Laurie Presswood

Whitelands' second debut album is hazy and intriguing, but we're left wanting more edge.

We catch up with Bemz ahead of the sophomore outing of M4 Festival to talk creating opportunities and his love for the Scottish music scene.

Within the ceramic-lined walls of the Agacan on the Perth Road, Laurie Presswood finds a capsule of Dundee's past, present and future.

We catch up with Becca Clark and Su Shaw from Dundee Radio Club ahead of their maiden broadcast at the start of the month.

The Royal Scottish National Orchestra Christmas concert puts the audience participation into classical music across the country.

With a focus tonight on cultural fusion, Anoushka Shankar, Orchestral Qawwali Project and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra mesmerise a Glasgow crowd.

Katy J Pearson’s latest album Sound of the Morning is filled with momentum, boasting undeniably matured songwriting and a fuller sound.

Natalie Palamides’ WEER is astonishing, chaotic, and a genuine win for the suspension of disbelief.

Zoë Coombs Marr delivers a data-driven analysis of reasons to keep living in new show Every Single Thing In My Whole Entire Life.

Erin Farrington is needy and compelling in faux-manifestation seminar Think Better, and we’re left wanting a bit more of her.

Grace Jarvis charms with an hour on horrors both relatable and auto-specific.

Demi Adejuyigbe wins us over with sixty minutes of silliness and songs suitable for the musical comedy doubters.

Dan Tiernan’s second hour Stomp is relentlessly fun, expertly written and delivered with dynamic force.

Hannah Platt's confident Edinburgh Fringe debut draws humour from the confessional.

Luke Rollason uses children’s fairytales to play to his strengths in new hour Luke Rollason, Luke Rollason, Let Down Your Hair.

We take a deep dive into the realities of Fringe budgets with a trio of comedians coming to Edinburgh this summer – Sam Lake, Kathleen Hughes and Dean T. Beirne.

Tradfest 2024 showcases the best of parallel folk traditions, the evolution of genres over time, and the face of the new party-loving trad audience.

One writer takes a look at the evolution of Charli XCX and explores the on-the-surface simplicity of the bratpop genre.

The line-up for this year’s Skye Live festival has been unveiled, with art-rock outfit Django Django topping the bill.

Ahead of the second installment of their new gig series at The Queen's Hall, we catch up with award-winning composer and small pipes player Malin Lewis.