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Preview: Haddow Fest is on this Sunday
Edinburgh is bracing itself for the return of the city’s annual Haddow Fest tomorrow.
Over 50 artists take part in the one-day music festival,...
RSNO win Arts and Business Scotland Awards
Scotland’s national orchestra takes both honours in ‘First in a Lifetime’ category
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra’s (RSNO) relationships with the corporate community were commended...
Be Part Of The ‘Union’ With Saint Saviour at Sneaky Pete’s
Saint Saviour
Wednesday 31 October 2012 at Sneaky Pete’s
Touring her debut album ‘Union’ featuring the single release 'Tightrope', Saint Saviour brings her intoxicating expressionism to...
Gig review: Hue and Cry, Queens Hall, Sunday 21 October
Phil Pinder won two tickets in our Hue and Cry competition this month and he has now written a review for us of the concert.
After...
Edinburgh Festival Chorus wants you!
Open Rehearsal takes place tomorrow night Tuesday 23 October 7.00pm to 9.30pm The Hub, Castlehill.
The Edinburgh Festival Chorus is looking to recruit talented and enthusiastic...
The Gypsy Queens made a video for us….
We interviewed the Gypsy Queens yesterday and had a lot of fun watching them busk in the sun to raise funds for the Sick...
Gypsy Queens busk for Sick Kids in Edinburgh
Usually their audience is made up of celebrities. They have played at many glittery parties on the French Riviera where they all live, entertaining...
Review: Palma Violets, Electric Circus
It’s not often a band gets on the cover of NME when their debut single is still a fortnight away from release. And it’s...
The African Children’s Choir from the Jubilee Concert to SING in Edinburgh
After stealing the hearts of the nation during their uplifting performance of the number one single ‘Sing’ with Gary Barlow at the Queen’s Diamond...
Album Review: Dead Sea Souls – We Were Always Electric
Managing to pack the strength of their live shows on to the frailty of a compact disk, Dead Sea Souls debut sounds like a...
The Chinaski Sessions at Brunton Theatre
David Hughes Dance To Premiere The Chinaski Sessions At The Brunton Theatre
Edinburgh based David Hughes Dance Scotland will premiere their new show, THE CHINASKI...
Competition – Win Hue and Cry tickets here!
Find out how to win a pair of tickets to the concert in the Queen's Hall on 21 October at the bottom of the...
A Hidden Gem In Edinburgh
Now and again as an Edinburgh resident, you come across many things that still surprise you. Well a cracking little surprise was the function...
Looking forward to Smokehouse Month at Hard Rock Cafe
The Hard Rock Cafe in George Street is looking forward in October to promoting their Smokehouse menu, as well as runing a massive competition...
Review: Stanley Odd – Reject
It's hard not to find yourself nodding along with Stanley Odd.
Combining social speculation with bursts of catchy hooks; it's refreshing to hear a hip...
Review: EH1 Live
Returning for a second year to wear out the soles of Edinburgh gig-goers' shoes, EH1 Live landed for a full day of the finest...
Preview: EH1 Live
Final preparations are underway for the return of EH1 Live this Sunday 16 September.
The one-day music festival, which takes place at five venues across...
Review: The Winter Tradition – Gradients
Weaving waltzing vocals with harmonic hooks - The Winter Tradition’s debut sounds like a dream you don’t want to wake up from.
The Edinburgh quartet...
Live Review: Sleigh Bells – Liquid Rooms, 22/08/12
If the apocalypse does come in 2012 then it’ll be carried on the vocals of Alexis Krauss.
In a gig that started with military timing,...
Polly Paulusma Brings A Twin Treat To Town
1 September 2012 at 3pm UK singer/songwriter Polly Paulusma will open an intimate set at Avalanche Records, as part of her ‘Summer Hols Caravan...
CD Review: The 10:04’s – Lights Out
Fusing panoramic guitars and twinkling drums, The 10:04’s new single sounds like a step towards stardom.
The Edinburgh 4-piece have been a mainstay of...
The Asps in Hometown Gig
Thursday saw Edinburgh band The Asps perform the first of two concerts during the Edinburgh Festival as part of Scottish Fantasia.
The band, fresh from...
Sixth Avenue Traffic Rock Whistlebinkies for the Festival
Tuesday night saw Glasgow band Sixth Avenue Traffic play Whistlebinkies in Niddry Street during this years Edinburgh Festival Fringe and played a storming set.
I first saw the band...
Ross Bandstand To Play Host to The Asps.
This Thursday at 3pm Edinburgh Band The Asps will be playing The Ross Bandstand in Princes Street Gardens as part of Scottish Fantasia which is...
Great Music in Store this Tuesday
This Tuesday night at 9.30pm at Whistlebinkies Edinburgh Glasgow 4-piece band Sixth Avenue Traffic will play in Edinburgh for the first time since the Hard...
The Asps Triumph In London
Last Saturday Edinburgh band, The Asps, played three gigs in one day between London's Hyde Park and Victoria Park as part of BT London...
Ollie Garland visits Edinburgh’s Sick Kids
Teenage heart throb Ollie Garland, visited Edinburgh’s Sick Kids Hospital last night as part of his promotional tour which will see him play live...
The Asps warm up for Hyde Park
Edinburgh band The Asps warmed up for their appearance at BT London Live this Saturday by playing a semi-electric gig at Edinburgh's Hard Rock...
Review: The OK Social Club – The Late 90’s
Snapping and crackling with masterful exuberance, The OK Social Club’s second single is a bolt of lightning to the heart of a dreary indie...
Thistly Fest news
Never mind the weather, final acts announced for independent indoor music festival, Physical tickets on sale and an exciting partnership with MILK Glasgow.
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