Free at the Dee brought some of pop music’s biggest acts to Aberdeen They were the free music concerts which brought the likes of Girls Aloud, McFly, Charlotte Church, Belinda Carlisle and Beverley Knight to Aberdeen. By Graeme Strachan April 26, 2022, 11:45 am Updated: April 26, 2022, 12:32 pm The fans enjoyed free concerts in Aberdeen from 1997 to 2007. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags Duthie Park Girls Aloud More from Past Times Holy disorder: How Bishop Anne Dyer's grand vision turned into a nightmare Hidden history: Former home of Aberdeen suffragette goes up for sale From Darth Vader to Mrs Mack: Why Aberdeen actor Michael Sheard couldn't say no… 0 Hey America: Stuart Cosgrove's new book on ties between black music and the White… Horror and tragedy when Aberdeen murderer James Moir escaped from prison in 1997 0 When Sir Alex Ferguson brought Manchester United to Pittodrie to honour Neil Simpson 0 International Cat Day: Let's paws to appreciate our feline friends in the north 0 GALLERY: August fun in the north-east through the years 0 GALLERY: Pictures of the traditional Aboyne Highland Games through the decades 0 From Taggart to Midsomer Murders: Here's why Shetland can survive life without Douglas Henshall More from The Press & Journal Fire crews rescue dog stuck down rabbit warren in Stonehaven Fundraiser for family of Skye shooting victim John MacKinnon launched 0 Firefighters tackle blaze at Poundland store on Elgin High Street Scots fall at the Boys Championship as top-ranked Jorge Siyuan Hao battles through to… Nancy Nicolson: Fife farmers face crisis as irrigation ban approaches NHS Western Isles introduce new capsule that could reduce need for colonoscopies 0
