Music

Indie-influenced pop-rock by the Essex-based quintet.

The band performs pop and rock covers from 1970s and 1980s.

The London-based band performs atmospheric post-punk, emotive alt-rock and progressive, synth-heavy indie.

Post-hardcore, emo and melodic punk-rock comes courtesy of the New York-formed four-piece.

A three day festival which captures the varied music traditions of the north of Scotland, so there's everything from bothy ballads to Burns as well as Celtic, folk, Americana and Irish influenced music. There is also a range of sessions, workshops and storytelling from local performers and musicians.

Antonin Dvořák's Cello Concerto is one of the great concertos, odd since its composer claimed not to like the cello as a concerto instrument and always swore he'd never write one (and when he did, he promised the solo part to his cellist friend Hanus Wihan but then gave it to somebody else). Here, the soloist is Norwegian…

A one-day celebration of homeland food and drink, craft, design and live music. You can nibble your way around the food fair, with samples of regional produce from Galloway Fudge to Arbroath Smokies. The craft fair sells a range of products from handmade cards to woodcarvings, while there's live music throughout the day.

A dark blend of cabaret, music, mime and comedy.

Music from the Carlton Jug Band, Kevin Young and more.

Celebrate the end of the Southside Fringe festivities with music from the Ratitstas, Howlin' Radio, the Trongate Rum Riots and Homesick Aldo.

Well-established as one of the best Celtic and Scottish music festivals in the country with a varied programme of seated concerts, ceilidhs and stomps across three days and nights. The festival line-up features some of the biggest names from the worlds of Scottish traditional and contemporary music.

Edinburgh indie four-piece.

The singer from anarcho-punk band Crass performs old school punk rock with the veteran Dublin-formed band.

Country, folk and pop songs from the late singer-songwriter's back catalogue.

Indie-rock by the band from London.

The singer and radio presenter performs country gospel songs.

Over-14s show. Line-up of 50s-influenced rock'n'rollers including Tyneside's Sour Mash Trio, Glasgow's Shiverin Sheiks. The Bird Doggers and Johnnie Stark & the Razorgang.

Three office workers get their own back on their lying bigot of a boss and conspire to take over the company, all while singing along to 18 classic Dolly Parton numbers.

A revival of ABBA's stage show, featuring all the hits that made them 70s superstars, including 'Mamma Mia', 'Dancing Queen' and 'Winner Takes It All'.

The New York-born singer-songwriter plays bold R&B and emotional pop from her album, The Element Of Freedom which features the hit single Doesn't Mean Anything. The Element Of Freedom is Alicia's fourth studio album, following her debut Songs In A Minor, 2003's The Diary Of Alicia Keys and 2007's As I Am. Keys is…

Glaswegian rock band with experimental leanings.

Bryan Hall and Matt Shepherd lead a session looking at playing instruments, vocals, songwriting, improvisation and stagecraft.

The London-based singer-songwriter and guitarist performs acoustic indie-pop.