Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival with Bill Bailey, Roseanne Reid, and more

Jul 25, 2024  ·  Belladrum Estate, Inverness Belladrum Estate, Inverness

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival
Jul 25
Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival
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UK's Morganway impresses with dynamic Americana, topping charts and winning BCMA Group of the Year twice. Known for 'Back To Zero', they've toured with Skunk Anansie and shone at Cropredy Festival.
Scottish folk trio Talisk, known for their energetic style and major global hits, has gained fame with over 15 million streams and sold out shows worldwide. Winners of multiple BBC awards, played BBC One's Hogmanay show.
Kate Rusby, England’s top female folk singer, is well-known for her original songs and fresh takes on folk classics. A Mercury Prize nominee, she's famously played on BBC R2, headlined international festivals, and won the English Folk Dance & Song Society Gold Badge.
Trail West, a Glasgow-based band known for their Hebridean roots in Gaelic music, has evolved from a four to six-piece lineup, famous for accordion-whistle harmonies and four albums.
Jamie Lawson, a singer celebrated for heartfelt folk and Americana, returns with "Little Weaknesses". Known for emotive tracks and collaborations with artists like Isabella Baker and Simon Aldred, his music is crafted in Manchester and deeply influenced by indie cinema of the 90s and early 00s.
British duo the Shires, formed by Ben Earle & Crissie Rhodes, excels in American country-pop. Known for hits like "Nashville Skies," they were the first UK country act signed by a major Nashville label. Achievements include multiple UK No.1 albums and tours with big names like Shania Twain.
Scottish rock band Twin Atlantic, known for emo and power pop, rose to fame with their gold album Free. Hits include The Great Divide and GLA. Core members include Sam McTrusty and Ross McNae.
UK post-punk band The Futureheads, known for 2004 hit "Hounds of Love" & stellar harmonies, emerged early 2000s. Influenced by Wire & XTC, evolved from raw to polished sound across albums like "News and Tributes" & a cappella "Rant." Reunited for 2019's "Powers."
Born from Glasgow's punk scene, Murdo Mitchell started by busking and later supported Dylan John Thomas and Glen Hansard. Known for his engaging, emotive style, with a highlight EP "Aztec Jewel" and sell-out UK tours.
Born in Nottingham, English indie folk artist Jake Bugg blends Brit-pop, blues, and Americana. Known for hits like "Two Fingers" & "Lightning Bolt," he's been Mercury Prize-nominated and worked with producers like Rick Rubin and Dan Auerbach.
Ben Ottewell, key member of the British rock band Gomez, famed for their Mercury Prize-winning debut "Bring It On." As a solo artist, notable albums include "Shapes & Shadows" and "Rattlebag."
James Arthur, born in the UK, is known for his versatile music in pop, R'n'B, soul, rock & rap. His hit "Say You Won't Let Go" reached Diamond status in the US & multi-platinum worldwide. With 4 top charting albums, 16 billion streams, and collaborations with Alok, Anne-Marie, & Marshmello, he's a major voice in music.
High Fade, an independent UK band, storms the global music scene with a profound rock influence. Known for vibrant performances and collaborations, they have multiple renowned tracks and awards. Connect at www.highfademusic.live.
Deacon Blue, famed for hits like "Raintown," return with "City of Love." Known for their poetic style and storytelling, this band has sold over 7 million albums, with hits and critical acclaim continuing to resonate in major venues.
Ocean Colour Scene, formed after members met at a Stone Roses concert, soared with '90s Brit-rock, hits like "The Riverboat Song", and albums "Moseley Shoals" & "Marchin' Already". Known for their tuneful style, the band continued strong into the 2020s, remaining a beloved UK live act.
British pop star Sophie Ellis-Bextor, born in London, gained fame with 'Murder on the Dancefloor.' Known for '80s synth-pop style, she topped UK charts and collaborated with icons like Ed Harcourt.
Scotland's Teenage Fanclub, known for '60s-'70s style power pop, started with a gritty guitar sound. Hits like "Star Sign" made them stars in the '90s. They've evolved, focusing on harmonious, mature songcraft. Collaborated with John McEntire; albums like "Bandwagonesque" received critical acclaim.
Callum Beattie, Scottish singer-songwriter, known for honest, working-class anthems with a punk edge. Famous for his raw storytelling in songs about Scotland and personal growth. Often compared to Gerry Cinnamon and Frank Turner.
British group Sugababes, known for hits like "Push the Button" & "Freak Like Me," won multiple awards & dominated the charts with their dynamic R&B/pop style. Regrouped with original members, they regained their name and continued touring.
Edinburgh's Hamish Hawk is known for literate, heartfelt songs blending wit and beauty, akin to Jarvis Cocker and Scott Walker. "Heavy Elevator" showcased his filmic style and rich baritone.
Scottish singer-songwriter King Creosote, real name Kenny Anderson from Fife, melds folk, indie, and ambient music. Known for "Diamond Mine" with Jon Hopkins, Mercury-nominated, and leads Fence Records. Also famous for "From Scotland with Love" soundtrack and works with artists like KT Tunstall.
Calum Bowie, from Banchory, Scotland, based in Edinburgh, has transformed the Scottish music scene with influences like Sam Fender. Known for energetic live shows & viral TikTok presence, he's supported acts like JP Cooper.
Canterbury-born, Sheffield-raised Lucy Spraggan, former X Factor star, is known for hits like "Last Night". Her albums hit UK charts, with 'Choices' at #5. Founded CTRL Records, known for heartfelt songwriting.

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