The Quay Sessions

Brilliant solo acoustic songs from the unique voice that is Peter Kelly.

Epic chamber pop collective mixing diverse elements of folk, rock, pop, jazz...

Combines driving rock guitars with heart-stoppingly honest emotions.

Spell-binding performance from a truly unique voice featuring songs from new album.

Fresh new pop talent owns the stage with an album that's topping the charts in Germany.

Colin MacIntyre is joined by an all-star lineup including Bernard Butler of Suede fame on lead guitar.

Brilliant haunting stuff from the always intriguing folk electronic hybrid trio. Music played: Return To Portland Dark Secret Toy Tigers Echolalia

Sarah Hayes of Admiral Fallow and Peter Brewis of Field Music collaboration.

Intimate songs and chat from the newly crowned Brit Award winner - including epic finale with the Red Hot Chilli Pipers.

Dark synth-heavy indie-rock comes to the Quay from Manchester.

Triumphant return after a 15 year break with a fresh new album.

Driving psychedelic rock duo live from the BBC in Glasgow.

Haunting, powerful performance from solo artist Su Shaw, live from the BBC.

Entertaining stories and classic songs from the Squeeze singer, with Boo Hewerdine, live from St Luke's in Glasgow.

Lewis Capaldi performs an exclusive, stripped-back set to preview songs from his forthcoming album, Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent. Presented by Roddy Hart.

The legendary Edwyn Collins and his super-tight band with new album tracks and classics, live from St Luke's in Glasgow.

Ace set from Derry-born singer Bridie Monds-Watson, on the eve of her 23rd birthday.

Fragile and beautiful performance from Lucy and her band.

Intimate acoustic set from the ex-Razorlight drummer, includes songs co-written with author Matt Haig. Features Izzi Dunn on cello and Stuart Wilkinson on mandolin/guitar.

Pop that grooves from the Dundonian singer now resident in Berlin - live from Drygate in Glasgow.

Ethan Barnett brings a tight set of razor sharp punky power pop, live from a toasty Drygate in Glasgow.

A band at the peak of its powers live from St Luke's in Glasgow.

Gorgeous harmonies and haunting lyrics live from St Luke's in Glasgow.

Idlewild are back in the spotlight with hit album, Interview Music. With their 25th anniversary coming up next year, the band have evolved beyond their indie-punk roots to deliver their most sonically adventurous collection to date. Watch high-octane versions of new songs and classics including Little Discourage and A Film For The Future.

Arcade is the new project of Irish folk artist Heidi Talbot and Scots singer-songwriter Adam Holmes. Recognised in their own right, the duo have joined forces to create album, Face The Fall. With their accomplished band, Heidi and Tom deliver a set which evokes the timeless Americana of Tom Petty and The Band.

Award winning folk artist Karine Polwart makes her debut on the show with her Scottish Songbook band. The album gave her a Top 40 hit this year. Featuring interpretations of classic homegrown music by the likes of John Martyn and Big Country alongside reversions of Chvrches and Biffy Clyro it exemplifies Karine’s genre-busting, contemporary approach to her craft.

The Pearlfishers, led by David Scott, deliver a showcase set with songs from their new album, Love & Other Hopeless Things. A collective from Scotland’s west coast music scene, they specialise in timeless songwriting reminiscent of Van Dyke Parks and Burt Bacharach.

Folk-noir singer Rachel Sermanni returns to the Quay Stage to share songs from her powerful new album, So It Turns.