# Aberdeen Music Week 2026

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A Celebration of Music, Culture & Creative Innovation

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/blog/)
- [Aberdeen Music Week 2026: Aberdeen’s Creative Scene Takes Centre Stage](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/aberdeen-music-week-2026/): Aberdeen Music Week is returning in 2026, building on the energy, creativity and connections created during last year’s celebration of music and culture across the city of Aberdeen. The 2025 edition brought together artists, audiences, industry professionals, cultural organisations and the wider community across multiple venues and a diverse programme of live performances, networking events,

## Pages

- [Home](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/): Aberdeen, Scotland Register Now (free to attend) Our Partners What is Aberdeen Music Week? Aberdeen Music Week (AMW) is more than just a festival, it's a catalyst for long-term creative ecosystem growth in the North East of Scotland. Aberdeen Music Week is a celebration of the city’s growing creative movement — bringing together artists, musicians,
- [Schedule](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/schedule/): The Programme Four days. Multiple Venues. Global Conversations.Experience the best of Aberdeen's Creative Scene. 09 - 12 September 2026 Day 1Wed 9 SEPT Day 2Thur 10 SEPT Day 3Fri 11 SEPT Day 4SAT 12 SEPT Virtual The Lime Reserve Motif Casa Del Fuego Foodstory Cafe Krakatoa 4:00pm Opening Welcome Festival introduction, partner acknowledgments, day overview
- [Live Performances Day](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/live-performances-day/): day 4 - September 12 Showcases & Performances Day 4 of Aberdeen Music Week is all about turning up the volume. From afternoon cultural activities to an all evening music takeover at Krakatoa and Motif, we’re celebrating the soul of Aberdeen through live music, community energy, and creative expression.Whether you’re here to discover new sounds,
- [Fireside Chat & Networking](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/fireside-chat-networking/): day 2 - September 10, 2026 MADE IN THE NORTH EAST. Aberdeen's Music Industry, Live & In Person. Fireside Chat & Networking. Panels. Roundtables. Listening Lounge. Event Made in the North East: Music, Place and Creative Economy AMW26 Day Two presents Made in the North East: A live in-person programme bringing together artists, industry leaders,
- [Amplify Aberdeen](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/amplify-aberdeen-showcase/): day 3 - September 11, 2026 Amplify Aberdeen (A Documentary Premiere) The Scene. The Story. The Sound An evening celebrating Aberdeen's creative voices through a documentary premiere & live chat. Aberdeen Music Week returns to the city that made it with its most human evening yet.Amplify Aberdeen, returning for its second year, is a documentary
- [Virtual Masterclass Day](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/virtual-masterclass-day/): day 1 - September 9, 2026 Virtual - Global talks & future sounds The Global Stage: Music, Movement, and the Future Creative Eco-System A global conversation on music, movement and Scotland's place in the creative economy of tomorrow.Aberdeen Music Week 2026 opens with The Global Stage, a live four-hour virtual forum bringing together artists, industry
- [Call For Content Creator](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/call-for-content-creator/): Call for Content Creator Be part of the team that brings Aberdeen Music Week to life. Our volunteers are the heart of Aberdeen Music Week. By joining our team, you’ll gain valuable experience in the music industry, meet like-minded music lovers, and help create an unforgettable experience for everyone involved—all while enjoying the festival from
- [Become an Ambassador](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/become-an-ambassador/): Become an Aberdeen Music Week Ambassador Help Shape the Future of Music and Culture in Aberdeen What Does an Ambassador Do? As an Aberdeen Music Week Ambassador, you'll help spread the word about the festival, engage with your networks, and encourage participation from artists, audiences, volunteers, and partners. You may help by: Sharing festival announcements
- [Sponsors & Partners](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/sponsors-partners/): Sponsors & Partners Aberdeen Music Week (AMW) is more than just a festival, it’s a cultural movement amplifying creativity, connection, and community across the North East and beyond. By partnering with us, you’re not just sponsoring an event, you’re investing in the future of music, arts, and local innovation. Whether you’re a corporate brand, creative business,
- [Volunteers](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/volunteers/): Volunteer Give Your Time Build The Movement Be part of the team that brings Aberdeen Music Week to life. Our volunteers are the heart of Aberdeen Music Week. By joining our team, you’ll gain valuable experience in the music industry, meet like-minded music lovers, and help create an unforgettable experience for everyone involved—all while enjoying
- [Call For Artist](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/call-for-artist/): Applications are now open for Aberdeen Music Week 2026. Perform live, grow your audience, and be part of a powerful new wave of music and culture. Apply now.
