Events near Mintlaw, Aberdeen

Returning to Krakatoa after their 2025 sell-out, Scotland's High Voltage will deliver AC/DC's iconic 1978 Glasgow Apollo set and other AC/DC hits.

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

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

The world's only Gaelic metalcore band arrive in Aberdeen for the first time. Support comes from Atlantic Rift and Foosum. 14+ accompanied by adult.

SIKOTI returns to Aberdeen but this time bigger and better in UNIT51 with they're new upgrades to the venue.

Join The Rammstein Party with Rammlied! The UK's number one tribute act come to Tunnels, Aberdeen on Friday 22nd October 2027

Joint headline show with two of Scotland's most highly acclaimed forces in the contemporary folk/trad scene.

JOYFUL returns to his hometown of Aberdeen to headline with his full band!

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

The Sensational David Bowie Tribute Band, the UKs premier tribute to David Bowie. Saturday 7th November 2026, 8pm till 11pm

Introducing Birdvox and their debut album 'Shamming The Drama'. Don't miss the new supergroup in Aberdeen this October.

Aberdeen's adopted sons, Slylights, return with a huge show at the iconic Music Hall.

Siiga are an indie-pop/dream-folk musical project founded and led by Richard Macintyre, a self-taught singer-songwriter from the Isle of Skye.

The Lost Dogs bring their powerhouse show to Aberdeen's finest venue. Delivering the best of Grunge and Alt Rock from the 90s and beyond.

Future Dub from Ancient Scotland. An Dannsa Dub mix traditional Scottish instrumentation and ethereal Gaelic vocals, heavily remixed with modern dub.

Haiver is a Glasgow-based indie rock band led by Billy Kennedy, the longtime guitarist and bassist of the acclaimed Scottish band Frightened Rabbit.

You Ken What They Say Eh, Another Year Closer To Death, Christmas 26. Doors from 6pm Last Entry 7pm

"If you're going to see the emergence of a new great band you'll see them at This Feeling first." Carl Barat

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

Following an incredible sold out show at Drummonds, Fright Years return to Aberdeen this November.

Our annual Christmas Gig featuring seven of the best Scottish artists over one huge night, hosted by Vic Galloway (Radio Scotland)

Kasador are an indie-rock band from Ontario, Canada. They return to Aberdeen after a storming support slot with Fright Years earlier this year.