What’s on at Hootananny and Mad Hatters
SCOTTISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC SESSION – EVERY SUNDAY-THURSDAY!
Join us at Hootananny for a live Scottish traditional music session, starting from 2130 til late.
Hosted by top local musicians from the Highlands in a cosy and casual environment, this is a fabulous introduction to the traditional music of Scotland.
SCOTTISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC SESSION – EVERY SUNDAY-THURSDAY!
Join us at Hootananny for a live Scottish traditional music session, starting from 2130 til late.
Hosted by top local musicians from the Highlands in a cosy and casual environment, this is a fabulous introduction to the traditional music of Scotland.
SCOTTISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC SESSION – EVERY SUNDAY-THURSDAY!
Join us at Hootananny for a live Scottish traditional music session, starting from 2130 til late.
Hosted by top local musicians from the Highlands in a cosy and casual environment, this is a fabulous introduction to the traditional music of Scotland.
FORMED in 2000, Rooty Ma Toot Big Band has, over the years, included many of the top musicians around Inverness.
They have played at castles, Highland stately homes, corporate functions, Inverness Caledonian Thistle Stadium, festivals, clubs, many private functions, and featured several times on MFR.
Regular line up has piano, bass, drums, guitar, 3 or 4 trumpets, 3 or 4 trombones and 5 saxes. Guest vocalists appear often with the band. Big band swing, jazz, jump jive, Sixties soul – all regularly feature.
Join them between 8.00 pm and 10.00 pm at Hoots for their Xmas Special on Saturday December 19th.
Calum is a warm, down-to-earth, young man from the West Coast of Scotland who fell in love with the accordion at a tender age of 7. As a young boy with the desire to learn more, he spent more years learning the rudiments from the best accordionists in the Highlands until he eventually created his unique style. Though he hailed from Fort William, Calum moved to Inverness in 2007 where he strived to focus on his technique.
Calum is an energetic musician who has performed in Italy, Belgium, France, and Germany. Now he is coming to Hootananny for a night that can not be missed!
Free entry.
4 piece covers band from Ross-Shire, covering party tunes from Stevie Wonder to George Ezra and most points in between
West Coast Ceilidh Band not to be missed!
“I said HALLELUJAH!!!”
Highland Voices Gospel Choir was created by Musical Director Tony Henry in 2017.
The Gospel Choir is based in Dingwall, Ross-shire in the Highlands of Scotland.
The choir consists of male and female vocalists who come together to create close harmonies, generating an amazing sound for their audiences at each and every performance.
The choir has been performing around the Highlands with the ultimate aim of competing in the national competitions.
SCOTTISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC SESSION – EVERY SUNDAY-THURSDAY!
Join us at Hootananny for a live Scottish traditional music session, starting from 2130 til late.
Hosted by top local musicians from the Highlands in a cosy and casual environment, this is a fabulous introduction to the traditional music of Scotland.
Traditional tunes from Nick and friends to welcome in Xmas!
Top Scottish Box player Ruairidh Maclean comes to Hoots!
Check out this amazing player on YouTube!
The Scone Fairies are Bob Massie & Jonathan Hill, lifelong enthusiasts for Scottish Traditional
Music… be careful, it’s catching!
Ted Christopher is one of Scotland’s finest performers. He is a well-travelled and extremely versatile singer songwriter. He is equally at home whether singing heart-felt originals to a concert audience, belting out Scottish favourites to the Tartan Army or playing some of his huge pop/rock repertoire to a packed dance floor.
Unfazed by any size of audience, he played to 750,000 people on The Mall in Washinton DC. A week later there were 12 in Cowie Miners Welfare. How’s that for a quick reality check? And they were both great gigs!
Ted has been involved in the Scottish live music scene since he was fifteen. He is proud to be a native of The Royal and Ancient Burgh of Stirling (Stirling is now a city but he much prefers the previous description of his hometown) and was born and raised a mere claymore’s length from Stirling Castle and The National Wallace Monument.
Ted performs many solo gigs, sometimes uses a couple of musicians as “The Ted Christopher Band” and of course fronts “Bannockburn”
The best party band in the Highlands and Islands
The Trad Band are an ever-changing collective of Scottish Traditional musicians based in the Highlands of Scotland.
Led by the established fiddle player Nick Firth and regulars at Hootananny, they bring you a night of traditional stompin’ ceilidh music to keep you dancing for a night you can’t forget. The band have also appeared at Belladrum Festival and Jocktoberfest.