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SUMMARY:Stone of Destiny
DESCRIPTION:Tells of the daring heist of The Stone of Destiny in the 1950s by a charming group of idealistic Scottish undergraduates\, whose action rekindled Scottish nationalistic pride. \nWatch Trailer Here \nInformation \nRunning Time:  96 Minutes \nGenre: Drama\, Crime\, Comedy \nDirector: Charles Martin Smith \nStarring: Robert Carlyle\, Peter Mullan\, Charlie Cox\, Kate Mara\, Billy Boyd \nThis is a one-off showing of this film and a fundraiser with all profits being divided among various causes\, including The James Scott Skinner statue and The Crann Tara Midnight service. \nA film based on true facts. An event in History which will never be forgotten. The Stone of Destiny\, also known as the Stone of Scone\, was famously stolen by four Scottish students in 1950 as a political act to promote Scottish nationalism. \nThere will also be a raffle as well. Donations for this are welcome.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/stone-of-destiny/
LOCATION:MacRobert Memorial Hall\, The Square\, Tarland\, Aberdeenshire\, AB34 YL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Tarland
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SUMMARY:Mr Burton
DESCRIPTION:In the Welsh town of Port Talbot\, 1942\, Richard Jenkins lives as a wayward schoolboy\, caught between the pressures of his struggling family\, a devastating war and his own ambitions. However\, a new opportunity arises when Richard’s natural talent for drama catches the attention of his teacher\, Philip Burton. \nWatch Trailer Here \nInformation \nRunning Time:  124 Minutes \nGenre: Drama \nDirector: Marc Evans \nStarring: Toby Jones\, Harry Lawtey\, Steffan Rhodri\, Daniel Evans\, Aimee-Ffion Edwards\, Aneurin Barnard\, Lesley Manville
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/mr-burton/
LOCATION:Portgordon Village Hall\, Cross Street\, Portgordon\, Buckie\, Moray\, AB56 5QW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Portgordon
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SUMMARY:Almost Famous
DESCRIPTION:Emily Benton\, veteran actor and star of stage and screen\, is back in the UK after a career that took her to Broadway and Hollywood. With her pedigree\, she should be in Downton Abbey or the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel\, not auditioning for a role in a devised play that only become available when another\, more famous\, actor went to join the theatre in the sky. What cruel fate brought her here? Maybe there’s a secret she’s not revealing.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/almost-famous-2/
LOCATION:Number 30\, Huntly\, 30 The Square\, Huntly\, Aberdeenshire\, AB54 8BR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Huntly
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SUMMARY:That Sinking Feeling
DESCRIPTION:Ronnie\, Wal\, Andy and Vic are four bored\, unemployed teens in dreary\, rainy Glasgow. Ronnie comes up with a great idea. He has noticed that stainless steel sinks are worth a lot of money and comes up with a complicated scheme: to steal sinks from a warehouse dressed as girls and using a stop-motion-potion. \nWatch Trailer Here \nInformation \nRunning Time:  93 Minutes \nGenre: Comedy\, Drama\, Crime \nDirector: Bill Forsyth \nStarring: Robert Buchanan\, Billy Greenlees\, John Hughes\, John Gordon Sinclair\, Drew Burns\, Eddie Burt
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/that-sinking-feeling/
LOCATION:Brechin City Hall\, 9 Swan Street\, Brechin\, Angus\, DD9 6EE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Brechin
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SUMMARY:Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell
DESCRIPTION:Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell are a two-man trad tornado tearing through the folk world with foot percussion\, fiddle\, guitar\, vocals\, and groove to spare. Kitted out with grooving basslines\, tight harmonies\, and offbeat charm\, they’re just a couple of lads with a tangle of strings – yet they somehow summon the sound and swagger of a much bigger band. Their music blends original compositions with tunes and songs they’ve found in the wild\, delivered with harmonies\, tall tales\, and a streak of serious silliness. Their shows mix clickety clacks\, plucks and strums\, with easy repartee and sharp turns – every piece crafted to keep toes tapping\, faces smiling\, and the whole room leaning in. It’s groove\, grit\, and guaranteed good times. \nMusically\, they straddle tradition and invention\, bridging the folk archive with a fearless modern edge. Some tracks glisten with clean lines and elegant harmonies – crystalline structures that shimmer in the light of\ncontemporary trad. Others veer gleefully off course\, hopping on the blues train for a whistle-stop tour of the Québécois folk line. One moment it’s reels and foot taps\, the next it’s jazz chords\, pop turns\, and grooves that could jump the track and land somewhere between Vulfpeck and Le Vent du Nord. Arthur\, a fiddler raised in Aberdeenshire\, builds rolling\, riff-heavy tunes grounded in his family’s musical traditions and shaped further by studies with Jonny Hardie (Old Blind Dogs). Kerran\, a melodic schemer from Cumbria\, draws on pop and choral training to weave in crisp harmonies and satisfying twists. \nSince first meeting at Sidmouth Folk Week in 2018 (one of them tipsy – you can guess who)\, Arthur and Kerran have grown from pub jam sessions to becoming festival favourites across the UK. As broadcaster Mike Blackburn put it: “One of the very best live acts I’ve ever seen – and I’ve seen a lot!” They’ve earned repeat invitations and enthusiastic followings at