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Entertainment will be laid on over both days. There will be something for every one. Featuring local musicians - you will not be disappointed.
Thursday
17:00 Doors Open - Louis Craighead
Louis Craighead is a fresh new talent with a promising future as a performer and recording artist. LC has a non-stop schedule playing gigs far and wide, performing as a solo act and with his band Show Me The Sky as well as preparing for life to study music at university. His cool and relaxed approach gives this young artist the style of a seasoned pro and the freshness and enthusiasm only found in youth.
18:00 The Caley Buoys
The Caley Buoys are a father and sons trio, taking their name from their love of the sea and possibly the best wee hotel in the world - The Caledonian Hotel in Beauly.
They can be found at sessions and festivals around Scotland playing traditional as well as contemporary fiddle tunes, with a strong piping influence and inspiration coming from as far and wide as Cape Breton to .. Cookney
Father Steve is a volunteer crew member with MRI and a full-time ambulance paramedic, while his boys are both crew from TS Carron, Stonehaven Sea Cadets.
18:45 Cory Davidson acoustics
Cory Davidson is a young and talented Stonehaven “loon” playing guitar and singing acoustic, folk and rock music.
Cory writes his own songs and takes his main influences from Neil Young, Jimi Hendrix and John Mayer.
Giving Cory a distinct sound that has his followers enthralled whenever he plays at the Folk Festival and the Feein’ Market.
19:30 Uncle Merv
Uncle Merv is a solo artist playing self-penned acoustic guitar instrumentals with Celtic, Classical, Spanish and Blues influences.
He says “You’ll all be pleased to know I don't sing”.Stonehaven is a constant source of inspiration for his music which "comes from the very place itself" and, clearly, from the heart.
Uncle Merv has played many folk and guitar Festivals over the years ... with an ever increasing number of pub and wedding gigs keeping him within reach of the bar.
20:30 Alec Sutherland
From a very young age Alec was always going to grow, this Peter Pan of piping is no stranger to the bright lights of stage and the graft of competition. Steeped in the tradition of Highland piping and survivor from the infamous “baravan”, Alec will spin and weave ancient and modern melodies as only a true piper can.
21:00 Fish Feathers McTeeth
Fish Feathers McTeeth sounds like the aftermath of a hurricane through a supermarket, but is, in fact, the alter ego of folk music supremo Sandy Mathers. A near perfect blend of toe-tapping tunes, heart-breaking ballads and rousing sing-a-long classics, he promises a musical treat with bite.
22:05 Kick Off England v Scotland 1967
23:45 Last Post - Lights Out
Friday
17:00 Doors Open - Cory Davidsons acoustics
Cory Davidson is a young and talented Stonehaven “loon” playing guitar and singing acoustic, folk and rock music.
Cory writes his own songs and takes his main influences from Neil Young, Jimi Hendrix and John Mayer.
Giving Cory a distinct sound that has his followers enthralled whenever he plays at the Folk Festival and the Feein’ Market.
18:00 The Caley Buoys
The Caley Buoys are a father and sons trio, taking their name from their love of the sea and possibly the best wee hotel in the world - The Caledonian Hotel in Beauly.
They can be found at sessions and festivals around Scotland playing traditional as well as contemporary fiddle tunes, with a strong piping influence and inspiration coming from as far and wide as Cape Breton to .. Cookney
Father Steve is a volunteer crew member with MRI and a full-time ambulance paramedic, while his boys are both crew from TS Carron, Stonehaven Sea Cadets.
18:45 Louis Craighead
Louis Craighead is a fresh new talent with a promising future as a performer and recording artist. LC has a non-stop schedule playing gigs far and wide, performing as a solo act and with his band Show Me The Sky as well as preparing for life to study music at university. His cool and relaxed approach gives this young artist the style of a seasoned pro and the freshness and enthusiasm only found in youth.
19:30 The Three Craws
The Three Craws are a talented bunch but not too hot at maths. This quartet has an award winning fiddler Cameron Ross, classical guitarist Bob Dunsire and a couple of wiffies Morag and Vhari.
Playing fast reels and sweet airs this group is bright and vibrant, steeped in Traditional Folk music The Three Craws will soar you to dizzy heights!
20:30
Alec Sutherland
From a very young age Alec
was always going to grow, this Peter Pan of piping is no stranger to
the bright lights of stage and the graft of competition. Steeped in the
tradition of Highland piping and survivor from the infamous “baravan”,
Alec will spin and weave ancient and modern melodies as only a true
piper can.
21:00 Gibby Macnaught
Gibby MacNaught is a Scottish folk singer and songwriter, entertaining audiences around the world with traditional love, battle, funny and not too many sad songs!
Included in his repertoire with stories, poems and jokes is his ability to play almost any instrument from Great Highland Bagpipes to Bluegrass Banjo with the craftsmanship of a maestro
22:05 Kick Off England v Scotland 1967
23:45 last Post - Lights out
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