- [Gallery](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/gallery/): 2025 Aberdeen Music Week Gallery Day 2 Fireside Chat & Networking Day 2 Fireside Chat & Networking Day 3 "Amplify Aberdeen" Showcase Day 4 Showcase and Performance Day 4 Showcase & Performance View photos from Aberdeen Music Week, featuring live music, artist showcases, speakers, workshops, networking events, and community moments from previous editions of the festival.
- [Event Review](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/event-review/): Event Feedback Form Thank you for being part of Aberdeen Music Week! Your thoughts mean a lot to us, and will help us make future editions even better. Event Feedback FormOverall Experience RatingPoor (Not what I expected)Fair (Could be better)Good (Decent experience)Very Good (I enjoyed it)Excellent (Loved it, amazing experience!)Event(s) Attended Virtual Masterclass (20 Aug,
- [About](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/about/): About Aberdeen Music Week A festival for creative ecosystem growth in the North East of Scotland Aberdeen Music Week 2026 is a flagship 4-day festival (September 9-12) designed to celebrate and integrate Aberdeen's creative talent into the UK's cultural landscape. For too long, Aberdeen’s talent has been under-recognized. Despite a thriving community of producers, musicians,
- [Press & Media](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/press-media/): Press & Media Media Inquiries We welcome coverage of Aberdeen Music Week and are happy to assist journalists, bloggers, and media professionals with information, interviews, and press passes. Press Contact Admin@aberdeenmusicweek.com Interview Request Admin@aberdeenmusicweek.com Photo/Video Credentials Admin@aberdeenmusicweek.com Press & MediaFirst NameLast NamePhone NumberEmail AddressMedia Outlet/OrganizationYour role Journalist Blogger Photographer Editor Podcaster OtherOther? Please specifyPurpose of
- [Contact](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/contact/): Contact Get in touch Find us Here Provender House, 37 Waterloo Quay, AB11 5BS, Aberdeen, Scotland Email us hello@aberdeenmusicweek.com Contact Form DemoFirst NameLast NameEmailYour MessageSend Message First Name Last Name Email Message Send Message newsletter Stay in the Loop. Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive updates, artist announcements, early-bird ticket releases, and special offers for
- [Index](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/index/): Discover Aberdeen Music Week 2026 — Scotland’s must-attend music festival with live shows, emerging talent & events across Aberdeen this summer.
- [Index - [Cloned #59]](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/index-cloned-59/): August 20–23, 2025 Aberdeen music week! A celebration of sound, soul & connection. Get ready for 4 days of unforgettable vibes, live performances, and cultural energy. Grab Your Tickets Buy Tickets on Eventbrite Grab Your Tickets Apply to Perform About Us What is Aberdeen Music Week? Aberdeen Music Week is a vibrant celebration of music,
- [Terms & Conditions](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/terms-conditions/): Terms & Conditions Please read these terms carefully before using our service 1. Introduction Welcome to Aberdeen Music Week. These Terms and Conditions govern your use of our website and attendance at our events. By accessing our website, purchasing tickets, or attending our events, you agree to be bound by these Terms. 2. Definitions In
- [Privacy Policy](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policy How we collect, use, and protect your personal information 1. Introduction Aberdeen Music Week (“we”, “our”, or “us”) is committed to protecting and respecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and store your personal information when you visit our website, purchase tickets to our events, or interact with us
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## Speakers

- [Caroline Sewell](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/caroline-sewell/): Caroline has held the role of Regional Organiser for Scotland and Northern Ireland at the MU for almost a decade, a role which combines her deep-rooted passion for music and unwavering commitment to advocating for musicians' rights. Hailing from Glasgow, Caroline’s journey in music began with a lifelong love of both performing and listening to
- [Alan Morrison](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/alan-morrison/): As Head of Music at Creative Scotland since 2016, Alan leads the team that provides funding for all genres of music in the shape of recordings, touring, festivals, artist research and development, and industry sector support. Creative Scotland is the public body that supports the arts, screen and creative industries across Scotland by distributing funding
- [Korrine Sky](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/korrine-sky/): Korrine Sky gets artists onto the right stages and gets brands taken seriously in culture. She is a talent agent and entertainment executive, a cultural brand strategist, and CEO of SMADE Group, a live entertainment company with 22 years of operating history.She represents artists, comedians, broadcasters and founders, routes UK and international tours, and books
- [Captain Toms](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/captain-toms/): Since opening Captain Toms music studio in 1997, Tom Simmonds has gone on to take a leading role in Aberdeen’s diverse music scene. From starting his own independent record label in 2002, Fat Hippy Records, to promoting hundreds of events all over Aberdeen and Scotland. Taking local artists on tour all over Europe and as
