Music within 5 miles of Inverness

Emerging fiddle maestro.

Larger than life tribute to Queen, featuring all the beloved hits.

A free, hour-long peek backstage at the inner workings, characters, scenes and high points of The Pirates of Penzance.

These two iconic soul singers and their backing band The Vagabonds perform such classics as 'Stand By Me' and 'Spanish Harlem'.

Scotland's much loved purveyors of jangling indie magic.

The Blues Band line-up of Paul Jones, Dave Kelly, Rob Townsend, Gary Fletcher and Tom McGuiness continues to pay tribute to the blues and R&B boom which inspired them to pick up their instruments in the first place.

One of Britain's finest blues pianists, Bob Hall has accompanied many great blues originals including John Lee Hooker and Chuck Berry.

Chris Stout (fiddle) and Catriona McKay (harp and piano) play together as part of Fiddlers Bid. Here they perform an exciting blend of traditional Shetland tunes and modern compositions, as heard on their joint album, White Nights.

Jazz and blues band from the far North of Scotland.

Indie rock band from London on tour to promote their new EP Flag.

Cuban music and dance night including performances from professionals Indira Roman, Yainer Carbonell Vegueriz and Noel Hernandez-Roque.

Comedy rap rascals from Cornwall.

For those who like a little ska with their ghouls and goblins, Bombskare is happy to oblige. The nine-piece takes to the stage the weekend of All Hallow's Eve to give you thrills and chills.

Alt.country quartet from Los Angeles.

Traditional song, poetry and storytelling competitions, plus an evening ceilidh.

Modern jazz from drummer Bill Kyle and trombonist Brian Keddie.

Venezuelan pianist, arranger and composer Leo Blanco draws on jazz, classical, African and pop traditions in his music, and has played with musicians as diverse as Dave Liebman and Lionel Louke. He's a frequent visitor to Scotland (he won a Herald Angel award a few years ago) and he's currently on a UK-wide tour.

Bruce MacGregor of Blazin' Fiddles and BBC Radio Scotland started this festival to showcase the finest roots, folk and world music from around the world and it's gone from strength to strength. This year's line-up features the Henry Girls, Rura, Edwina Hayes, Charlie Roth, Mike Vass, Adam Holmes, Rob Heron & the Tea…

Songs, dance and musical games to introduce children to Gaelic. No previous knowledge of Gaelic is required. Age 1–4.

The West End star weaves the story of her career around performances of songs from the Broadway and West End shows which have made her name.