Then Be Content With Silence (Mercury KX/Decca), both due on 20 September. Morven and the McArdles ’ Red & Black EP arrives on the 22nd, while  strobe light specimens from Edinburgh-based "queer club chameleon"  sweet philly (Paradise Palms Records) is due on the 27th. There are also new singles from Katherine Aly , Moni Jitchell , Theo Bleak , Josephine Sillars , Thundermoon , Saint Sappho , Possibly Jamie , NATI. and Constant Follower to name but a few, and we’re sure a lot more will come to light as the month rolls on.

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Huge US rapper announces first ever Scottish show in major Glasgow venue

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• Published : 14:51, 3 Sep 2024
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A HUGE US rapper announced she will be playing her first ever Scottish show next month at an iconic venue.

Ice Spice is bringing her Y2K! world tour to the UK and Europe later this year.

The New York rapper, 24, will take to the stage at the Barrowlands in Glasgow for her first ever show in Scotland.

Fans will be able to see the Bronx-born star on Thursday, October 31.

She will kick off the UK and European leg in Dublin at the 3Olympia Theatre.

Ice Spice will then head to Manchester 's O2 Victoria Warehouse, a day before her Glasgow show.

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She will then head to Birmingham 's O2 Academy and then the O2 Academy Brixton, London .

Her tour will then take her to stops in Brussels, Tilburg, Paris, Berlin, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo between Thursday, November 7 and Wednesday, November 20.

Presale tickets will go on sale at 10am on Thursday, September 5.

Standard tickets will be on sale the following day at 10am.

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Ice Spice shot to fame with her song Munch (Feelin' U) which gained nearly 120 million Spotify streams.

After initially releasing the song and its follow-up, Bikini Bottom, she signed a deal with Capitol Records and 10k Projects.

She has featured on hit records with her idol Nicki Minaj such as Barbie World and guested on Taylor Swift 's single Karma - which hit number two on the Hot 100.

Ice Spice parlayed that popularity surge into 12 performances as Doja Cat’s opening act for The Scarlet Tour.

And she took to the stage at Coachella back in April.

The rapper has collected more than 2.5 billion streams, multiple top five Hot 100 singles, and four Grammy nominations.

These include nods for Best New Artist, Best Rap Song, Best Pop Duo/Group Performance, and Best Song Written for Visual Media.

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Ice Spice's upcoming tour dates:

• Tue October 29 2024 - DUBLIN 3Olympia Theatre
• Wed October 30 2024 - MANCHESTER O2 Victoria Warehouse
• Thu October 31 2024 - GLASGOW Barrowland
• Sun November 03 2024 - BIRMINGHAM O2 Academy Birmingham
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• Wed November 13 2024 - BERLIN Columbiahalle (Germany)
• Fri November 15 2024 - HAMBURG Grosse Freiheit 36 (Germany)
• Sun November 17 2024 - COPENHAGEN Poolen (Denmark)
• Mon November 18 2024 - STOCKHOLM B K (Sweden)
• Wed November 20 2024 - OSLO Sentrum Scene (Norway)

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Amazon Music make plea to Oasis with huge Times Square billboard

Amazon Music have made a plea to Oasis with a giant billboard in New York City’s Times Square .

The band announced a reunion tour last week, with tickets for dates in Dublin, London, Manchester, Cardiff and Scotland going on sale over the weekend.

A worldwide tour has been speculated, but not announced.

Further rumours were sparked on Monday 2 September, with Amazon Music sending a message to Noel and Liam Gallagher from Times Square.

“If we need to put up a billboard to get these guys to come to the States, here it is,” the message read.

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