Return of Fyvie Live goes off with a bang
Thousands of music-lovers pitched up in one of the north-east’s most stunning historic homes for the return of the region’s “poshest” festival.
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Lochaber Mòd is set to be a record breaker
The countdown to a record-breaking event which will generate more than £2 million to the Lochaber economy began yesterday.
Revellers and artists leave festival with a groove
Organisers have received “incredible feedback” from all performers at this year’s Groove Loch Ness music festival.
Y Not music festival cancelled after heavy rain
Heavy rain put a dampener on a music festival as adverse weather conditions forced organisers to cancel the event over safety concerns.
Last Loopallu to go out with a bang
Organisers of the popular Loopallu festival in Ullapool have revealed that this year will be the last.
Heading to this year’s Rewind festival? Here’s everything you need to know
Hundreds of north-east music fans, young and not-so-young are preparing to descend upon Scone this weekend as the 2017 Rewind 80's festival begins on Friday.
Review: Bryan Adams delivers a monster set in Inverness
It was 32 years ago this week that Bryan Adams stepped onto the stage at JFK stadium in Philadelphia for the US part of Live Aid, ripping through a set of rock and roll that made many of the other acts that appeared that day seem tame by comparison.
Opera bosses hope to reach new audience with emoji storylines
The Royal Opera House is to use emoji to tell the story of well-known operas and ballets to mark World Emoji Day.
VIDEO: Highland rock band play eerie session on old organ found on abandoned island
A Caithness rock band staged an eerie recording session on an abandoned island after discovering an old organ inside a dilapidated school.
T in the Park ‘not looking likely to return’ in 2018, organisers say
The T in the Park music festival is "not looking likely" to return next year, its organiser has said.
TRNSMT – Scotland’s newest festival – ‘will add £10m to Glasgow’s economy’
Scotland's newest music festival, TRNSMT, has been hailed a success and is expected to have added at least £10 million to the local economy.
Revellers flock to TRNSMT music festival in Glasgow
Around 85,000 revellers are believed to have turned up to Scotland's newest music festival, TRNSMT.
35,000 music fans descend on Glasgow for new TRNSMT festival
Around 35,000 revellers are thought to have descended on Glasgow Green for Scotland's newest music festival, TRNSMT.
Pink Floyd fans: What are your favourite memories of seeing the band live?
A music writer is appealing for fans of psychedelic rockers Pink Floyd to share their memories of their early gigs in the north-east.
Somebody told me… The Killers are returning to the north-east
The Killers, are returning to the north-east later this year.
Stonehaven tunes up for music festival
Music lovers from as far afield as Australia, America and Denmark are flocking to Aberdeenshire this week for an annual Folk festival.
Armed police to patrol Glasgow’s TRNSMT music festival
Armed police will patrol near the new TRNSMT music festival this weekend as security is increased following recent attacks in London and Manchester.
Musician Paolo Nutini cleared of drink-driving in Paisley
Singer Paolo Nutini has been found not guilty of drink-driving in his home town.
Aberdeen pupils showcase their musical talents in Krakow
Pupils from St. Margaret's School for Girls in Aberdeen have successfully completed a string of overseas concerts, which took them to the Polish city of Krakow .
Jeremy Corbyn well received as he visits Glastonbury Festival
Festival-goers have spoken of their support for Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has received a rapturous welcome at Glastonbury Festival.
North-east musician’s previously undiscovered work to be published in new book
Newly-discovered comp by a world-acclaimed Aberdeenshire musician and composer are set to be released in a new book as part of the Silver Cities Stories festival.
Tuba player Anthony will perform at competition final
A young Lochaber musician will make a return visit to a top competition this weekend - but this time as a performer.
X-factor finalist Lucy Spraggan to celebrate birthday with north festival performance
An X Factor finalist loves the Highlands and Islands so much she is returning to the area for an award-winning festival.
Emotional farewell among highs of 42nd Keith Festival
Venues in a Moray town were packed across the weekend as fans of traditional Scottish music got into the festival spirit.
When do tickets for the One Love Manchester benefit gig go on sale?
Ariana Grande took to social media yesterday to reveal that she will be returning to Manchester for a benefit gig this weekend.
The acts performing at the One Love Manchester benefit gig
A benefit concert for victims of the Manchester Arena attack is being held on Sunday.
North-east star Sandi Thom latest act to be confirmed for Taste of Grampian
Banff-born singer Sandi Thom has been confirmed as the latest musical act who will perform at next week's Taste of Grampian.
Fun-filled concerts and world class perfomers lined-up for Moray group’s 25th anniversary
A youth band has lined up a weekend extravaganza next month to celebrate a quarter of a century entertaining audiences with infectious music.
REVIEW: Prides at Aberdeen’s The Lemon Tree
Glasgow band Prides ended their current tour at Aberdeen's Lemon Tree with an energetic set that was well received by a young and enthusiastic audience.
Charity concert promises “something for everyone”
A charity concert is poised to raise the roof at Aberdeen’s Beach Ballroom at the weekend.
Ambitious new music festival to be held on castle estate
A new music festival is to be held at a castle estate in the Royal Deeside.
Moray teenager planning debut album
While most teenagers are looking forward to spending summer relaxing with friends, one 16-year-old is preparing to launch his debut album.