Del Amitri with Summer Nights On The Southside and King Creosote

Scottish pop/country-rock band Del Amitri formed in 1982 by Justin Currie and Ian Harvie. Signed to A&M, they broke through with Waking Hours (1989) and hits "Kiss This Thing Goodbye," "Always the Last to Know," and "Roll to Me" from Twisted (1995).

Summer Nights on the Southside is a live music series held annually during the summer at Queen's Park in Glasgow, Scotland. Organized by Regular Music, the open-air concert experience features big-name headliners and diverse musical acts performing inside a spacious Big Top Tent erected at the Queen's Park Recreation Ground.

Scottish singer/songwriter King Creosote, aka Kenny Anderson from Fife, blends folk, indie rock, and experimental pop. Known for his prolific D.I.Y. efforts, he gained fame through albums like "Diamond Mine" with Jon Hopkins, earning a Mercury Prize nod. Founder of Fence Records, he fostered talents like James Yorkston and KT Tunstall. Notable works include "KC Rules OK," "From Scotland with Love," and "Astronaut Meets Appleman." Renowned for his poetic sound, his 2023 album "I DES" marked a heartfelt return.