Major Scottish acts tune in to play under the shadow of Stirling Castle this weekend, setting the stage for Stirling's first major post-pandemic music concert .
Big Top Under Canvas Weekend kicks off on his Friday, August 19th. At her sold-out City, Texas park gig, Charlene Spiteri and her bandmates perform songs from their latest album, 'Hi'. In addition to hits from the 35-year-old catalog.
Next night, modern Celtic act Schipinish will take the stage. The eight-piece group has quickly grown in popularity on the festival circuit with their fusion of original songs and strong bagpipe, fiddle and accordion-driven melodies.
Skipinnish's supporting acts are alt-rock veterans Big Country, legendary singer-songwriter Eddie Reeder and pop-folk star Sandy Tom. A spokesperson for the
Group said: It's going to be a great day and you can't miss it."
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Tickets for the August 20th show are still available online. Event FAQs, including parking and transportation, can be found on his website for LCC Live Events.
Councilor Jerry McGarvey, Convener for Community Planning and Revitalization, said:
"Hosting one of Scotland's most famous bands and one of the best traditional Celtic acts at the city's first major gig since the pandemic is a sign of the revival of live music.
``Hope everyone who is lucky enough to get a ticket have a great night.
``To be able to host an event like this. emphasizes the city's status as a center of activity with the ability to position itself as a great destination for concerts and live performances, attracting sell-out celebrities.
"I can't wait to see the city come alive over the weekend. With music lovers coming to town from all over Scotland, the bars, restaurants, cafes and shops will all be welcoming. Further afield."
