Founded in 2009 and hailing from the Isle of Skye this line-up features three of the most talented musicians in the Highlands: Angus Nicolson, from Sleat, on Highland Pipes, Border Pipes and Whistles; guitarist, Murdo Cameron from Glenelg, and Andrew MacPherson from Portree on Percussion, Pipes and Whistles.
Gallop to Callop is the début solo album from West Highland fiddler and ‘Blazin’ Fiddles’ founding member, Iain Macfarlane.
Hallaig is based on two poems written by Sorley Maclean – Hallaig and An Roghainn. It is a story about unrequited love and how the small choices we make in life can affect us. It is about loss – of time, life, love and language.
Gaelic, Scots songs and music from Skye’s new ‘Gaelic super-group’.
Heather Macleod, Gina Rae and Cera Impala in a great Jazz trio
Fergie MacDonald & Addie Harper
Skye & Lochalsh’s Cèilidh Trailers ‘Cèilear’
Shelly Campbell & Calum Mackenzie.
Bruce Molsky is a singer, a fiddle player par excellence, a banjo player and a guitarist, and one of the few musicians who we keep welcoming back – he is just too good to miss on any tour.
A welcome return to the SEALL stage after their last visit exactly 3 years ago.
Bound together by a superlative level of playing and performance that is rare and precious, Russell deCarle with Denis Keldie and Steve Briggs are as close to joined-at-the-hip perfection as can ever be encountered.
"Fras" (coming from the Gàidhlig for "a shower") are a fresh, dynamic Highland quintet playing West coast music with a unique flare and drive from accordion, guitar, bagpipes, banjo and flute.
Having grown up in the Scottish Highlands, The Summer Isles are deeply rooted in Mairearad’s composition. As a result, Mairearad has produced a beautiful new solo album, Summer Isles, a seamless and exciting progression from her previous work.
“Outstanding musicianship. . . their mix of traditional, contemporary and original tunes and songs, stirred together with Scottish, country, blues, Balkan and rockabilly influences, deliver a wealth of lyricism and finesse” (The Scotsman)
‘Tional’ are a new Gaelic supergroup based on the Isle of Skye with close links to the island’s Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Scotland’s Gaelic college.
Award-winning violinist Tim Kliphuis (NL) is a legend in the gypsy world. His Trio with Nigel Clark (guitar) and Roy Percy (bass) perform “the most breathtaking instrumental show you’ll hear this year” – an exciting and profoundly musical blend of gypsy jazz, classical and folk music.
A very rare two-night tour with two astonishing musicians.
Honourable Rodney J. MacDonald, E.C.N.S., is an accomplished Cape Breton musician and dancer who has performed throughout Atlantic Canada, Eastern USA, Central Canada, and Scotland. He is the grandson of the great fiddler and composer, the late Donald Angus Beaton and comes from a family of musicians. He began step dancing at home at a […]
Charlie McKerron is accompanied by Marc Clement to give you arguably the best of fiddle playing in the country.
Since 1996, ‘Kakatsitsi’ have toured the UK 12 times, now with a strong dance element, to complement the already outstanding drumming and singing.
Christine Primrose is joined by Arthur Cormack, Billy Ross, Iain Smith and Blair Douglas for an eveing of music and song.
Skip Gorman brings back to life the workaday world of the early settlers of the American West.
A night of live music and great Jazz film.
A wonderful – truly amazing – fiddler.
“When Molsky plays, you can practically hear the floorboards and rocking chair creak on the back porch.” – Tony Hillier, Rhythms Magazine
Stand-up poet, armchair revolutionary and recumbent rocker, Elvis McGonagall is the sole resident of The Graceland Caravan Park where he scribbles verse whilst drinking malt whisky and listening to Johnny Cash.
A unique blend of Scottish and Irish newly arranged and composed music for Uilleann pipes, border pipes, whistle and song, that is a up-to-date, contemporary reflection of the state of acoustic traditional music in the 21st Century.
The first year students of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's traditional music course visit Sleat for a week at Sabhal Mòr Ostaig.
One of the finest Scottish acts to emerge in recent times, Rura, simply haven’t looked back since bursting on to the folk scene in 2010.
The second of SEALL's two Easter holiday Tuesday traditional concerts, featuring Gabe McVarish.
We launch the 2015 season of Tuesday traditional concerts with Christine Primrose, Gaelic Singer of the year in 2009 amongst other accolades, from Carloway, Lewis and now living in Sleat.
Heather Macleod, Gina Rae and Cera Impala in a great Jazz trio
One of Scotland’s finest actors launches her new career as a singer song-writer.
The last time Fred Morrison came to Sleat, he brought the house down with a night of epic piping.
A concert of classic Jazz Standards and music ranging from Be-Bop to the present day with some lively patter and sometimes terrible jokes.
Charlie McKerron will be joined by various other musicians for a great traditional concert in Sleat's Sabhal Mor Ostaig's Talla Mhor.
Now with a 2013 Solo CD Tilbrook sets off around the Highlands with a lush and diverse acoustic set.
Margaret Bennett returns to her home island of Skye, with a party of MacArthurs from Newfoundland.
Two of Scotland's hottest live acts play as part of Feis An Eilein (Skye Fest).
An acoustic show from Leo and Anto with songs old and new and untold amounts excitement to be had.