After years of busking and sharing covers on YouTube, the time has come for Rianne Downey to step into the spotlight with the release of her debut album, A Consequence of Love. The record showcases the Scottish rising star’s love of country music, with songs that explore love and loss, both romantic and familial and, on the soaring title track, the importance of putting herself first.

Rianne Downey is a Scottish singer-songwriter who began her musical journey at just 16. While attending Cardinal Newman High School, she was awarded the prestigious James McAvoy Scholarship to study at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland in Glasgow.

Now a true Scottish sensation, Downey has captured national attention through her collaboration with Paul Heaton of The Beautiful South, providing stunning vocals on his recent tour and winning over audiences across the UK.

Rooted in country and folk, Downey’s album also weaves in unorthodox Celtic touches, giving it a distinctive and slightly off-beat charm. The beautiful sound mirrors Rianne’s own journey as an artist, a unique path that comes to life on stage, making this festival performance the perfect chance to experience her story and songs up close.

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*This is a standing event. A limited number of seats are available to customers with accessibility requirements by selecting the Accessible Platform ticket. *

*The Lodge stage venue is wheelchair accessible. If you require further information on accessibility please visit our [Accessibility Guide](https://www.fringebythesea.com/accessibility-2/) or contact info@fringebythesea.com. *

*All ages are welcome. Under 16s must be accompanied by an over 18.*

 

 

 

Celebrating 40 years at the helm of traditional Celtic music, Capercaillie bring their distinctive blend of contemporary sounds and deep Gaelic roots for an unforgettable evening.

Fresh from delighting audiences across the world with their latest album, ReLoved, a collection of symphonic arrangements recorded with BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, the band showcase their potent mix of strident Hebridean songs and hypnotic instrumental work.

Originating in Argyll, Scotland, Capercaillie began performing together as teenagers before emerging as one of the nations most innovative Celtic groups. By exploring new musical terrain and weaving in jazz, electronica and global influences, they have continually pushed boundaries and earned recognition as one of Scotland’s leading Celtic ensembles.

Bringing their heartening and vibrant sound to Fringe by the Sea, Capercaillie invite you celebrate with a night of traditional Scottish music with an unforgettable contemporary twist.

 

This is a seated event. The Big Top venue is wheelchair accessible. If you require further information on accessibility please visit our Accessibility Guide or contact info@fringebythesea.com

All ages are welcome. Under 16s must be accompanied by an over 18.