events like Sidmouth Folk Week\, the UK’s longest-running folk festival; Purbeck Valley\, known for spotlighting rising talent; and Edinburgh’s Scots Fiddle Festival\, a cornerstone of Scotland’s traditional music scene. Their growing profile has also reached international audiences\, with a 2024 tour of Québec and Ontario and a standout set at Festival Trad Montréal\, one of Québec’s premier traditional music events. In 2025\, they were named winners of the Robinson Emerging Artist Showcase at the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival\, Canada’s leading pan-Celtic celebration. With performances in 2025 at the prestigious Shrewsbury Folk Festival\, as well as FolkEast and Aberdeen’s Tall Ships Races\, they’re quickly becoming one of the most talked-about acts on the circuit. \nAfter charming critics and crowds with their last album Music for Cows (2024)\, Arthur and Kerran have traded pasture for pyrotechnics. Their next release\, Controlled Burn (due February 2026)\, leans hard into original material – with foot-stomping grooves\, driving tunes\, and a few tracks that come in smoking hot. The name? It was inspired by chance encounters\, good times on the road\, and possibly a barbecue on Lake Huron – but that story’s for another time. As Folkworld put it\, their sound is “powerful and dark\, fresh and fun” – and this time around\, they’re striking the match on something bold\, strange\, and entirely their own. UK dates will follow in the spring\, with North American shows lined up for summer 2026. Expect trad turned sideways\, storytelling with soul\, and grooves that smoulder\, spark\, and occasionally catch fire.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/arthur-coates-kerran-cotterell-10/
LOCATION:Forglen Hall\, Forglen\, Turriff\, Aberdeenshire\, AB53 4JL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Forglen
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SUMMARY:Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
DESCRIPTION:When Mary finds herself at the centre of a public scandal and the family faces financial strife\, the entire household grapples with the threat of social disgrace. The Crawleys must embrace change as the staff prepares for a new chapter with the next generation leading Downton Abbey into the future. \nWatch Trailer Here \nInformation \nRunning Time:  123 Minutes \nGenre:  Drama\, Romance \nDirector: Simon Curtis \nStarring: Hugh Bonneville\, Michelle Dockery\, Elizabeth McGovern\, Phyllis Logan\, Laura Carmichael\, Joanne Froggart\, Allen Leech\, Jim Carter
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/downton-abbey-the-grand-finale-2/
LOCATION:Banff Castle\, Castle Street\, Banff\, Aberdeenshire\, AB45 1DL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Banff
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SUMMARY:Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell
DESCRIPTION:Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell are a two-man trad tornado tearing through the folk world with foot percussion\, fiddle\, guitar\, vocals\, and groove to spare. Kitted out with grooving basslines\, tight harmonies\, and offbeat charm\, they’re just a couple of lads with a tangle of strings – yet they somehow summon the sound and swagger of a much bigger band. Their music blends original compositions with tunes and songs they’ve found in the wild\, delivered with harmonies\, tall tales\, and a streak of serious silliness. Their shows mix clickety clacks\, plucks and strums\, with easy repartee and sharp turns – every piece crafted to keep toes tapping\, faces smiling\, and the whole room leaning in. It’s groove\, grit\, and guaranteed good times. \nMusically\, they straddle tradition and invention\, bridging the folk archive with a fearless modern edge. Some tracks glisten with clean lines and elegant harmonies – crystalline structures that shimmer in the light of\ncontemporary trad. Others veer gleefully off course\, hopping on the blues train for a whistle-stop tour of the Québécois folk line. One moment it’s reels and foot taps\, the next it’s jazz chords\, pop turns\, and grooves that could jump the track and land somewhere between Vulfpeck and Le Vent du Nord. Arthur\, a fiddler raised in Aberdeenshire\, builds rolling\, riff-heavy tunes grounded in his family’s musical traditions and shaped further by studies with Jonny Hardie (Old Blind Dogs). Kerran\, a melodic schemer from Cumbria\, draws on pop and choral training to weave in crisp harmonies and satisfying twists. \nSince first meeting at Sidmouth Folk Week in 2018 (one of them tipsy – you can guess who)\, Arthur and Kerran have grown from pub jam sessions to becoming festival favourites across the UK. As broadcaster Mike Blackburn put it: “One of the very best live acts I’ve ever seen – and I’ve seen a lot!” They’ve earned repeat invitations and enthusiastic followings at events like Sidmouth Folk Week\, the UK’s longest-running folk festival; Purbeck Valley\, known for spotlighting rising talent; and Edinburgh’s Scots Fiddle Festival\, a cornerstone of Scotland’s traditional music scene. Their growing profile has also reached international audiences\, with a 2024 tour of Québec and Ontario and a standout set at Festival Trad Montréal\, one of Québec’s premier traditional music events. In 2025\, they were named winners of the Robinson Emerging Artist Showcase at the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival\, Canada’s leading pan-Celtic celebration. With performances in 2025 at the prestigious Shrewsbury Folk Festival\, as well as FolkEast and Aberdeen’s Tall Ships Races\, they’re quickly becoming one of the most talked-about acts on the circuit. \nAfter charming critics and crowds with their last album Music for Cows (2024)\, Arthur and Kerran have traded pasture for pyrotechnics. Their next release\, Controlled Burn (due February 2026)\, leans hard into original material – with foot-stomping grooves\, driving tunes\, and a few tracks that come in smoking hot. The name? It was inspired by chance encounters\, good times on the road\, and possibly a barbecue on Lake Huron – but that story’s for another time. As Folkworld put it\, their sound is “powerful and dark\, fresh and fun” – and this time around\, they’re striking the match on something bold\, strange\, and entirely their own. UK dates will follow in the spring\, with North American shows lined up for summer 2026. Expect trad turned sideways\, storytelling with soul\, and grooves that smoulder\, spark\, and occasionally catch fire.