The Flying Pigs: Did the mannie from McKay’s of Queen Street have a wormhole to the 1970s in his stock room?
Ron Cluny, Official Council Spokesman
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The Flying Pigs: They will still need lookin’ efter if stepping back, ’cos ye can easy tak a heider daen’ ’at
Tanya Souter, Lifestyle Correspondent
Comedy musicians go viral with fake chart hits back to 14,000 BC
With the end of the decade in sight, many have been perusing their most-played songs of the decade – but which song was the best-selling of the 660s? The 1440s? The 2650s BC?
‘I love the rapport you get with a live audience’: Jack Whitehall is back with a bang
Jack Whitehall likes to begin live shows with a bang.
The Flying Pigs: For some of our MPs, now is the time to stand down for what you believe in
Struan Metcalfe, MP for Aberdeenshire North (for now)
The Flying Pigs: Nae point reliving past glories, and even less in dwelling on previous knock-backs
Jimmy Hollywood, Sandilands’ most eligible bachelor
Comedian and farmer Jim Smith to raise cash for Braemar Castle with Inverurie show
A popular comedian and farmer will host an evening of tall tales, witty banter and observational humour next month in Inverurie to raise cash for a castle conservation project.
The Flying Pigs: Boris has truly united the Tories – even Francois can see May’s EU deal was better
Struan Metcalfe, MSP for Aberdeenshire North
Stand up for silly: Poet Doug Cairns returns to the stage after brain injury
It’s difficult to miss Doug Cairns, with his bright patterned shirt and unmistakable pink glasses.
Russell Kane: The only way is out of Essex
Russell Kane is more than just a stand-up act.
Record attendance figures for Aberdeen comedy festival
A record 10,000 people flocked to this year’s Aberdeen International Comedy Festival, organisers have revealed.
REVIEW: Janey Godley shines as she kicks off her tour in the Highlands
Stuart Findlay saw Janey Godley: Beyond the Fringe at Eden Court's One Touch Theatre in Inverness.
City is game for a laugh as Aberdeen International Comedy Festival kicks off
The weather has taken a turn for the worse and the dark nights are visibly starting to draw in.
Comedy festival bosses say laughter could be best medicine for revitalising Aberdeen city centre
The woman behind next month’s Aberdeen International Comedy Festival says the impact it will have on city centre business is no laughing matter.
Review: No-one was safe from Russell Howard’s biting humour
Comedian Russell Howard was at P&J Live in Aberdeen for one night only as part of his biggest tour to date - and he did not disappoint.
The Flying Pigs: Tweeters, Nessie fans and Boris’s brother just aren’t going to take things lying down
Ron Cluny, Official Council Spokesman
Stephen Fry presents Edinburgh Comedy Award prize to Jordan Brookes
Stephen Fry has said the Edinburgh Fringe is “staggeringly exciting” as he announced Jordan Brookes as the winner of the best comedy show.
Stephen Fry to reveal Edinburgh Comedy Awards winners
Stephen Fry is set to announce the winners of the Edinburgh Comedy Awards.
Frankie Boyle talks Findhorn, Doric and Aberdeen in the 90s as he heads out on his first Scottish tour since 2008
Frankie Boyle is on his first Scottish tour since 2008 and is playing two nights at His Majesty’s Theatre in Aberdeen.
I think he’d be pleased: Comedian performs Edinburgh show after father’s death
A comedian who lost his father to kidney cancer returned to the stage just days later to deliver “one of the best shows in terms of atmosphere that I’ve done”.
Aberdeen International Comedy Festival teams up with Mental Health Aberdeen for its upcoming edition
Organisers of the Aberdeen International Comedy Festival will be encouraging visitors to dig deep for a north-east mental health charity this year.
Everything you need to know about who’s in the Aberdeen international comedy festival
The full line up for the Aberdeen International Comedy festival has been announced and some big names will be heading to the Granite City this autumn.
Paul Sinha and Janey Godley among line-up for Aberdeen comedy festival
A quiz show king, an award-winning musician and a television star have been announced among the line-up for this year’s Aberdeen International Comedy Festival.
QUIZ: How well do you know the AECC and the acts that have performed there?
For almost 30 years, fans have been enjoying seeing some of the biggest stars in the north-east. But how much of those visits do you remember? Can you name the first act to perform there? And has returned the most? Take our quiz and test your AECC knowledge.
Three decades of shows at the AECC in numbers
Hundreds of acts have wowed crowds with shows at the AECC since it opened in 1985. Check out our timeline to see how many of these shows you remember: And here’s the musical and comedy acts that have performed the most.
John Bishop announces Aberdeen performance at Music Hall
Comedy superstar John Bishop is coming to Aberdeen’s Music Hall to warm up his brand-new show, it has been announced today.
Latest acts announced for Aberdeen International Comedy Festival
Comedy fans are in for a treat at the Aberdeen International Comedy Festival with the latest acts now unveiled.
REVIEW: If there’s one thing Eleanor Conway is not, it’s shy and retiring
Susan Welsh saw Eleanor Conway: Walk of Shame 2 (Reality Bites) at the One Touch Theatre, Eden Court.
REVIEW: Comedian Bill Bailey delights north-east fans as AECC stages its final show
As the old AECC hosted its last show on Saturday night, Bill Bailey gave the demolition teams a head start by almost bringing the house down.
Facing the beast with Reginald D Hunter
For Reginald D Hunter, nothing beats the buzz of stand-up.
‘A voyage around my mind, I suppose you could say’: We speak to Bill Bailey ahead of his return to Aberdeen
In his 25 years on the UK comedy scene, Bill Bailey has gone through various incarnations.
Comedian Iain Stirling toasts Golden Can honour
Comedian Iain Stirling, known as the voice of Love Island, has been awarded a Tennent’s Golden Can in recognition of his success.