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Arron Catlow & Brooks Williams

Aarron Catlow & Brooks Williams
Live at Glenbuchat Hall
Friday 13th March 7.30pm
Tickets £15
Brooks Williams & Aaron Catlow are equal parts Americana, folk and country blues. Their musical chemistry sets the stage ablaze. There literally is no one performing today creating this kind of acoustic music. And audiences love it!
Named the “Best Live Act” by RnR, Brooks Williams and Aaron Catlow represent “live music at its best,” says Americana UK. Their shows are infused with pathos, humour and buckets of talent. Guaranteed to get you out of your seat.
Rain of Animals with Jacob Jolliff

Rain of Animals with Jacob Jolliff
Live at Glenbuchat Hall Saturday 16th May 7.30pm
Tickets £15
The euphonious collaboration between mandolinists Jacob Jolliff and Rain Of Animals (Pepita Emmerichs- fiddle, mandolin & Theodore Barnard- guitar) brings together an explosive mix of their shared musical loves including bluegrass and irish/scottish traditions through the lense of an improvised spirit. After a spontaneous week of jamming around Glasgow and at Shetland Folk Festival in early 25’, the trio were inspired to continue their travels and music making with a combination of their own original material and traditional songs and tunes. All three members have toured prolifically with their own projects (Jacob Jolliff Band, Oh Pep!, Wire & Wool, Good Guy Hank) as well as being in demand session musicians for the likes of Bela Fleck, Yonder Mountain String Band, Tony Trischka (Jacob), Fanny Lumsden, Wayward Jane, Luke Plumb (Pepi) and Barry Nisbet, Harry Bird, Stereo Naked (Theo) and it’s with this plethora of musical experiences that they will approach this adventurous new project.
Ordinary Elephant

Ordinary Elephant
Live at Glenbuchat Hall Saturday 25th July 7.30pm
Tickets £15
Mesmerizing folk duo Ordinary Elephant has spent the better part of the last decade on a never-ending tour that’s earned married couple Crystal and Pete Damore widespread critical acclaim and made fans of luminaries like Tom Paxton and Mary Gauthier. In 2017, the pair took home the International Folk Music Award for Artist of the Year on the strength of their breakout album, Before I Go, and two years later, they returned with the similarly lauded Honest, which the Associated Press hailed as “one of the best Americana albums of the year.”
The band’s new stripped-down, self-titled collection is the purest distillation of their sound yet, showcasing the arresting power of the couple’s gorgeous harmonies and intricate fretwork. The songs are timeless, rooted in rich, character-driven storytelling, and the performances are similarly transportive, fueled by delicately intertwined banjo, guitar, and octave mandolin. Though the songs were born out of a period of deep uncertainty, the record itself is a work of profound self-assurance, one delivered by a duo whose personal and professional lives embody the limitless possibility of honest, organic collaboration. Press play on Ordinary Elephant and you’ll hear more than just a husband and wife; you’ll hear the sound of sincerity and commitment, of patience and gratitude, of learning to let go of expectation and revel in the simple beauty of the moment.
The Graham Mackenzie Trio With Rory Matheson ( Piano ) & Innes Watson ( Guitar

The Graham Mackenzie Trio with Rory Matheson & Inness Watson
Live at Glenbuchat Hall
Saturday 5th September 7.30pm
Tickets £15
Graham Mackenzie and Rory Matheson are a fiddle and piano duo from the Highlands of Scotland, known for their intricate playing and innovative arrangements. Both graduates of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, they’ve been performing together since 2019, blending their love for traditional Scottish music with a fresh, dynamic approach.
Finalists in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year, the duo’s debut album, Take Six, was released in June 2025. With their unique style and musical flair, Graham and Rory are quickly becoming one of the most exciting duos in Scotland’s folk music scene.
Tarran

Tarran
Live at Glenbuchat Hall
Saturday 14th November 7.30pm
Tickets £15
Tarran are an exhilarating contemporary folk group from Glasgow, with roots in both Ireland and New Zealand. The band consists of Sophie joint (Keys), Breanna Wilson (Fiddle), Malachy Arnold (Harp), and Rory Stark (Whistle/Bodhran). Using elements of funk, blues and contemporary rhythm, the band create a lively and innovative twist on traditional music. Tarran’s captivating performances have been brought to stages across Europe since 2019, notably Celtic Connections festival, Edinburgh int. Harp Festival, and Celtic Valle d’Aosta (ITA). After the recent release of their EP, "Heartwood”, the band is thrilled to unveil fresh music to audiences worldwide
Tarran have been honoured with numerous high profile accolades. Namely, The Celtic Connections Danny Kyle Award and the Hands up for Trad Battle of the Folk Bands Award. With all members of the band being fellow stalwarts of Glasgow’s traditional music scene, the group carry immense success between them. Malachy Arnold (Harp), Breanna Wilson (Fiddle) and Sophie Joint (Piano) are BBC Young Traditional Musician of the Year Finalists. Rory Stark (Whistle and Bodhrán) is a three-time All-Ireland Champion. Breanna Wilson and Sophie Joint are also winners of the coveted Trip to Birmingham Molloy Award.
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