- [Femisoro Ajayi](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/femisoro-ajayi/): Femisoro Ajayi is a creative entrepreneur, talent manager and entertainment consultant with well over a decade of experience shaping careers and driving innovation across Africa's creative industries. Renowned for his strategic approach to artist development, brand partnerships, and music marketing, he has worked with leading acts across Africa, contributing to successful campaigns and chart-performing releases.Femisoro
- [Fatima Joji](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/fatima-joji/): Fatima has a professional and academic background in journalism and international development. She studied Journalism at Robert Gordon University before completing postgraduate studies in International Development at the University of Birmingham, following several years as a journalist. She has since worked for an MEP, MP and now an MSP, gaining experience across three parliaments. In
- [Folake Falana](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/folake-falana/): Folakemi Falana is an international entertainment lawyer, educator, content creator, talent manager, entertainment consultant, and speaker with about 15 years of experience across diverse areas of law and entertainment. Her passion lies in empowering creatives and companies to protect their intellectual property, navigate the complexities of the entertainment industry, and maximize the value of their
- [Chris Cooke](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/chris-cooke/): Chris Cooke is co-Founder and MD of CMU, a company that helps people navigate and understand the music business. It does this through media like the CMU Daily bulletin and Setlist podcast; a consultancy unit and training business; and a future talent programme. Via CMU, Chris writes, talks, teaches and consults about the music industry.
- [Fiona Soe Paing](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/fiona-soe-paing/): Fiona Soe Paing is a Scottish/Burmese singer and music producer from Aberdeenshire. After leaving Aberdeen to study performing arts in London, Fiona spent several years singing in bands and experimental theatre groups before starting to create her own electronic music. Her first solo recording was sung in Burmese, and was included on the Warner Music
- [Stuart Fleming](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/stuart-fleming/): Stuart Fleming is the Senior Relationship Manager for Scottish & Irish music creators at PRS for Music. His background was as a songwriter / producer, before gaining experience working across major and indie record labels, publishing companies, and in artist & tour management. His broad overview and knowledge of the music industry allow Stuart to
- [Laura Harrington](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/laura-harrington/): Laura Harrington is the Programme Manager for SC&T Youth and Co-Festival Director of the North Atlantic Fiddle Convention (NAFCo). She also serves on the board of the Traditional Music Forum of Scotland, and SC&T, and is an active musician. Growing up in Shetland, Laura has been immersed in traditional music from a young age and
- [Aja Garrod-Prance Aja](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/aja-garrod-prance-aja/): Aja joined the SMIA in 2024 as General Manager. Their role involves the day-to-day management of the SMIA’s business operations, including overseeing the successful delivery of our annual programme of services, projects and events; supporting the work of the wider executive team. They also work with our partners across SMIA projects and programmes, building effective
- [Dr Christina Ballico](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/dr-christina-ballico/): Staff Profile | Google Scholar Profile Dr Christina Ballico is a Lecturer in Popular Music Studies at the University of Aberdeen. Originally from Perth, Australia, her research examines the structure and function of place-based music industries and scenes, with a particular focus on those which are geographically isolated and positioned as peripheral. Her research explores
- [David Officer](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/david-officer/): David is the creative industries lead for Aberdeen City Council's Cultural Policy and Partnership Team and has worked in the cultural sector in Aberdeen for over 25 years. His background is in music and photography, with David spending many years playing in bands, putting on gigs, and writing about music before moving into a professional
- [Mark Dieler](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/mark-dieler/): Mark Dieler is a German-Italian creative producer, cultural networker and events professional based in Sicily. Working internationally since 1998, he has spent more than a decade living and working across Africa, developing projects at the intersection of music, hospitality, events and social change. With a background rooted in activism and cultural development, Mark has worked
- [Matt Buchanan](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/matt-buchanan/): With 20 years plus in Leadership roles across Cinemas, Arts Venues, Hospitality and Retail, Matt brings a breadth of knowledge and experience to this role. Having most recently helped open and run the Award-winning Montrose Playhouse he has seen first-hand and is passionate about delivering the cultural, well-being and economic benefits of a Community Cinema.