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/arthur-coates-kerran-cotterell-8/
LOCATION:New Deer Public Hall\, Church Crescent\, New Deer\, Turriff\, Aberdeenshire\, AB53 6WD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:New Deer
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SUMMARY:Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell
DESCRIPTION:Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell are a two-man trad tornado tearing through the folk world with foot percussion\, fiddle\, guitar\, vocals\, and groove to spare. Kitted out with grooving basslines\, tight harmonies\, and offbeat charm\, they’re just a couple of lads with a tangle of strings – yet they somehow summon the sound and swagger of a much bigger band. Their music blends original compositions with tunes and songs they’ve found in the wild\, delivered with harmonies\, tall tales\, and a streak of serious silliness. Their shows mix clickety clacks\, plucks and strums\, with easy repartee and sharp turns – every piece crafted to keep toes tapping\, faces smiling\, and the whole room leaning in. It’s groove\, grit\, and guaranteed good times. \nMusically\, they straddle tradition and invention\, bridging the folk archive with a fearless modern edge. Some tracks glisten with clean lines and elegant harmonies – crystalline structures that shimmer in the light of\ncontemporary trad. Others veer gleefully off course\, hopping on the blues train for a whistle-stop tour of the Québécois folk line. One moment it’s reels and foot taps\, the next it’s jazz chords\, pop turns\, and grooves that could jump the track and land somewhere between Vulfpeck and Le Vent du Nord. Arthur\, a fiddler raised in Aberdeenshire\, builds rolling\, riff-heavy tunes grounded in his family’s musical traditions and shaped further by studies with Jonny Hardie (Old Blind Dogs). Kerran\, a melodic schemer from Cumbria\, draws on pop and choral training to weave in crisp harmonies and satisfying twists. \nSince first meeting at Sidmouth Folk Week in 2018 (one of them tipsy – you can guess who)\, Arthur and Kerran have grown from pub jam sessions to becoming festival favourites across the UK. As broadcaster Mike Blackburn put it: “One of the very best live acts I’ve ever seen – and I’ve seen a lot!” They’ve earned repeat invitations and enthusiastic followings at events like Sidmouth Folk Week\, the UK’s longest-running folk festival; Purbeck Valley\, known for spotlighting rising talent; and Edinburgh’s Scots Fiddle Festival\, a cornerstone of Scotland’s traditional music scene. Their growing profile has also reached international audiences\, with a 2024 tour of Québec and Ontario and a standout set at Festival Trad Montréal\, one of Québec’s premier traditional music events. In 2025\, they were named winners of the Robinson Emerging Artist Showcase at the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival\, Canada’s leading pan-Celtic celebration. With performances in 2025 at the prestigious Shrewsbury Folk Festival\, as well as FolkEast and Aberdeen’s Tall Ships Races\, they’re quickly becoming one of the most talked-about acts on the circuit. \nAfter charming critics and crowds with their last album Music for Cows (2024)\, Arthur and Kerran have traded pasture for pyrotechnics. Their next release\, Controlled Burn (due February 2026)\, leans hard into original material – with foot-stomping grooves\, driving tunes\, and a few tracks that come in smoking hot. The name? It was inspired by chance encounters\, good times on the road\, and possibly a barbecue on Lake Huron – but that story’s for another time. As Folkworld put it\, their sound is “powerful and dark\, fresh and fun” – and this time around\, they’re striking the match on something bold\, strange\, and entirely their own. UK dates will follow in the spring\, with North American shows lined up for summer 2026. Expect trad turned sideways\, storytelling with soul\, and grooves that smoulder\, spark\, and occasionally catch fire.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/arthur-coates-kerran-cotterell-9/
LOCATION:Collieston Community Centre\, Hightown\, Collieston\, AB41 8RS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Collieston
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SUMMARY:Stories & Songs of North East Bothy Tradition
DESCRIPTION:Step into the heart of North East Scotland’s bothy culture\, where stories are spun\, ballads are sung\, and fiddles bring history to life. This captivating performance weaves together the rich traditions of the land\, led by storytellers Phyll McBain & Jackie Ross\, a stirring bothy ballad singer Allan Taylor\, and a fiddler Karin Paterson whose melodies echo through time. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the magic of the bothy\, this show will transport you to a world of warmth\, wit\, and wonder. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of song and story!
