Music

ON a squally Wednesday night in Aberdeen, the electrifying N'Famady Kouyate gave the Lemon Tree a party of rare vitality.

A Christmas Concert to raise funds for the Highland Hospice is making a return and this year’s tickets have been released.

There was success last week for Highland residents at the Royal National Mòd which is being held in Perth.

The first time I heard of the city of Chicago was in a song by a band named Paper Lace called The Night Chicago Died.

A distinguished harp player who has contributed to a prestigious new collection of traditional music will this month play Dores Village Hall.

A MAGNETIC tribute to Aretha Franklin featuring Emeli Sandé, Mica Paris and Georgia Cécile was the crowning glory of 2022's True North Festival.

Organisers of the Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award have announced its longlist which includes a total of 20 artists.

Eden Court has lined up two top gigs over the next week which will delight music fans in Inverness.

Recently I had the pleasure of attending the Highland Youth Music Forum Conference in Inverness’s Spectrum Centre.

Rock ‘n’ roll fans are in for a treat next month as a show which is a salute to Buddy Holly is heading for Nairn.

Organisers of the Highland capital’s newest music festival have revealed some of the acts who will be taking part.

Members preferred to create a stakeholder group to review 'sustainable outcomes' for Highland music and creative arts venues

There will be a special homecoming gig for Inverness musician Lewis Kane, better-known as STAGG.

Elephant Sessions’ new album For The Night which is out on Friday was written in lockdown. Shut your eyes and listen.

DURING a Lemon Tree gig, indie veterans Arab Strap put their heart into drab takes on sex, excess and the disappointment of domestic life.

Bruce MacGregor says they should prove they are 'serious about Inverness being a creative hub'

Skipinnish are set to return to Inverness for a pre-Christmas show.

Bruce MacGregor says many acts could leave the area to get the experience they need elsewhere

Inverness will get a Courtyard by Marriott with 155 rooms bringing 100 construction jobs and 65 for hotel staff

It will be demolished and a new hotel built on the site after Highland Council granted planning permission