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[ARTIST ANNOUNCEMENT] – The Painting

Introducing The Painting – Performing on Saturday 27 June 2026 on the Scottish Citylink Discovery Stage Formed in 2024, The Painting are quickly establishing themselves as one of Scotland’s most exciting new pop-rock bands. Rising from the ashes of Arcade State, the six-piece bring together vocalist and songwriter Ciaran Murray, drummer Jordan Murray, keys/vocalist Marta…

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[ARTIST ANNOUNCEMENT] – The Killing Tide

Introducing The Killing Tide – Performing on Sunday 28 June 2026 on the Scottish Citylink Discovery Stage From the rugged coastline of North-East Scotland comes The Killing Tide, a four-piece rock band delivering emotionally charged, atmospheric performances that have been making a strong impression across the Scottish music scene. Their sound blends towering guitars, marching…

HF - December 2025 Update

Our December 2025 Update

Welcome to our latest monthly update. With each month that passes, we’re getting closer and closer to #HF26 — and November has been an exciting one for the team. An Evening With Marti Pellow… The news we shared on 1st November about Marti Pellow headlining the Friday night has been incredibly well received. Thousands of…

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