Country star Cammy Barnes, who blends contemporary country with Scottish traditional influences, plays the Music Hall in Aberdeen.
Cammy Barnes plays the Music Hall on Sunday 18 October, with special guests on the bill. He's a crossover country artist from Fife, and this is part of his Scotland tour.
If you're not familiar with him, Barnes blends contemporary country songwriting with Scottish traditional influences. He first broke into the mainstream with the single 'Whiskey Roll', which reached the UK top 40 and the top 10 of both the Official Singles Sales and Downloads Charts. Since then, he's amassed more than 100 million combined streams and views worldwide and over 1.5 million social media followers.
He's known for bringing bagpipes and Scottish influences into modern country music, and he's played to sold-out halls across Scotland and England, including two nights at Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom. He's also appeared on stages at TRNSMT, Heather on the Hill and State Fayre festivals. On the broadcast side, he's been on BBC One's Morning Live, BBC Radio 5 Live's The Patrick Kielty Show, BBC Radio 4's Loose Ends and BBC One Scotland's Burns Night 2026 concert. He's currently working between Scotland and Nashville on his debut album.
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Tickets are £28.50, and the show starts at 7:00pm.
