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Edinburgh Festival Fringe – Origin Festival Events
Coincidentally, The Edinburgh Reporter's JP was invited along to the High Street's Carrubbers Christian Centre on Wednesday to photograph, amongst others, The Austin Sound...
Don Broco to play the Liquid Rooms on their December tour
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Don Broco’s brand new album Automatic entered the Official Albums Chart last Friday at number 6, rounding off a triumphant week for the band...
R&L 2015: Scottish Bands head for Leeds Festival
Leeds Festival will be kicked off this year with local label Dance To The Radio curating the Welcome To Leeds Stage on Thursday 27th...
Damien McFly to release new album ‘Parallel Mirrors’
Italian multi-instrumentalist Damien McFly will release his new album Parallel Mirrors on 28th August on Ferrari Records.
The singer-songwriter, who recently played at the Hard Rock Festival...
Jimmy Osmond keen to trace his Scottish roots
Jimmy Osmond can’t wait to visit the capital with the world famous ‘Andy Williams Christmas Spectacular’ as he believes that he will be returning...
Scottish Opera to warm up Edinburgh this winter with Carmen
You have to wait till November but Scottish Opera will then be ready to entertain you with Carmen at the Festival Theatre.
Their new season will...
The Edinburgh Reporter in conversation with Wolf Alice
You may have heard of Wolf Alice popping into music conversation – that's because they have already achieved more than they would ever have...
Osmondmania returns to the capital in time for Christmas
Adding together group and solo recordings, members of the Osmond family charted an incredible 13 singles on the UK charts during 1973 resulting in...
REVIEW – Saturday highlights at T in the Park 2015
Saturday is always the jam-packed day for music at T in the Park, and this year was no exception: with The Libertines, Twin Atlantic,...
REVIEW – Sunday highlights at T in the Park 2015
Having Noel Gallagher, The Prodigy and Stereophonics on the same day just over 10 years ago would have been unheard of at T in...
TITP 2015: Sunday’s backstage chat
It's the last night of the festival, which is always a upsetting things for all revellers in attendance. But with an exceptional line-up on...
TITP 2015 : Saturday’s backstage chat
Saturday night usually provides the most memorable moments of the festival – and 2015 was no exception. The Libertines played a storming set showcasing new...
TITP 2015: Backstage Chat from the bands
It is always an action-packed day at T in the Park, with the stage splits providing a last-minute decision on who to see.
Fortunately, thanks...
REVIEW – Friday highlights at T in the Park 2015
This year for T in the Park will forever be known as the first year it moved to its new home, Strathallan Castle. It's situated...
Huxtable to headline Fortune Promotions gig
Huxtable have been announced to headline Fortune Promotions' monthly gig on 26 June, this time at Sneaky Pete's with support coming from The Number...
Madchester legends Northside return
Which side? This side? That side? No. Northside. Coming from the North side of the Republic of Mancunia, Blackley and Moston’s finest return to...
James Grant plays Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall
An evening in the company of James Grant is always a time for reflection. He is one of Scotland’s finest songwriters, which is no...
George Heriot’s School pipers answer the call
Brodie Watson-Massey (left) and Paul Christie (right) of George Heriot’s School Pipe Band will be playing at The Scottish-American WW1 Memorial Day Service at...
Cannes 2015: Amy (Asif Kapadia, 2015)
It may have been nearly four years ago, but to this day I still remember the palpably discomforting atmosphere when I visited Amy Winehouse's...
At Cabaret Voltaire in June
John Power is the lead singer from the Britpop/indie legends Cast, originally formed in 1992 from the ashes of two of the most legendary...
Hard Rock Café Late and Live
Hard Rock Cafe Edinburgh is launching ‘Late and Live’, a brand new, monthly, live music series kicking off on Friday 15 May at 10pm. The programme will be a...
REVIEW – Nick Cave at the Playhouse
The intimate setting and tranquillity of The Playhouse before Nick Cave's arrival didn't exactly feel like 3,000 people are at a concert. Within the...
The Edinburgh Reporter in conversation with Peasant’s King
After nearly three weeks on the road with Young Kato, tonight at Edinburgh's Electric Circus is the third last night of the tour for...
Boot-Led-Zeppelin coming to the Liquid Room
Boot-Led-Zeppelin, the ultimate tribute band will be appearing at the Liquid Room, 9C Victoria Street on Saturday 23rd May.
When Led Zeppelin performed a series...
Pianist returns to Edinburgh to launch debut album
He became a star student at one of America’s most prestigious music schools but Alan Benzie will never forget the lessons he learned at...
Band of Friends coming to the Liquid Rooms
After a year of action that saw them consolidate their title Best Live Band (European Blues Awards), the Rory Gallagher-fuelled Band Of Friends released...
REVIEW – James Bay at Queen’s Hall
It propels the latest one-hit-making, slightly distinguishable individual into an award that pretty much nobody wants: it's the Critics' Choice award. Yet, funnily enough,...
Music legend Don McLean chats to the Edinburgh Reporter
Music legend Don McLean, renowned as one of the most enduring singer-songwriters and forever associated with his classic hits American Pie and Vincent (Starry...
Bella Hardy to appear at the 2015 Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival
Ingenious singer-songwriter, Bella Hardy, will play at the 2015 Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival as part of her new album tour of the UK.
The...
At the Usher Hall – Symphony for Sunday
The Usher Hall is offering you a Symphony this Sunday afternoon.
This weekend the Czech Philharmonic will feature the soloist Josef Špaček on 19 April at 3pm.
The...
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