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/stories-songs-of-north-east-bothy-tradition-3/
LOCATION:Portgordon Village Hall\, Cross Street\, Portgordon\, Buckie\, Moray\, AB56 5QW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Portgordon
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SUMMARY:Stories & Songs of North East Bothy Tradition
DESCRIPTION:Step into the heart of North East Scotland’s bothy culture\, where stories are spun\, ballads are sung\, and fiddles bring history to life. This captivating performance weaves together the rich traditions of the land\, led by storytellers Phyll McBain & Jackie Ross\, a stirring bothy ballad singer Allan Taylor\, and a fiddler Karin Paterson whose melodies echo through time. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the magic of the bothy\, this show will transport you to a world of warmth\, wit\, and wonder. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of song and story!
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/stories-songs-of-north-east-bothy-tradition-2/
LOCATION:Braes of Glenlivet Hall\, Chapeltown\, Ballindalloch\, Moray\, AB37 9JS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Glenlivet
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260425T190000
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SUMMARY:The Sorries
DESCRIPTION:THE SORRIES are Douglas Kay (vocals\, guitar\, bodhran\, mandolin\, flute) and Martin Philip (vocals\, guitar\, bodhran\, tres cubano). The duo sing\, play and banter their way through a show which features a host of traditional tunes from the much-loved Scottish songbook\, as well as some songs gathered from the oral tradition and a few original compositions. \nThe two formed The Sorries in 2006 following a conversation during a tour of the Highlands where both Martin and Douglas were performing as part of separate projects. Coming from very different musical backgrounds\, they discovered a shared love for the music of The Corries. Over a bottle of whisky they decided that the duo is still an ideal format in which to present so many of the wonderful folk songs in which Scotland is so rich. \nThey now have seven albums under their belts – their most recent\, I Will Work receiving airplay on Radio Scotland – and have performed to lively crowds in venues which range from Moscow’s Samhain Festival to Hampden Park\, and from the Brighton Fringe to the Isle of Eigg.  They have performed to sell-out crowds across the last 16 years of the Edinburgh Fringe and in 2026 the lads are delighted to be embarking on a Spring tour in venues throughout Scotland.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/the-sorries-4/
LOCATION:Johnshaven Village Hall\, Mid Street\, Johnshaven\, Montrose\, Angus\, DD10 0HB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Johnshaven
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260426T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260426T193000
DTSTAMP:20260624T054526
CREATED:20251217T084518Z
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SUMMARY:The Sorries
DESCRIPTION:THE SORRIES are Douglas Kay (vocals\, guitar\, bodhran\, mandolin\, flute) and Martin Philip (vocals\, guitar\, bodhran\, tres cubano). The duo sing\, play and banter their way through a show which features a host of traditional tunes from the much-loved Scottish songbook\, as well as some songs gathered from the oral tradition and a few original compositions. \nThe two formed The Sorries in 2006 following a conversation during a tour of the Highlands where both Martin and Douglas were performing as part of separate projects. Coming from very different musical backgrounds\, they discovered a shared love for the music of The Corries. Over a bottle of whisky they decided that the duo is still an ideal format in which to present so many of the wonderful folk songs in which Scotland is so rich. \nThey now have seven albums under their belts – their most recent\, I Will Work receiving airplay on Radio Scotland – and have performed to lively crowds in venues which range from Moscow’s Samhain Festival to Hampden Park\, and from the Brighton Fringe to the Isle of Eigg.  They have performed to sell-out crowds across the last 16 years of the Edinburgh Fringe and in 2026 the lads are delighted to be embarking on a Spring tour in venues throughout Scotland.
URL:https://neatshows.org.uk/event/the-sorries-3/
LOCATION:Kemnay Village Hall\, 8 Aquithie Road\, Kemnay\, Aberdeenshire\, AB51 5SS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Kemnay
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