Tickets £15 cash on the door | Free to under 18s* | All concerts start at 7.30pm
Concerts 2026/2027
Dauntless
Saturday 24th October 2026
Brodick Hall, 7.30pm
Dauntless exists between the old and the new. Consisting of Connor Civatte on fiddle, Rory Carter on Octave-Mandolin and Bodhran, and Josiah Duhlstine on Cello, the group aims to explore often overlooked 18th century tunes in a new light. Dauntless had their first run of performances in early 2025 where they entered and won Battle of the Folk Bands at Celtic Connections. They have continued to perform across Scotland, reappearing at Celtic Connections in 2026 as well as having their debut at Edinburgh Tradfest. In May of 2026 they released their first single, Corrie Man, which reimagines the traditional reel.... Their second single, Superstition, will be released later this year, as well as their debut EP, Dauntless. More here.
Adlibitum
Saturday 27th November
Lamlash Community Hub (church next to wee Co-op), 7.30pm
Andrea and Djordje Gajic make up the exciting violin/accordion duo ADlibitum. Extremely proficient artists in their solo careers, together they perform an exciting repertoire giving concerts in Scotland, England, Serbia, and at the Victoria International Arts Festival in Gozo, Malta. They will perform a thrilling mix of classical compositions inspired by dance, opera and the seasons. More here.
No Borders String Trio
Saturday 27th March 2027
Brodick Hall, 7.30pm
No Borders Trio is a dynamic string trio committed to breaking down barriers through live music centred around the performance of classical music in diverse community settings, such as hospitals, care homes, schools and arts venues across Scotland. The trio consists of Frances Patterson (Violin), Suzanne Godet (Viola) and Joanna Stark (Cello), all recent graduates of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland with previous experience of volunteering with non-for-profit organisations such as the Nevis Ensemble and in Dementia Day Care centres. The group formed in early 2023 through their shared passion for chamber music and drive to build stronger links between music and communities. More here.
Welsh Choir
Thursday 29th April 2027
TBC, 7.30pm
Ethan Lock
Friday 21st May 2027
Arran High School, 7.30pm
Hailing from Scotland, pianist Ethan Loch has captivated audiences from an early age with his expressive playing and remarkable musicality. Blind since birth, he began learning piano at the age of four and graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in 2026 with First Class Honours, receiving the Principal's Award as the most outstanding music student in his graduating year. In the same year, he won the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Concerto Competition and was shortlisted for the Royal Philharmonic Society Young Artist Award. In July 2026, BBC One aired Our Lives — Seeing with Sound, a documentary following Ethan as he prepared for performances with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra and considered the next steps in his musical career. More here and here
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Good audiences support our application for funding from Chamber Music Scotland (CMS), which we make annually. Funding from CMS subsidises a large part of our programme, but if audience numbers dwindle, so also will the funds from CMS dwindle. So please come as often as you can. You can help us by...
- ...making a donation or giving a raffle prize
- ...helping to get new people to come along
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Please speak to one of the Committee: Susanna Talbot, Heather Gough, Hilary Maguire, Alice Maxwell, Carol Wickstead. Or email us at contact@arranmusic.co.uk. Or use our contact form.
Arran Theatre and Arts Trust is an umbrella organisation for Music Arran, Arran Open Studios, Arran Arts Resource, Arts Forward, Arran On Film and the McLellan Arts Festival. Its aims, in partnership with other organisations on the island, are to foster the visual, literary and performing arts on Arran, further opportunities for professionals in the arts, create experiences which raise skills, awareness and improve access at community level, develop opportunities for young people and encourage new work both on Arran and beyond through the annual McLellan Poetry Award and the McLellan Arts Festival.