National Collective Announce Yestival Tour Dates
National Collective today announces dates and locations of a major cultural tour as part of Yestival, The Summer of Independence.
Arts
Eilidh MacKenzie: Scotland – The Welcome Table
In March this year, Eilidh MacKenzie – a singer, songwriter and traditional music tutor from the Black Isle – came
Le Royaume-Uni: Nul Points
The Eurovision Song Contest will be beamed live into our living rooms this coming week, with the final taking place
Samuel Best: ‘Rememberin’ the past, no’ celebratin’ it, an’ lookin’ tae the future’
To begin with, a disclaimer: apologies for the blatant plugging in the following column, but we’re all just trying to make
Album Exclusive: PoP Campaign – HAME
HAME is the third album by PoP Campaign and is released on Thursday 1 May by CARP Recordings. Above you can
Literary Events In April
Well, the clocks have gone forward so it’s officially spring now. Get ready for slightly warmer days and the hay
Scottish Film & TV And Dealing With The Loss Of Pinewood
March started with a dark cloud over Scotland’s film and television industries, following the news that Glasgow had lost out to
The Great Yes, No, Don’t Know, Five Minute Theatre Show
The premise is simple: this is theatre created by anyone, for an audience of everyone. The National Theatre of Scotland set
This Road Won’t Build Itself: A Song For Scottish Independence
Unless I’ve just failed to notice, hardly anyone seems to be writing songs about Scottish independence (except, according to some
Everyone In Glasgow Knows The Art School
In Glasgow, everyone knows the GSA Student’s Association. Or, as it is more commonly known – The Art School. If