Party At The Palace Linlithgow Tickets - Linlithgow Palace

Jaki Graham

1 concert

Midlands-born Jaki Graham, a leading UK soul singer, excelled in R&B/dance with '80s hits like "Set Me Free." Famous for collaborations with UB40 & others, she remains popular in Japan.

Odyssey

3 concerts

Originally the Lopez Sisters, the group became Odyssey after Tony Reynolds joined. Known for '70s hits like "Native New Yorker," they blended soft disco with a Caribbean flair, enjoyed UK success, then disbanded.

Heaven 17

13 concerts

Originating from the UK, techno-pop trio Heaven 17, spun from Human League, are known for hits like "Temptation." They collaborated with artists like Tina Turner. Awards and tours mark their success.

Big Country

19 concerts

Scotland-born Stuart Adamson formed Big Country in '81. Known for hits like "In a Big Country" and "Look Away", they achieved platinum success with 'The Crossing'. Famed for Celtic-inspired rock, they shone in the '80s and continued into the next century. Collaborated with Ray Davies.

Skids

15 concerts

Scottish art-punk band Skids, formed in Dunfermline in 1977, hit UK Top Ten with "Into the Valley". Known for anthemic riffs and chanted choruses, their albums include 'Scared to Dance' and 'Days in Europa'. Reunited for 40th anniversary in 2017.

The Farm

1 concert

@TheFarm_ Liverpool-based The Farm, backed by DJ John Peel & produced by Suggs, shone with hits like "Stepping Stone". Known for '80s-'90s indie/club sound & featured in Ibiza club culture doc. Collaborated with Housemartins' Paul Heaton.

Callum Beattie

10 concerts

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.

Go West

8 concerts

Formed by Richard Drummie and Peter Cox, Go West combines dance pop with top hits like “King of Wishful Thinking” from the Pretty Woman soundtrack and early hits “We Close Our Eyes,” “Don't Look Down.”