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Brechin is set to host one of Scotland’s most ambitious new music events this summer as Summer’s End Angus makes its debut at Brechin Castle Showgrounds from 14-16 August 2026. Organisers have pulled together an extraordinary and multi-generational line-up that spans pop, soul, dance, and more, featuring major headliners including The Jacksons, Sugababes, Rudimental, UB40, Emeli Sandé, Pixie Lott, Bonnie Tyler, and local favourite Cammy Barnes, alongside over 50 additional acts across three stages. The festival promises a true all-ages experience, with camping and glamping options, shuttle buses, VIP packages, artisan food vendors, and a dedicated family zone complete with…

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Dundee is set to welcome back one of its most popular community events this summer as the Tayside Branch of the Parachute Regimental Association (PRA) hosts Airborne Forces Day Scotland 2026.Following the outstanding success of the 2024 event, the Tayside PRA is thrilled to have been asked to stage the celebration once again. The main family day will take place on Saturday 18 July 2026 at Riverside, Dundee, running from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. The free-admission event promises a packed day of entertainment, military heritage and family fun, headlined by a spectacular Freefall Parachute Display. Visitors can also enjoy: A full weekend of Airborne…

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Dundee music fans will have a rare opportunity to see Jessie Ware up close this spring, as she brings an intimate acoustic performance to the city ahead of the release of her new album. The special event will take place on Friday 3 April 2026 at LiveHouse Dundee, where Jessie Ware will perform songs from her forthcoming album Superbloom in an acoustic set alongside a live conversation with fans. The evening is being organised in partnership with Dundee’s own Assai Records, continuing the independent record store’s run of bringing unique live music experiences to the city. The event forms part…

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Fresh updates from the Eden Project and local media confirm that Scotland’s ambitious Eden Project in Dundee continues to make solid strides, with planning firmly secured and community-focused groundwork accelerating ahead of construction. Positioned on the former gasworks site at East Dock Street, the £130m+ landmark attraction is shaping up as the perfect cultural and environmental companion to the V&A Dundee – promising to deliver a major boost not just for the city, but for tourism and regeneration across the entire Scottish region. For the latest official details and project overview, visit the dedicated page on the Eden Project website: Eden…

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A vibrant weekend blending music, food, and local talent is on the horizon for Arbroath, with Dundee rocker Kyle Falconer taking centre stage. Dundee’s own Kyle Falconer, frontman of the iconic indie band The View, is gearing up to headline a brand-new “mega festival” in Arbroath next month, promising a mix of high-energy performances and culinary delights for music fans and foodies alike. The Arbroath Food and Music Festival, running from August 22-24, merges the longstanding Bell Rock music festival—formerly the Bell Rock Blues Festival—with a fresh seafront event at Inchcape Park, right beside the harbour. This collaboration aims to…

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Dundee is gearing up for one of Scotland’s most electrifying summer events, Doof in the Park 2025, set to transform Camperdown Park into a pulsating hub of electronic music on Saturday, July 5. With the full set times now released and final preparations in full swing, excitement is building for the one-day festival, headlined by local hero Hannah Laing, alongside global dance icons Armin van Buuren and Will Atkinson. Here’s everything you need to know about the schedule, setup, and what to expect from this landmark event. Full Set Times Revealed The festival, running from 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM,…

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One of Dundee’s most iconic businesses is celebrating in style this summer, with mcIntyres Salons named a finalist in three major categories at the prestigious British Hairdressing Business Awards 2025. The announcement comes as the popular Union Street salon prepares to mark its 25th anniversary, a milestone not just for the business, but for the city’s evolving Waterfront. mcIntyres has long been recognised as a trailblazer for both style and regeneration in Dundee. The Union Street salon, designed by AIM Architects, played a key role in the early redevelopment of the city’s Waterfront. Its bold, contemporary design was honoured with…

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Dundee’s vibrant music scene is set to erupt with an electrifying trio of performances at LIVEHOUSE, featuring local heroes KIMMIC, indie rock giants Franz Ferdinand, and cult alt-rockers Idlewild. This stellar line-up promises to make 2025 and 2026 unforgettable for music fans in Scotland and beyond. KIMMIC: Dundee’s Dance Music Dynamos Return HomeDundee’s own KIMMIC, the electronic dance music duo who’ve taken the world by storm, are bringing their high-octane live show to LIVEHOUSE on a date to be confirmed in 2026—their only Scottish performance until then. Following their 2023 breakthrough hit Never Miss A Beat, the pair have amassed…

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Dundee’s WestFest 2025, held on Sunday, June 1, at Magdalen Green, delivered an unforgettable day of music and community celebration, reinforcing its status as the city’s largest free outdoor festival. Organised by a volunteer-run charity, the event drew thousands of attendees and featured a vibrant music line-up headlined by acclaimed singer-songwriter Boo Hewerdine. With new main sponsor Kerr’s Dairy marking its 125th anniversary, WestFest highlighted its commitment to grassroots music and emerging artists while navigating financial challenges after the loss of lottery funding and other support. Despite Dundee City Council’s tendency to claim credit, the festival remains fiercely independent, relying…

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Dundee is set to become the epicenter of Scotland’s music scene as the Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award announces its new home at the iconic Caird Hall for the next three years, starting with the 2025 ceremony on Thursday, 6 November. This marks the first time the prestigious national music prize will be held outside Scotland’s Central Belt, bringing a fresh spotlight to Dundee’s thriving cultural landscape. The SAY Award, organized by the Scottish Music Industry Association (SMIA), celebrates the diversity and excellence of Scottish music, offering a £20,000 prize for the winning album, alongside the Modern Scottish…

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