Concerts will be held in The Main Church Building.
Please note the Church have asked that No Alcohol be drunk in the main building.

4th February

BETH MALCOLM is a songwriter, piano player and singer of stories from Perth. Beth’s music is folk-inspired, and she sings an eclectic mix of traditional Scots songs, alongside her own writing. Beth was named BBC MG ALBA Scots Singer of the Year in 2022 and 2024. Thanks to a sustained indoctrination from kin, Beth has been performing since she was old enough to stand on stage. After a brief hiatus from folk music in her teenage years, (read Girls Aloud), Beth fell in love with the old songs and music she had grown up with. She found a home, singing regular floor spots at the Glasgow Star Folk club. Beth has been singing, arranging, playing and writing ever since.
‘Beth Malcolm brings passionate commitment to whatever she sings…a glowing future beckons.’ Jim Gilchrist, The Scotsman

25th February

SCOTT GARDINER is one of Scotland's top traditional singers and has been performing at concerts and festivals across the country since his schooldays. Brought up on a flatland farm in historic Forfarshire, he is best known for singing the bothy ballads and songs of the north-east. Career highlights include representing Scotland at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in the USA; winning the Bothy Ballad World Championship in Elgin; three nominations for Scots Singer of the Year at the BBC ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards and, along with guitarist Johnny Kemp, becoming the first man to get a Mexican wave going at Dunfermline Folk Club. He started off the 2024 running the late night song club at Celtic Connections, followed by concerts in Dublin, Orkney, Angus, Aberdeen, Cornwall, London, Leicester and Inverness. And festivals in Girvan, Dorset, Orkney, Portsoy, Keith, Perthshire, Aberdeenshire, Kirriemuir, Devon and Findhorn.