Music

Two new acts have been confirmed for a festival taking place in May 2026.

Organisers of the final rendition of the Black Isle’s Woodzstock music festival say they are “immensely proud” of what they have achieved.

An accordion player who reached the latter stages of Britain’s Got Talent is coming to Elgin.

A well-loved boy band has been added to the line-up for a popular summer festival.

The “biggest Christmas party the Highlands have ever seen” has been promised after musicians Calum MacPhail and Torridon announced a joint gig.

Three acts have now been confirmed for a popular Easter festival.

Ullapool’s RuMac featured on tonight’s live Britain’s Got Talent semi-final in front of millions of TV viewers

RuMac will perform on tonight’s BGT semi-final in front of millions of TV viewers

More than 70 acts are already been confirmed for the return of Eden Court’s popular Under Canvas music festival - and tickets are about to go on sale.

One of the most famous names of the musical stage has delighted an Inverness theatre group after popping in to recount his remarkable career.

One of the northeast’s biggest music events is returning for the last time this weekend - here is everything you need to know.

The award-winning Ardersier International Folk Club is set to host special guests in cncert later this month.

A “powerhouse” country vocalist is set to tour Scotland — with their only Highland date set to be hosted in Nairn.

Rock legend Bryan Adams’ second Inverness gig has sold out in just minutes!

Taking place at the Inverness Methodist Church on Huntly Street, the musical event sees performers compete in a variety of classes.

The rock star has added a matinee concert and will now perform at Eden Court in Inverness twice on the same day.

A 90s-themed music event is set to make its Inverness debut this May, with organisers promising a night of nostalgia, energy and top entertainment.

Inverness landmarks such as Loch Ness, Leakey's Bookshop and the Ness Islands feature in a new single and video by a popular local songwriter.

A "transformative" £2.5 million cash injection will help Eden Court "expand access to the arts", its delighted boss believes.

Around 60 per cent of the programme features trad and folk music, which are historically dominated by male performers.