- [Henry Chim](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/henry-chim/): Henry formerly worked at Meta and YouTube, where he managed YouTube Live with over 600M daily active users and a multi billion ARR portfolio. He is building giggy.ai, developing new hyper efficient AI models which dramatically lowers the cost of generating media such as speech, images and video.
- [Tamara Schlesinger](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/tamara-schlesinger/): As director of Tantrum Records, solo artist MALKA and former lead singer/songwriter of 6 Day Riot, Tamara Schlesinger has written and released 9 albums in 20 years. She has enjoyed chart success, extensively toured the UK, Europe and North America, has played at numerous festivals such as Glastonbury and Bestival and has achieved acclaim from major press. Her
- [Jamie Houston](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/speakers/jamie-houston/): Creative Scotland supports the cultural and creative sectors across all parts of Scotland. We support culture and creativity in Scotland as a development organisation, a funder, an advocate, and as a public body that seeks to influence others to increase opportunity and maximise the impact our resources can offer. As a Non-Departmental Public Body, we

## Music Artists

- [Titans of Clash Reggae](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/titans-of-clash-reggae/): TITANS OF CLASH REGGAE dig deep into the rich histories of Dub Reggae, Ska and Punk to create their own unique Clash Reggae Sound. Since their formation in 2022 the band have been building a reputation for quirky song writing and slick performances, underpinned by heavyweight rhythms. The band are Colin Austin: Keyboards, Sax, Melodica
- [JOYFUL](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/joyful/): JOYFUL is a singer-songwriter from Aberdeen, Scotland. His music packs a punch bringing lots of energy & joy whilst also touching on some of the heavier struggles of life we all face. His bald head & big beard make him hard to forget. He has headlined shows around Scotland, played a number of festivals including
- [Moody Moody](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/moody-moody/): Moody Moody are an alternative band from Aberdeen, weaving together shoegaze and dream pop textures to create alternative bangers.Songwriters Levi Kelman (vocals, guitar) and Jack Nisbet (guitar) craft the noisy sonic tapestry on guitars, while the rhythm section of Marc Culley (bass) and Phil Collingbourne (drums) lay down a powerfully warm backbone. Moody Moody take
- [ Shannon Andrew](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/shannon-andrew/): Shannon Andrew is a soulful Scottish vocalist, entertainer and hostess from Aberdeen, known for her powerful voice, warm stage presence and ability to connect with any crowd. Performing across weddings, private events and live music venues throughout Scotland, Shannon brings her own soulful style to a diverse repertoire of timeless classics and modern favourites. Recently
- [Real Alibi](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/real-alibi/): Real Alibi are an acoustic duo consisting of veteran musician Dave Bremner and partner Steve Forbes. These 2 came together at AAC songwriters sessions and formed a close partnership singing and playing an eclectic range of cover songs as well as an interesting collection of original material based on their music influences.
