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Big Country to play Teviot Debating Hall on 19 December
Music legends 'Big Country' will play the Teviot Debating Hall Teviot Row House, 13 Bristo Square on Saturday 19th December.
Following the incredible success of their...
Museum Lates: Victorian Sensation
Well, the Museum Lates this time came with a Victorian twist, albeit elements of steampunk and selfies to drag it right up to the present...
REVIEW – Bring Me The Horizon at Corn Exchange
Bring Me The Horizon have managed to shape their sound into what an arena band should sound like: huge choruses and energy at the...
REVIEW – Stiff Little Fingers at Liquid Rooms
Photo by Ian Rook
Stiff Little Fingers have toured widely, playing to many punk-adoring crowds for years.
They play the Glasgow Barrowlands on St. Patrick's Day...
REVIEW – James Morrison at The Queen’s Hall
James Morrison was until recently a forgotten pop star who had three platinum albums nearly four years ago.
The singer-songwriter has just returned with a new album, Higher...
Fortune Promotions to host New Year event
Fortune Promotions will host a special Hogmanay party to send the old year off at The Counting House, just above the Pear Tree pub.
The...
What’s on in Edinburgh? Free concert with The Priests and Sir James MacMillan
Northern Ireland choir Cappella Caeciliana will be joined by its founder members The Priests for a free concert on the eve of St Cecilia’s...
What’s on in Edinburgh? Chris T-T at the Wee Red Bar
Since 1999, Chris T-T has released nine studio albums. He writes for books and magazines, including for four years a weekly column on the...
REVIEW – Beans on Toast at Voodoo Rooms
Photo by Storm Boyd
The Essex singer-songwriter Jay McAllister, who uses the moniker Beans on Toast as his stage name, barrelled through varying protest songs...
Admiral Fallow on a nationwide tour
Admiral Fallow have been taking their distinctive brand of Scottish music around Europe, and have now returned to their native Scotland for a nationwide...
REVIEW – Garbage at The Usher Hall
Garbage have spent the last few months setting aside the recording of their upcoming album to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their eponymous debut...
Intimate Voices: The Edinburgh Quartet at The Queen’s Hall
'That', said the man sitting next to me, 'was extraordinary'.
The Edinburgh Quartet had just finished a breathtaking performance of Sibelius's String Quartet in D...
Phil Cunningham’s Christmas Songbook returns to Edinburgh
Following the huge success and popularity of Phil Cunningham’s Christmas Songbook over the last 9 years, he has announced that they will be returning once again and...
What’s on in Edinburgh – Plastic Barricades
Plastic Barricades, an alternative/indie band from London will be playing Edinburgh’s Opium Club in Cowgate on the 13 November 2015, as part of their...
Intimate Voices: The Edinburgh Quartet launches its new season
Anyone who thinks classical composers lead dull lives should take a look at Leos Janacek. He was temporarily expelled from the Prague Organ School,...
The Bluetones coming to the Liquid Rooms in April
After the sell-out success of 'The Bluetones return to the live forum' in 2015 the band have announced an extension to the tour in...
RSNO – Children’s Classic Concerts
1 November 2015 at The Usher Hall
Children’s Classic Concerts’ devilish percussionist presenters Owen and Olly will be putting their magical musical powers to good...
REVIEW – The Shires at Liquid Rooms
Liquid Rooms doesn't usually host concerts that involve country music. But tonight the venue witnesses an act that has made a significant impression in...
REVIEW – The Bohicas at Electric Circus
It's encouraging to see a band play from the heart, more precisely an indie rock band that doesn't want to be analysed and branded as...
Soul Food returns to The Caves
After a storming sell out show last year, Soul Food returns to The Caves for a second helping of the best that Edinburgh has...
Rob Richings will promote his new EP in Edinburgh
Singer-songwriter Rob Richings will play The Caves on November 5 to accompany the release of his debut EP, Half Way Up.
The four-track EP will be...
REVIEW – The View at Liquid Rooms
The View were not due on stage for another 30 minutes and Model Aeroplanes were just off stage, yet the familiar ringing of 'The View...
REVIEW – Rae Morris at Liquid Rooms
Photo by Storm Boyd
Rae Morris injected a vast amount of energy in her hour-long set and was greeted with a monumental applause after each song....
Josef Salvat bringing his new single to Edinburgh
Australian singer-songwriter Josef Salvat will begin a six-date UK tour next month to promote his new single 'Open Season', out on 16 October.
Salvat played to substantial...
Irish folksinger Cara Dillon coming to the Queen’s Hall next month
Irish folksinger Cara Dillon will perform songs from her latest, critically acclaimed album ‘A Thousand Hearts’ (Sony, 2014) alongside a selection of favourites when she appears at Edinburgh's Queen's Hall...
Tickets here for tribute bands next month
Tickets are on sale now for the tribute bands to the Cure and Siouxsie and the Banshees - the Cureheads and Lizzie and the Banshees....
Hannah Boleyn to promote new album with Edinburgh show
Leicester-based singer-songwriter Hannah Boleyn will release her new album The Boleyn Affair on 2 October on the Tudor Gate Records label, and will play one Scottish show at...
REVIEW – PINS at Sneaky Pete’s
Sneaky Pete's is a confined venue – there's no disputing that. But when you have to try to take off your coat, you know that...
Nicola Benedetti ‘Italy & The Four Seasons’ at The Usher Hall ****
Nicola Benedetti is undoubtedly the most famous violinist of her generation. What her fame does not always account for is the development of this...
Nick Heyward chats to the Edinburgh Reporter ahead of 80s Invasion Tour
The 80’s are back!, and four of the decade’s most memorable artists will tour together for the first time ever. The 80’s Invasion tour features...
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