Scotland
BBC Music Day - Scotland
Highlights from BBC Music Day in Scotland
BBC Music Day was at the heart of Glasgow’s five day festival, BBC Music at the Quay. On Friday 5th June Glasgow’s City Halls welcomed a star-studded and diverse line-up to its stage, showcasing classical, jazz, pop and world music.
The BBC’s Scottish Symphony Orchestra accompanied a wealth of performers including Deacon Blue, Jamie Cullum, Noah Stewart and Jaz Dhami. Radio 2’s Ken Bruce co-hosted the evening's proceedings with Radio 3’s Katie Derham. Ken Bruce's show earlier in the day showcased a musical mix of guests and performances on the outdoor stage at Pacific Quay. He was joined by Midge Ure, James Bay, Rae Morris, Black Star Riders and Howard Jones.
BBC Radio Scotland celebrated home-grown talent with Stevie McCrorie, Francis MacDonald and the Cairn Quartet throughout the day.
Gallery
Line-up
2000–2200 – Glasgow City Hall Concert featured:
- BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Richard Balcombe
- Jamie Cullum
- Lulu
- Noah Stewart
- Catrin Finch
- Jaz Dhami
- Deacon Blue
- Jack Liebeck
- Claire Hastings
- Presenters – Ken Bruce and Katie Derham.
2000 – Live music from the Glasgow Science Centre featured:
- Errors with the Glad Café Community Choir
- Marnie
- Lockah
Catch up
BBC Music Day with Bryan Burnett on BBC Radio Scotland.
Coverage of the big concert from Glasgow City Halls 8pm was simulcast on Radio Scotland, Radio 3, Radio 2, Asian Network and the Red Button.
Rae Morris - Sweet Dreams (Live at The Quay)
Rae Morris performing for Bryan Burnett live on BBC Music Day
James Bay - Let It Go (Live at The Quay)
Performed on the outdoor stage at BBC Music at The Quay
Jaz Dhami: High Heels
Jaz Dhami performing High Heels at the Pacific Quay, Glasgow, for BBC Music Day.
Black Star Riders - Finest Hour (Live at The Quay)
Black Star Riders performing live at BBBc Music Day in Glasgow