- [Captain Toms](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/captain-toms/): :Since opening Captain Toms music studio in 1997, Tom Simmonds has gone on to take a leading role in Aberdeen’s diverse music scene. From starting his own independent record label in 2002, Fat Hippy Records, to promoting hundreds of events all over Aberdeen and Scotland. Taking local artists on tour all over Europe and as
- [Nicole D](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/nicole-d/): Nicole D, born on 3rd December 2007 in Galway, Ireland, began her musical journey at an early age, discovering her passion for singing under the guidance of her nursery teacher. With a natural vocal talent and a strong musical ear, she quickly stood out, earning recognition through awards at festivals and competitions that helped shape
- [Ewart George](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/ewart-george/): Ewart George, a singer songwriter from Aberdeen, delivers heartfelt melodic compositions. Picking away on a nylon strung acoustic guitar, his work explores the twists and turns of human relationships, the highs and the lows. His style, may be described as gentle folk-pop, with touches of country.
- [Oluwanifemi](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/oluwanifemi/): Oluwanifemi is a singer-songwriter, vocalist, performer and multi-instrumentalist with over 16 years of live performance experience. Bringing passion, energy and versatility to every stage, Oluwanifemi is a captivating performer with a natural ability to connect with audiences through music. From intimate acoustic performances to high-energy live shows, Oluwanifemi combines expressive vocals, strong musicianship and an
- [Bryan Ginge Duncan](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/bryan-ginge-duncan/): Bryan Ginge Duncan is a 67-year-old Recording Artist from Aberdeen and has played drums/percussion, guitar and sang in several bands since the age of 16. Bryan is a well known face and voice around Aberdeens open mics. He plays in 3 bands performing originals and covers spanning 7 decades… Bryan’s debut EP ‘First Time’ was
- [Daisy Mack](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/daisy-mack/): Daisy Mack is a 21 year old singer/songwriter from Aberdeen, who writes indie folk-pop music. One of her favourite parts of songwriting is lyricism and telling stories through her songs. Previously, she toured Scotland with Hit the Road in December 2024, playing shows in Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Dunfermline. She has headlined the Tunnels in Aberdeen
- [Aberdreamin](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/aberdreamin/): Aberdreamin is an electronic music project by Aberdreen based Jack Nisbet. Aberdreamin tracks range from ambient influenced electronic to wonky acid tinged goodness, all with Indie at heart. Aberdreamin has had radioplay on BBC introducing, EHFM and Do!! You!! Radio. All songs are made in the North Sea.
- [Autumn Hang](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/autumn-hang/): Tony P is the lone pilot of Autumn Hang creating lofi melancholy bedsit dream pop electronica, cobbled together using old mobile phones and obsolete office technology. Over a number of years and 100 plus self-released CDRs and online recordings a multitude of genres have been explored - recent releases include Lynchian backrooms ambience of “Discolourations”,
- [Selkie](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/selkie/): Selkie is a Glasgow-based musician and producer creating voice-led ambient pop, built around electric guitar and atmospheric vocal-based sound design. Her work is spacious and unhurried, using the voice as both melodic and textural presence. The project took shape during a period when speaking, and even breathing, felt fragile, and returning to sound became a
- [NK (NAEKAP)](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/nk-naekap/): NK (also known as NaeKap) is a Scottish hip-hop artist known for his raw honesty, sharp lyricism, and unapologetic storytelling. Born in Aberdeen and raised between Brechin and Aberdeen, NK channels real-life experiences into music that reflects struggle, resilience, and growth, blending hard-hitting rap with moments of introspection.
- [TigerDrive](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/tigerdrive/): TigerDrive is a 4-piece Alt/Emo outfit representing Aberdeen, Scotland. They have been powering through the scene since debuting in July of 2025. Throughout their career so far they have been gaining influence from all corners of the alternative scene with their debut EP "PROVISIONAL" which came out March 20th, 2026. Since then they have released
- [9tease](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/9tease/): 9tease are an Alt-rock band made in Aberdeen. Starting as nothing more than a university project, they’ve quickly proven themselves to be more. With the recent successful release of their first single “Miss Direction”, 9tease have shown that they’re serious and here to stay. Ambitious, youthful, and shaking up the scene!
- [YTHAN](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/ythan/): YTHAN is an electronic music group from Aberdeenshire. Combining pop melodies with electronic beats YTHAN released debut album 'ANACHRONISTIC' in April 2020, followed by their second album 'SUBTERRANEAN' in April of 2025. They are currently working on album number 3.
