Multi-award winning folk-rock band Skerryvore return to Shetland as part of their 10th Anniversary Tour.

Shetland Arts presents Michael Janish's Paradigm Shift

Scottish Ensemble, the UKs only professional string orchestra give their first ever concert series in Shetland with three contrasting chamber music concerts.

Hailed by Dougie Maclean as 'The best band to come out of Scotland in 100 years'

Happy Mondaze are the world's only tribute to Madchester legends The Happy Mondays.

Lau have long since established themselves as one of the most sought after and creative live acts performing today.

Eddi Reader joins the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra to perform a set of songs specially written and selected around the theme of ALBA the spirit of Scotland so fondly shared.

Eddi Reader joins the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra to perform a set of songs specially written and selected around the theme of ALBA the spirit of Scotland so fondly shared.

Tommy Smith with his group KARMA with poets Christine de Luca & Alex Cluness, Shetland Improvisers Orchestra with poet Laureen Johnson, and The Sensational Music of the Plants.

Kings of Lyon, widely regarded as the most authentic tribute to the Kings of Leon in Europe, return to Shetland following a blistering live show at Mareel back in March.

MAKING a swift return to the islands after a hugely popular stint at the 2014 Shetland Folk Festival, Adam Holmes and his band The Embers will play two special shows at Mareel and Sandwick’s Carnegie Hall in mid December.

In memory of and in tribute to the late Davie Henderson.

Shetland Country Club present The Dolly Parton Show (Tribute).

Shetland Arts presents Martin Taylor live as part of the Shetland International Guitar Festival 2014, which is also curated by Martin Taylor.

Shetland Arts presents Tommy Emmanuel live as part of the Shetland International Guitar Festival 2014, curated by Martin Taylor.

Nort Ower Da Roost' is the bringing together of Orkney & Shetland musicians for two concerts taking place on Fri 31st October at the Aith Hall, and Sat 1st November at Mareel.

CASH, widely regarded as the UK's most authentic tribute to the legendary Johnny Cash, return to Shetland following a sell out gig in front of 1200 people at the Clickimin Centre in 2012.

Formed in 1984, The Men They Couldn’t Hang made their live debut alongside The Pogues – a band to which they have been much likened thanks to their incendiary punk / folk sound. They tour the UK this Autumn and Winter, kicking off things in Shetland.

Celebrating 21 years since her debut album, Sharon Shannon takes a trip through her back catalogue and is joined on stage by multi-instrumentalist and singer Alan Connor.

PROLIFIC Scottish folk musician Kris Drever, who moved to Shetland in late 2013, is to record and launch a new EP featuring some of the islands’ finest musicians and singers.

Shetland Arts presents Gruff Rhys live in concert, debuting his new album ‘American Interior,’ as part of Screenplay 2014.

Shetland Arts presents Battlefield Band.

For a quarter of a century, the James Taylor Quartet have set the standard for the coolest sounds in funky acid jazz. With great anticipation, they come to Mareel this summer.

Outstanding Alabama alternative country singer Jason Isbell, performing with his wife Amanda Shires, will play a special acoustic show at Mareel this summer.