Opening a Brew

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First nights of festivals are always special, an opportunity to get the lay of the land, to get a feel for the forthcoming festivities and to enjoy the buzz of anticipation.

Bruce MacGregor 399x600 - Opening a Brew — Host of the event Bruce MacGregor welcomed festival goers.

There is no exception for Brew at the Bog, a three act line-up of acts was lined up to gently ease those keen enough to camp up the night before the night before the main event.

Ben and Emily 1 399x600 - Opening a Brew — Emily Mackinnon and Ben Hesling,, opened proceedings with a confident performance.

Siobhan Wilson and Tommy Riley 5 600x399 - Opening a Brew — Glasgow based singer-songwriter Siobhan Wilson was joined by Tommy Reilly

Siobhan Wilson and Tommy Riley 1 - Opening a Brew

Siobhan Wilson and Tommy Riley 2 - Opening a Brew

Siobhan Wilson and Tommy Riley 3 - Opening a Brew

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 2 600x399 - Opening a Brew — Ashley and the Cosmonauts finished off the night, warming hearts as the temperature outside chilled.

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 1 - Opening a Brew

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 3 - Opening a Brew

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 4 - Opening a Brew

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 5 - Opening a Brew

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 6 - Opening a Brew

Ashley and the Cosmonauts 7 - Opening a Brew

Follow our coverage via our Brew at the Bog 2014 page.

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Roddy McKenzie

Life-long engagement with music and a truly eclectic taste (although prog-rock and metal will usually have me scrambling for the off button). If pushed, I would have to say the Velvet Underground are one of the most important band’s of all time. Although I consider myself first and foremost a photographer, as regards reviewing I guess I cut my teeth in the vibrant fanzine scene of the 80’s. Around the same time I started taking photographs and, to be brief, performance and photography were made for each other: perfect match.