Returning to Glasgow for a night of lively self penned and traditional folk music, Heron Valley are an energy fuelled, traditional band from Scotland. Rooted in Scottish and Irish traditional music, Heron Valley’s sound encompasses elements of Scots Song, Piping tunes, and Irish banjo; underpinned by upbeat, contemporary accompaniment. Through Heron Valley’s extensive touring in the US, the band’s sound is also informed by the dynamic traditions of Bluegrass and Americana. The six-piece group comprises Abigail Pryde on Fiddle and Vocals, Keith Morrison on Keys, Nick Hamilton on Banjo and Guitar, Alastair Maclean on Bagpipes and Whistles,Callum Cronin on Bass and Guitar and Darren Brown on Drums.

he Manchester Video Game Orchestra are delighted to announce two upcoming performances at the Royal Northern College of Music on Sunday the 13th of February 2022!

Two action packed programmes with music arranged and orchestrated by Aaron Breeze and Nate Chivers, and Choir rehearsed by the wonderful Anna Beresford; the first show, a concert for children as part of the RNCM Young Explorers series, will commence at 2pm. The second performance for adults, “Crash meets Jak: A Video Game Extravaganza” will begin at 7.30pm! Both shows will be accompanied by live video game footage on the big screen

We are delighted to announce that we will be joined on the day by a very special guest. We will be flying Josh Mancell; composer of the original Crash Bandicoot and Jak & Daxter OST’s, over from California to work with Larry Goves and the RNCM Composition department, and to work with and make an appearance with the orchestra in our afternoon and evening performances!

Two action packed programmes with music arranged and orchestrated by Aaron Breeze and Nate Chivers, and Choir rehearsed by the wonderful Anna Beresford; the first show, a concert for children as part of the RNCM Young Explorers series, will commence at 2pm. The second performance for adults, “Crash meets Jak: A Video Game Extravaganza” will begin at 7.30pm! Both shows will be accompanied by live video game footage on the big screen.

Capers in Cannich is an exclusive outdoor glamping festival situated in stunning countryside north of

Inverness. This is Scotland’s first ever festival created specifically in response to Covid-19 social

distancing guidelines. The festival offers a luxury camping experience with bell tents, a fully licensed

bar, delicious local food and live music from some of Scotland’s top artists.