Music

Acclaimed Highland musicians from Fort Augustus and Achiltibuie are set to break new ground with the release of their latest collaborative album.

The new EP - the band’s first official release for 34 years - features two unreleased studio recordings and one home demo from the archive.

An Inverness musician is using his passion to raise as much money and awareness for mental health charity, Mikeysline.

The Fun Lovin’ Criminals’ Huey Morgan, Elephant Sessions, The LaFontaines and more will play the inaugural Black Isle Calling Festival this September.

Four decades ago, four Beauly lads decided to start a band for the love of music. Fast forward to 2024 and they are still giving it their best.

A pair of support acts will be special guests when Rag'n'Bone Man performs in Inverness this summer.

A HOST of new names have been added to the line-up for this year's Belladrum Festival.

The man behind the project Andrew O'Donnell talks to us about their biggest gig yet by one of Scotland's absolute best acts.

Bosses at the Macdonald Resort want to make The Osprey arena a go-to venue for top musical acts in the Highlands.

A musical blast from the past looks set to herald in a surprising new chapter for a city band – more than three decades after they split.

Music industry pros of the future are set to benefit after a Highland charity announced the return of its successful 'Setting the Stage' workshop.

If you're planning an event, look no further than the one-stop service for sound, lighting, and catering supplies, all from KBE Events Service.

The brand new festival is coming to the Black Isle next year.

Skipinnish have announced a very special guest for their 25th anniversary concert in Inverness next summer – Runrig legend Malcolm Jones!

Inverness is set to welcome Rag’n’Bone Man next summer – a year after his planned 2023 gig in the city had to be cancelled at the last minute.

Celebrated instrumentalist Phil Cunningham and an "impressive mix" of lead singers are set to delight an Inverness audience later this month.

Inverness is set to stage what is believed will be the largest Hogmanay ceilidh on the planet – after Highland Council made changes to the format.

Debut album tracks finds support with Nordic community

Songs inspired by Highland landscapes and the stories of Ayrshire mining communities feature in a forthcoming concert in Inverness.

More than 40 students gathered for a two-day event.