The Arran Rock ‘n’ Blues 2027 Festival
a family friendly music festival taking place on the May bank holiday weekend 30th April to 2nd May in Brodick on the Isle of Arran.
The Arran Rock ‘N’ Blues Festival
The Arran Rock ‘n’ Blues Festival is a family friendly music festival taking place at the Ormidale Park in Brodick, Isle of Arran with acoustic & band sets at the Brodick Golf Club and masterclasses in the Ormidale Pavilion starting Friday 30th April until Sunday 2nd May 2027.
2027 Band Line Up
Jamie Scott
Like many of his generation, Jamie found his way to the blues via bands like [...]
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Jul
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Pat McManus
Pat McManus is an Irish musician, singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist from Derrylin, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. [...]
21
Jul
Jul
Gerry McAvoy plays with friends
Gerry McAvoy is a Northern Irish blues-rock bassist best known for his 20-year collaboration with [...]
21
Jul
Jul
Gerry McAvoy Q & A session
In 2005, McAvoy published his acclaimed biography, “Riding Shotgun: 35 Years on the Road with [...]
21
Jul
Jul
The Whisky Flowers
Blending blues, Americana, folk and rock into a powerful, contemporary sound, The Whisky Flowers draw [...]
21
Jul
Jul
The Andy Taylor Group
The Andy Taylor Group are a young and electrifying trio hailing from the Orkney Islands at [...]
21
Jul
Jul
Burning Rope
Burning Rope were in the top five finalists at this year’s UK Blues Awards in [...]
17
Jul
Jul
Miller-Crossan
Miller•Crossan are a Scottish-based blues roots duo, playing traditional blues material and original songs with [...]
17
Jul
Jul
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The Arran Rock n Blues Festival
The Arran Rock ‘n’ Blues Festival is a family friendly music festival taking place at the Ormidale Park in Brodick, Isle of Arran with acoustic sets at the Brodick Golf Club and masterclasses in the Ormidale Pavilion starting Friday 30th April until Sunday 2nd May 2027.
The festival kicks off at 3pm on Friday 30th April, then all day Saturday and Sunday. Limited campervan pitches available, plenty of camping but no vehicles allowed on the pitch. Local craft stalls, food and drink of course including breakfasts for campers.
The Isle of Arran is one of the loveliest and most relaxing switch-off spots in Scotland and over the decades has gained a reputation for live music, from the more traditional folk nights and bar band residencies to playing host to bands from the “glamtastic” years of rock in the 70’s