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Popular music Scotland

Scotland has spawned a vast range of mainstream and cult pop performers, among them Jethro Tull, Rod Stewart, Lulu, Sheena Easton, Texas, Fleetwood Mac, Annie Lennox, Dire Straits, Ultravox, The Proclaimers and Runrig. And in pubs, clubs and small venues all over Scotland, upcoming young and talented bands of every modern genre – perhaps the big names of tomorrow - are eager to entertain you.

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Elkie Brookes

8th February 2012, Inverness:

Elkie Brookes is still proving to be one of the most powerful and versatile vocal talents of our generation.

Elkie Brooks

10th February 2012, Perth:

With numerous hit singles, million-selling albums and awards to her name, Elkie’s annual tours are a treat for fans old and new.

Discopolis

11th February 2012, Aberdeen:

Discopolis are a young, emerging three-piece band from Edinburgh.

Colin Blunstone

12th February, 2012, Perthshire:

Nobody sings like Colin Blunstone, the mild mannered man from St.

Paul Carrack

13th February 2012, Aberdeen:

Legendary Sheffield-born singer, songwriter and former front-man of Ace, Squeeze and Mike & The Mechanics returns to the road following the success of his 2010 album A Different Hat, which features the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds

14th February 2012, Aberdeen:

AECC are delighted to announce that Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will be performing at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre’s (AECC’s) Press and Journal Arena as part of their extended 2012 UK Arena Tour.

The South

18th February 2012, Aberdeen:

After 20 years, ten studio albums, five greatest hits compilations, 34 chart singles, 15 million record sales worldwide and performing in front of millions of fans, when time was called on The Beautiful South in 2008, not everyone was ready to leave the party.

Frank O'Hagan Band

18th February 2012, Perthshire:

Building on the success of his critically acclaimed second album, Another Day, Frank O’Hagan’s third album, Green Light to Freedom, promises to take listeners on a moving journey with eclectic songs emanating from his experiences in life, love and loss.

The South

February 20th 2012, Inverness:

After 20 years, ten studio albums, five greatest hits compilations, thirty-four chart singles, 15 million record sales worldwide and performing in front of millions of fans, when time was called on The Beautiful South in 2008, not everyone was ready to leave the party.

Rizzle Kicks

February 22nd 2012, Inverness:

It was Popjustice who recently wrote, Here’s something one doesn’t really think about much, until one day you notice it and you can’t unremember it: popstars do have a habit of making things looks like such hard work.


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