There’s something about the sound of the pipes that feels as though it’s been pulled straight from the land itself. When I played Loch Shin Bagpipe at Lauderdale House last week, I wasn’t just performing—I was trying to bring a piece of the Scottish Highlands into the room.

There are moments in life that leave a lasting imprint on our souls—experiences that elevate our everyday lives into something extraordinary. Recently, I embarked on an exhilarating adventure that blended nature and music in a way I will never forget.

I’m beyond excited to embark on my upcoming tour, Music & Nature in Scotland, blending music and environment.

The journey continues, and the Highlands keep revealing new challenges and wonders. On October 14th, I’ll set off on a hike from Cape Wrath.

There are mountains, and then there’s Suilven, rising sharply from the remote Scottish Highlands.

Last night, under the vast and pristine skies near Lochinver, Scotland, I experienced the aurora borealis for the very first time.

Today, under a cloudy and picturesque sky, I began my trip from Glasgow to Inverness. The landscape transformed from vast green valleys to

From October 9th, I'll be by the sea. From Ullapool to the waters of the Summer Isles.

Join me as I return to the iconic Sycamore Gap Tree to perform a special piece, New Life Springs, inspired by the new sprouts.

I’ve just finished my concert at the Hexham Abbey Festival and y journey through Scotland, immersed in music and nature, will begin!

So thrilled to receive funding thanks to the #NationalLottery and Arts Council England that will support a period of residency in Scotland