The Hebridean Celtic Festival has revealed the first batch of artists for next summer’s event with general weekend tickets on sale from 10am tomorrow (Friday).
Taking the stage as one of this year’s headliners is Tide Lines, the immensely popular Scottish band known for their powerful fusion of folk and rock.
Eddi Reader, renowned for her stunning voice and emotive performances, is also on
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Vibrant grooves of Samba Sene and Diwan will bring a West African rhythm to HebCelt’s diverse soundscape, adding a global element to the festival’s musical offerings.
Local country music band Tumbling Souls are set to perform to a home crowd and rising stars in the Celtic music scene will also make waves this year, including Beluga Lagoon, Cala a contemporary Scottish folk group from Inverness, alongside the Malin Lewis Trio.
Young talents such as Josie Duncan and Ruairidh Gray offer fresh interpretations of Gaelic and folk music.
From the USA, the dynamic Elias Alexander will dazzle with his innovative blend of
Scottish folk and contemporary sounds. Hailing from Canada, the Madison Violet duo
will captivate audiences with their soulful harmonies, and genre-
Michelle Shields, HebCelt artist programmer, said: “We are incredibly excited to bring such a diverse and talented lineup to HebCelt 2025. From established favourites like Tide Lines to emerging artists who are redefining Celtic and folk music, we are curating a programme that celebrates the heart and soul of the Hebrides.”
HebCelt reveals first acts line-
28 November 2024
