Highland folk-rock act Torridon, with bagpipes and traditional instrumentation, plays The Ferret in Preston with guests.
Torridon play The Ferret on Saturday 14 November, with guests on the bill. They're a six-piece folk-rock act from the Highlands of Scotland, and they describe themselves as one of the country's most electric and high-impact bands. The sound comes from mixing the scale of rock and pop with Highland bagpipes and traditional instrumentation, which puts them in the same conversation as Runrig and Big Country.
Their set will pull from both ends of the record. There's 'Highland Girl', the million-streaming hit that most people know, alongside the raw, emotive tracks from their latest album, Polaroid. Between the two, you get a good sense of where they've come from and what they're working on now.
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The Ferret is a ground-floor venue and it's dog-friendly, so you can bring your dog along if you fancy it. The night is for ages 14 and over, and anyone under 18 needs to be accompanied by a responsible adult. Tickets start at £12.50, and the music kicks off at 19:00.
