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Huartan make use of imagery from mythical pre-Christian Ireland on stage Award-winning tradtronica band Huartan are among the acts set to appear at this year's Skye Live music festival in Portree. The ...
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It took Scottish folk singer Dougie MacLean not much more than 10 minutes to write Caledonia in 1977, but it has had an impact on his life ever since. Caledonia is a sweet ballad of melancholy and ...
Dougie MacLean is a Scottish singer, songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and record producer. His musical career began in the mid-1970s in a band, The Tannahill Weavers. In 1981 he launched a ...
On Saturday July 6th at Perth Concert Hall, Dougie MacLean will celebrate a long and vibrant 50 years as a songmaker and inspired performer. He will showcase some of the songs and tunes that have ...
Bob Dylan, Elton John, Pete Seeger, Freddie Mercury. They've all written songs that have transcended mere hit status, going on to become standards, anthems even, at least in terms of the ability to ...
Diana Wortham Theatre announces the return of crowd favorite Dougie MacLean in a special performance at 8 p.m. Aug. 17. Making Asheville one of only three stops on a short U.S. tour, (prior to his ...
DOUGIE MACLEAN toasted bagging a top music award by belting out a rousing rendition of his most famous song – with an amazing array of stars. The Scot sang Caledonia – often touted as Scotland’s ...
LONDON (Reuters) - In the 1970s, before he could make a living playing music, Scottish folk singer Dougie MacLean found himself with a temporary job driving an American family around Europe in a ...
Singer-songwriter Dougie MacLean is painfully aware of the world’s caricature of Scots as kilt-wearing, bagpipe playing tightwads, overshadowed by their English neighbors to the south. “Scottish ...