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Showing posts with label summer nights. Show all posts

Monday 13 August 2018

Music and Art Edinburgh festival

Mogwai
*ART
Scottish Photography at the City Arts Centre -  charting the development of fine art photography in Scotland. The exhibition features work by a range of historic and contemporary artists - Hill and Adamson, Thomas Begbie, Joseph McKenzie, David Williams, Maud Sulter, Wendy McMurdo, Calum Colvin, Christine Borland and Dalziel + Scullion. https://edinburghartfestival.com/whats-on/detail/in-focus-scottish-photography

Rembrandt at the National galleries Mound. 
Victoria Crowe: Beyond Likeness– Scottish Portrait gallery - https://edinburghartfestival.com/whats-on/detail/beyond-likeness (also A Certain Light at the Scottish gallery)  #edartfest

*MUSIC on offer at Edinburgh festival caters for every taste – from guitar blues, live folk sessions,, grand opera, lively musicals, fun acapella choirs, exciting live shows, intimate concerts Queens hall - Blue Rose Code, Lindisfarne, Blazin Fiddles; and impressive classical orchestras – which include Scottish and international artists; long term favourites such as Tom Jones and Brian Wilson; contemporary performers such as Paloma Faith, Rag n Bone Man; progressive rockers Mogwai at the Leith theatre; folk artists. 

Blue Rose Code

There is the Summer Nights at Princes street gardens- 
Monday 6th August: Tom Jones, with Into The Ark 
Thursday 9th August:
 Bastille, and The Vaccines, and Retro Video Club 
Tuesday 14th August:
 Rag n Bone Man, with Grace Carter, and The LaFontaines 
Friday 17th August:
 Paloma Faith, with Ward Thomas 
Saturday 18th August:
 Kasabian, plus special guests
Sunday 19th August:
 Brian Wilson presents Pet Sounds, with Al Jardine + Blondie Chaplinand Beat Root Revival
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#edfringe
#edmusicfest

COMEDY is of course the main event with many respected and well known comedians appearing – Pleasance venue, Underbelly and many more.

VENUES – Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Festival theatre, George Square theatre, Pleasance, Lyceum, 
Make time for a walk up the Royal mile and down the Mound to Princes street to savour the unique, colourful and often very obscure street entertainment!  Well worth it. Hope the weather holds…..