Events near Banchory, Aberdeen

PorkPie plus Support (TBC) at The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen on Saturday 24th October 2026

Back by popular demand, the world's number 1 Oasis tribute returns to Aberdeen. With support tba

I Am Kloot frontman John Bramwell plays Tunnels Aberdeen

The Complete Stone Roses return to The Lemon Tree, Aberdeen for two nights of Roses anthems!!!

Space return with a show featuring all of their huge hits (Female of the Species, Neighbourhood, Avenging Angels) and new album tracks. Don't miss it!

The Laurettes are a fiery 5-piece all-female Scottish band turning heads with their powerful fusion of indie-folk and Celtic Rock.

Sleep Broken embodies the mesmerising allure of Sleep Token. Emerging early 2025, Sleep Broken has rapidly taken the world of tribute bands by storm.

Formed in 2018, L1NKN P4RK was created to honour the legacy of Chester Bennington and the music that shaped a generation.

HIghland folk-rockers Torridon return to Aberdeen for their biggest headline show in the city so far.

Hailing from Dundee, Copper Lungs are a rising pop-rock sensation. Catch them in Aberdeen on 22nd May.

Four years in the making... Scotland's favourite alt-rockers Dopamine finally make their Aberdeen debut at Krakatoa. Get tickets now.

All-dayer in Aberdeen featuring punk, hardcore & adjacent nonsense

"KILL"IMANJARO VOWS + Atlantic Rift, Angels Weep & Fragments. A stacked metalcore night for a great cause.

Birmingham HC icons Dead Mob & Victims of Life come to Tunnels, Aberdeen this August 14th with support from DaturaHXC & Blunt Force Trauma

Scotland's rising folk sensation Jarad Rowan takes his infectious ceilidh-folk energy to Aberdeen in September.

Award-winning Scottish folk band, Gnoss, return to Aberdeen in May. Don't miss this must see live show.

Blues Rock Aberdeen Presents Davy Knowles

Sonnet are headlining Tunnels in Aberdeen on the 2nd of May 2026. Supports TBA.

Touring new album 'This Could Be Us, You, Or Anybody Else' - catch Broken Chanter on tour this April.

Forged in Scotland and Ireland's traditional music scene, but drawing on Balkan and North American influences, don't miss Dallahan on tour.

Returning to Krakatoa after their 2005 sell-out, Scotland's High Voltage will deliver AC/DC's iconic 1978 Glasgow Apollo set and other AC/DC hits.

James Grant is one of the most renowned and respected performers Scotland has ever produced.