- [Friendly Skies](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/friendly-skies/): Friendly Skies are a three-piece indie rock and roll trio from Aberdeen, Scotland. Formed in June 2024. Rico, Kit, and Cameron were all already familiar faces on the Aberdeen music scene and as a band, have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from their fans and peers. Their sound is tastefully borrowed from the greats, with a
- [The Broken Creels](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/the-broken-creels/): The Broken Creels are an Aberdeenshire alt-rock band blending big guitars, strong melodies, swampy grooves and psychedelia with songs that have something to say. Fronted by award-winning singer-songwriter Colin Clyne, the band have built a reputation for powerful live performances across Scotland. Their debut single “Friend or Foe” reached No.1 in the UK iTunes Rock
- [Floating Heads](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/floating-heads/): Hailing from Aberdeen, Scotland, the four-piece Floating Heads are a fuzzed-up brew of heavy neo-psych tones with real songs, ethereal vocals, and soaring melodies. Audiences, including those at a recent sold-out venue at Edinburgh Psych Fest, have described the sound as a ‘thunderous behemoth’. Channeling influences ranging from The Doors and Black Angels, The Jesus and
- [Ckris Rowland](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/ckris-rowland/): Ckris Rowland, also known as “Da Mastermind,” is a Nigerian-born Afro R&B and Pop artist, music producer, and creative visionary currently based in Aberdeen, Scotland. Known for blending emotional storytelling with rich Afro-inspired melodies, smooth vocal delivery, and modern pop influences. Beyond music, Ckris Rowland is also a personal and performance coach, videographer, photographer, and
- [Eri Ife](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/eri-ife/): Eri Ife is a Nigerian-born, UK-based artist whose music feels like a letter you weren’t expecting but needed. Blending Afro-soul, alternative R&B, and soft, melodic storytelling, he writes with quiet honesty about love, faith, and the inner life. His work is intimate and reflective, drawing listeners in with emotion that feels thoughtful and sincere. Whether
- [Elysian](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/elysian/): Elysian are a four piece Indie Alternative band from Aberdeen. We met in college and have been playing together since. Our songs reflect personal stories from our main songwriter Jazz, and our musical inspirations include artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Wednesday, Julien Baker etc.
- [Fergus Blackhall](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/fergus-blackhall/): Fergus Blackhall is a country and folk artist from north east of Scotland. He started playing music at the age of 8 and began getting into songwriting at the age of 18. He is influenced by many artists ranging from Bruce Springsteen to Zach Bryan. He has released two EPs on Spotify titled "Come back
- [One Warm Line](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/one-warm-line/): One Warm Line is an acoustic folk trio blending rich, deep vocal harmonies with intricate guitar & banjo arrangements. Performing a captivating mix of Folk, Americana, and traditional sea shanties. They are known for their high-energy, audience-participatory live shows that keep crowds singing along.
- [Bisongrass](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/bisongrass/): A Frankenstein of members of heavy Aberdonian bands of yore, Bisongrass play metal despite definitely being old enough to know better. Having formed in 2010 they played several high profile gigs and festivals including supporting Anvil (at a sold-out Cathouse) and Bernie Tormé (ex Ozzy/Gillan). Their debut album was met with triumphant reviews both online
- [Chachy](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/music-artist/chachy/): Manifesting the future of Scotland’s rap scene, Chachy brings a breath of fresh air with his multi-genre rap music. After gaining traction in 2024 with hits like “Home Alone” & “Luckily”, in 2025, Chachy dropped his debut EP “VERTIGO” which led to his first overseas festival appearance in Croatia. While having multiple radio features over

## Categories

- [Virtual Master Card Day](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/category/virtual-master-card-day/)
- [Fireside Chat & Networking](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/category/fireside-chat-networking/)
- [Amplify Aberdeen](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/category/amplify-aberdeen/)
- [Showcase & Live Performance](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/category/showcase-live-performance/)
- [AMW-26](https://aberdeenmusicweek.com/category/amw-26/)

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