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Live music scene revels in festive season without Covid restrictions

THIS time last year Omicron was the word on everyone’s lips as festive events in Shetland were shelved amid growing Covid case numbers. And in 2020 the festive season - usually laden with end-of-year entertainment and live music - was barren as the country dealt with a winter.

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What s on in Glasgow this week? Seven things for seven days

1 THE Glasgow Trades Council is all over it on the run up to Mayday, the best holiday of the year and one that celebrates working class folk and the…

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New online concerts bring ceildih and craic

New online concerts bring ceildih and craic
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Vintage performance by popular ceilidh band in latest Angus lockdown gig

© Paul Reid Musicians Alan Small, Gemma Donald and 10-year-old Andrew Farquharson with farmer Clark Farquharson at the wheel of 1956 Field Marshall tractor. ..Pic Paul Reid Sign up for our daily newsletter of the top stories in Courier country Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up One of Scotland’s favourite ceilidh bands is playing to a new beat in a bit of lockdown fun for their loyal fans. Socially-distanced from their regular drummer, Alan Small and Gemma Donald of the Lomond Ceilidh Band delivered their latest performance to the rhythm of a 65-year-old vintage tractor engine.

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