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Death and the Maiden and Tortured Love
The Edinburgh Quartet’s final Rush Hour concert in its series of three will take place on Wednesday 12 March at 5.30pm at St Andrew’s...
REVIEW – Communion New Faces Tour at Electric Circus
It is the inaugural year of the Communion New Faces Tour – a tour that showcases some of the brightest talents that are tipped...
The Edinburgh Reporter meets………THE FONZ
Happy Days are here again or rather will be here in May when the tour based on the hit TV series of the 70s...
REVIEW – Bastille at Edinburgh Corn Exchange
It was only a year ago Bastille were playing Liquid Room which sold out on the day of the gig. A year on and...
Red Note Noisy Nights
Noisy Nights is fun, free and your chance to listen to (and compose for) the musicians of Red Note Ensemble. This time the line-up...
REVIEW – Jake Bugg at Edinburgh Corn Exchange
There is no doubt that Jake Bugg can be easily compared to the likes of legendary rock/folk solo artists, Bob Dylan and Neil Young....
Ewan McLennan at Edinburgh Folk Club next month
Award winning Edinburgh folk singer Ewan McLennan is returning to the capital on 19 March to play the Edinburgh Folk Club at the Pleasance,...
Review – The Beat *****
A few weeks ago, I read that The Beat were heading to Edinburgh. I immediately dropped everything and purchased tickets to see the legendary...
RSNO Chorus Director bids the chorus adieu
RSNO Chorus Director to leave at end of Season
Timothy Dean will direct the Chorus until the end of the 2013:14 Season, concluding his tenure with performances...
Folk star Emily Smith chats to The Edinburgh Reporter
Emily Smith’s eagerly awaited new album ‘Echoes’ will be released on 24 February 2014 and her many fans from the capital will have the opportunity...
Edinburgh Gilbert & Sullivan Society stage Princess Ida
EDGAS - The Edinburgh Gilbert and Sullivan Society will present PRINCESS IDA – by W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan in the King’s Theatre Edinburgh from Tuesday...
REVIEW – Tom Odell at The Usher Hall
Many artists who released debut albums last year have risen to some huge headlining show for just one album. For example, Bastille are already...
Edinburgh rock musician Daryl Dmarco to release new album
Edinburgh-born, Daryl Dmarco, is to release his new album Hollywood Crush in March 2014.
Dmarco is no stranger to the music industry. The new artist spent a...
REVIEW – Newton Faulkner at The Usher Hall
There's only so much you can do with a guitar, but that doesn't apply to Newton Faulkner. The acoustic architect didn't even break a...
The Scottish Traditional Music Players to play in the Pentlands
Celebrate Spring with The Scottish Traditional Music Players
Scottish traditional afternoon in the Pentlands with musicians from Scotland’s national orchestra
Kirknewton Stables in the Pentlands will...
Valentine date idea #1 – Vegas comes to Edinburgh this weekend
Looking for somewhere to go on that Valentine date? Still time to get tickets for The Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular Show at the Playhouse...
The Edinburgh Reporter interview – The Feeling
Indie rockers The Feeling returned with their fourth album, Boy Cried Wolf, last October and will commence a second tour of the UK promoting the...
REVIEW – Little Comets @ Cabaret Voltaire
Cabaret Voltaire is the perfect place for an indie gig and with a line-up of Catfish and the Bottlemen alongside headliners Little Comets, the...
REVIEW – Junebug back in Edinburgh during Scottish tour
It is almost 2 years to the day since I last saw Junebug perform live, so last night's performance (coincidentally located at Sneaky Pete’s, the same venue as...
Adam Ant to appear at The Liquid Room this spring
After Adam’s recent 'Sell Out' show at London's Roundhouse and successful 44 date tour of the USA, he has decided to embark on a...
RSNO appoint two new board members
Chris van der Kuyl and Mark Batho bring knowledge and experience of educational and digital sectors as Scotland’s national orchestra prepares its move to...
Northern Lights coming to the Queens Hall next month
Edinburgh’s music fans are in for a treat next month when Northern Lights take to the stage at the Queens Hall.
Northern Lights brings together...
Edinburgh MP invites entries for Rock the House
Edinburgh’s Liberal Democrat MP, Mike Crockart, is calling for musicians and film makers to enter Parliament’s largest competitions, Rock the House and Film the...
Local band Until We’re Winning launch album in Edinburgh
Edinburgh pop-rock band Until We're Winning are celebrating the release of their debut album with a launch party this weekend.
The band - made up...
Usher Hall 100 years old in 2014
And how best to celebrate that milestone? Well have a concert of course!
USHER HALL PRESENTS 100TH BIRTHDAY CONCERT A Centenary Celebration : Thursday 6 March 2014
For one...
Celebrate Scottish Ceilidh Culture in Grassmarket
St Andrew’s Day will see a packed programme of events celebrating Scottish Ceilidh Culture in Edinburgh’s Grassmarket.
The St Andrew’s Day revelries, which are part...
Scotland Sings! and they’re doing it in Edinburgh….
Scotland Sings is a three day long project to get people out there singing.
There are a number of Scotland Sings events taking place...
Edinburgh Airport seeks school choirs to bring Christmas cheer to passengers
Edinburgh Airport is looking for school choirs to bring some festive cheer to its passengers this Christmas.
Choirs from local primary and secondary schools are...
Barenaked Ladies breast cancer campaign
Quirky Canadian rock band, the Barenaked Ladies, say the ‘odds are’ you’re five times more likely to survive breast cancer in Scotland if it’s...
Eddi Reader chats to The Edinburgh Reporter ahead of Usher Hall concert
Scots singer/songwriter Eddi Reader will be back in the capital on Saturday night performing to a packed Usher Hall, and as an added bonus...
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