Edinburgh News: music
Edinburgh's Christmas Spreads Across the City
Edinburgh’s Christmas, the capital’s official Christmas programme, is spreading the drama and lights across the city centre this year.
Festival of Ian Smith: A Celebration of Death
This Autumn, Mischief La-Bas and Summerhall present a new festival with the theme of what ultimately affects us all – death.
Barry Steele and friends – the Roy Orbison Story, Brunton Theatre, Review
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It’s a brave man who decides to cover Roy Orbison the 1960s crooner who had such a distinctive voice and singing style. Barry Steele and his six-piece band make a brave stab at it.
Sunny Afternoon, Edinburgh Playhouse, Review
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This is the backstage Kinks’ story. The band that made the Swinging London Mod scene of the 1960s their own.
Discover Dreams at the Scottish International Storytelling Festival
Now in its 27th year, the Scottish International Storytelling Festival returns from 21 – 31 October 2016 with another vibrant programme of live story
Emerging Artists Calum Robertson and Juliette Philogène, Usher Hall, Review
Edinburgh's clarinettist Calum Robertson was joined by Mauritius Island born pianist Juliette Philogène for the first of this season's Emerging Artists Series concerts.
Experience Nae Plans: Magic off-the-cuff music creation
Live Act of the Year 2015 Nominees, Nae Plans – top Scottish folk musicians Adam Sutherland and Hamish Napier – join forces once again to release ano
EIF 2016: Where You're Meant to Be, Review
It took Paul Fegan three years to make ‘Where You’re Meant to Be’.
Video & Review: Edinburgh Festival's Opener Lights Up Deep Time
It's fair to say that geologist James Hutton (1726-1797) was a rock star of the Edinburgh Enlightenment.
North Berwick's "Fringe by the Sea" Returns For Ninth Year
In the midst of uncertainty, something to look forward to and celebrate is as much a necessity as a cause for joy.