³ÉÈË¿ìÊÖ

Music and conversation with legendary Cult Scottish rockers, Goodbye Mr MacKenzie who have been back out on the road: reunited for select run of tour dates to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of their hit debut album 'Good Deeds And Dirty Rags.' The group formed in the early 80’s in Bathgate, and released a number of independent singles before issuing their full length debut on Capitol Records in 1989. Grant will be looking back over their career and hearing about what they’re planning next!!

Edinburgh International Film Festival Director, Mark Adams will be sharing his highlights from this year's programme.

Rising young country star and singer / songwriter, RaeLynn will be discussing her work and UK tour; with a remarkable 250 million on-demand streams to her name, the breakout star has earned numerous award nominations from the Academy of Country Music, and already performed on shows like TODAY, Late Night with Seth Meyers and ELLEN.

In the first of a new occasional series, reporter CAMERON MACKAY visits the EASTGATE THEATRE and ARTS CENTRE IN PEEBLES. He meets the people who use the facilities and who work there; exploring the difference that ‘Arts Centres’ in Scotland can make to peoples’ lives - and their importance in the community.

All that and Scottish Film director Steven Lewis Simpson on his film, ‘Neither Wolf Nor Dog’- a remarkable tale about a white author who is drawn into a road trip through the heart of Native American Country by a Lakota elder and his best friend.

Don't Miss It!