MOK Fest - Glen Scotia West Coast Rocks Concert Skipinnish Skipinnish are a powerhouse of contemporary Scottish music and marked a remarkable voyage of 25 years in 2024. Emerging from the heart of the Scottish Highlands and Islands, the band has flourished into an iconic name in the Celtic music scene, enthralling audiences with their potent blend of traditional and modern sounds. With a new line-up for 2026 Skipinnish remains a beacon of Scottish music, continuing to inspire and entertain. This will be Skipinnish’s 4th appearance at the festival. Heron Valley Have remained a driving force in the new generation of Scottish folk music since their 2014 inception - a band whose powerful sound has consistently ignited stages and hearts around the world. Renowned for their exhilarating live performances featuring high-octane bagpipe and fiddle tunes backed by an unrelenting rhythm section. Their sets race from reels and jigs to evocative Scottish songs and powerful original material - all delivered with a passion that’s impossible to resist. Showing no signs of slowing down they are guaranteed to lift the roof and leave the crowd calling for more. Argyll Ceilidh Trail The Argyll Ceilidh Trail is a group of young, up-and-coming musicians showcasing their music across Argyll. The musicians will be on the road for four weeks prior to the festival, visiting Inveraray, Arran, Mull, Tiree and Oban and we are delighted to have them perform at this year’s Glen Scotia West Coast Rocks Concert. The Ceilidh Trail musicians have wowed the Friday and Saturday night audiences for the past three years so we can’t wait to hear what they have in store for us on the main stage this year. Alison M Leith will MC. Victoria Hall, Campbeltown General admission with limited seated with tables and chairs. Come early if you want a seat. This event is licensed, over 16’s can attend but only if accompanied by an adult.