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Edinburgh Summer Sessions with Cian Ducrot, NATI., and more

Aug 22, 2026 at 12:00  ·  Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh Royal Highland Centre, Edinburgh

Edinburgh Summer Sessions
Aug 22
Edinburgh Summer Sessions
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A premier multi-day music festival held at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh, Scotland, featuring a diverse lineup of world-class international artists and chart-topping headliners under the open sky.
London-born, Grammy-nominated artist Rose Betts blends indie and folk, known for viral hit "Driving Myself Home," featured on Justice League soundtrack, with songs in major TV shows.
Fife, Scotland’s Cammy Barnes is a crossover country artist blending contemporary songwriting with Scottish traditions and bagpipes. His single Whiskey Roll hit the UK Top 40; Let Me Down topped UK iTunes. He’s passed 100M streams/views and sold out Glasgow Barrowland Ballroom.
Cian Ducrot is an Irish-French singer-songwriter and producer from Cork, Ireland, known for his indie pop and pop style. His deeply personal and vulnerable songs, like "All for You" and "I'll Be Waiting," gained widespread recognition, with "All for You" rising to prominence via TikTok. His albums "Victory" and "Little Dreaming" achieved chart success. Ducrot earned a Grammy Award for co-writing SZA's "Saturn" and has collaborated with artists like Ella Henderson.
Scottish alt-pop artist NATI., ex-Natidreddd, rose via 2M followers; dreamy vocals/candid humor. Sold out King Tut’s & St Luke’s; played with Simply Red.

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Royal Highland Centre Royal Highland Centre Multi-purpose event venue Capacity: 60,000

About Royal Highland Centre

The Royal Highland Centre is Scotland's largest indoor and outdoor multi-purpose event venue, located in Ingliston, Edinburgh, originally opened in 1960 as the Royal Highland Showground. With a flexible capacity reaching up to 60,000 for outdoor concerts and 12,000 in its Highland Hall, it hosts a diverse array of major touring artists, exhibitions, and the annual Royal Highland Show across its extensive parkland and modern facilities.

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