Inverness Gigs

From lockdown beginnings to a band ready to light up the stage, The Joshua Hotel opens up about honesty, influence, and the Highlands scene. Born...

The Dihydro returned to The Tooth and Claw, Inverness on the 30th of August, 2025 with support from local legends Shutter and new band...

From rising stars to festival icons, our Belladrum gallery snapshots the full Saturday sound—featuring Texas, Tom Walker, Oceanless, and more. Saturday night at Belladrum 2025...

Belladrum 2026 is set for 30 July–1 August, with early bird tickets on sale from 10am Monday 4 August. Belladrum 2025 wrapped up with a...

Belladrum 2025 opened with indie icons, lyrical legends, and rising stars in a genre-spanning Thursday night celebration Belladrum 2025 opened with a Thursday night line-up...

Bad Actress at Belladrum 2025: Hard Rock Authenticity in the Highland Hills The Forres rockers discuss lineup changes, prime-time slots, and delivering pure rock 'n'...

Evolving from covers to cathartic songwriting, the band reflects on surreal gigs, wild riffs, and finding their sound ahead of Belladrum Festival 2025. After a...

Highland rockers discuss their rapid rise, local pride, and bringing high-energy hooks to Scotland's biggest festival Highland rock band Reliever are living proof that sometimes...

Two acclaimed Highland band leaders join forces for their most ambitious project yet The Highland music scene sees a notable collaboration as two of the...

Edinburgh’s Eyes of Home mix introspection, anthemic energy, and cinematic charm ahead of their Belladrum 2025 debut. For Edinburgh-based five-piece Eyes of Home, the journey...

Inverness trio fuse folk-pop charm with offbeat humour ahead of their Belladrum debut Strange Weather may be a fresh name on the Belladrum 2025 lineup,...

From chaotic beginnings in Thurso to festival-ready anthems, Highland band Folk’d Up are thriving. With a powerful new sound, a debut album on the horizon, and a buzzing slot at Belladrum 2025, they open up about their journey, their influences, and why “One for the Road” is just the beginning.