SKERRYVORE

For more than 20 years, Skerryvore have been redefining Scottish music for audiences around the world. Formed on the Isle of Tiree, the award-winning eight-piece blend the rich traditions of bagpipes, fiddles, whistles and accordion with the energy and power of contemporary rock, creating a sound that is unmistakably their own.

Renowned for their electrifying live performances, Skerryvore have built a global following through sold-out tours, major festival appearances and a reputation as one of Scotland’s most exciting live acts. Their music combines soaring melodies, heartfelt songwriting and infectious rhythms, bringing together tradition and innovation in equal measure.

With a career that continues to reach new heights—including a Scottish No.1 album and multiple industry awards—Skerryvore remain true to their roots while constantly pushing creative boundaries. Passionate, uplifting and packed with energy, they continue to captivate audiences wherever they perform.

In May 2025, the band turned 20 years old, marking the occasion in true style with Skerryvore XX, a 20th anniversary concert at the spectacular Floors Castle in the Scottish Borders. This was more than just a gig – it was a gathering of a global family, two decades in the making, and a celebration of the music that has carried the band and fans alike on this incredible journey.

Now, as they enter their next chapter, the band are preparing to release Beautiful Mistakes, their most ambitious and deeply personal album yet. Due for release on 6 November 2026, the album finds Skerryvore continuing to push their sound forward while remaining connected to the musical roots that started everything.

Produced by acclaimed producer Jamie Squire, the album explores the beauty that can be found in life's imperfections, combining heartfelt songwriting with the energy, musicianship and live spirit that have become synonymous with Skerryvore.

From the windswept shores of Tiree to some of the world's biggest stages, Skerryvore have never simply carried Scottish music with them — they have helped move it forward.