Inchberry Hall Music Day - 31st October 2026

Unleash the Beats: Moray Rocks!

Renowned Canadian singer-songwriter David Celia is celebrated for his soulful melodies and poignant lyrics. With a career spanning over two decades, he has become a prominent figure in the music industry, effortlessly blending folk, rock, and pop influences. David's music often explores themes of love, resilience, and personal growth, making it a source of inspiration and comfort for many. As the headline act for today's event focused on non-profit arts for wellbeing, David brings not only his musical talent but also a deep commitment to harnessing the power of the arts to enhance mental health and wellbeing. His involvement underscores the vital role that music plays in fostering connection and healing, making today's gathering a truly special occasion.

Killer Smile is a Scottish band that emerged from the vibrant music scene, blending rock and alternative sounds with an emotional depth that resonates with audiences. Formed in the mid-2000s, the group is known for its compelling lyrics and energetic performances, which have captivated fans both locally and beyond. The members, each with diverse musical backgrounds, came together with a shared passion for creating music that not only entertains but also promotes well-being. Over the years, Killer Smile has harnessed their artistic talents to support various non-profit initiatives, using their platform to raise awareness for mental health and the transformative power of the arts. Through their music, they aim to inspire and uplift individuals, demonstrating the profound impact that creativity can have on overall wellness.

Ratistas Internationale is an up-and-coming Glasgow-based Ska/punk band that's making a name for themselves in the vibrant music scene. Known for their eclectic sound that merges raw punk energy with captivating bass lines, they capture the essence of alternative music in Scotland.

With performances that resonate with intense energy and a commitment to pushing musical boundaries, Ratistas Internationale has quickly established themselves as a must-see act. They participated in notable events like the Edinburgh Alternative Punk Weekender, showcasing their talent alongside other promising artists.

As they prepare for their next festival appearance, audiences can expect an exhilarating performance that reflects their unique style and dynamism. Don't miss the chance to experience Ratistas Internationale live, where they promise to deliver a show filled with passion and creativity!

Lost in the Woods create original songs, a mixture of uplifting and poignant, with a strong thread of storytelling running through them. In the duo, Anthony plays acoustic guitar, laying down authoritative percussive rhythm, and sings main vocal. Roddy plays melodic voicings on electric guitar, adding sparkle and shimmer. He also sings backing vocals and harmonies.
Their performances blend humour, storytelling and memorable original songwriting - ideal for Festival audiences looking for something warm, distinctive and authentic.

With his vision and passion for music, singer/songwriter/guitarist Danny Mortimer has been grabbing attention among gig-goers and radio listeners all across the country since bursting onto the scene in 2015. Having released three solo albums, his brand of Melodic Guitar Based Rock has proven time and time again to being increasingly popular, consistently breaking new ground every single year.
Danny's music has taken him on an incredible journey so far and has allowed him to play at some of the country's best venues and festivals, including the O2 ABC (Glasgow), NXNE (Aberdeen), Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival (Beauly), Gig In The Grounds (South Lanarkshire), Butefest (Isle of Bute), Loud Mouth (Banff Castle), The Ironworks (Inverness), The O2 Academy (Glasgow) and multiple nights at the P&J Live (Aberdeen), including live dates ahead of George Ezra, Michael McIntyre, Paul Heaton, The Zutons, Bryan Adams, The Stereophonics, James and Biffy Clyro.
Danny is currently recording his 4th solo release, which has already seen material appear in his live sets, with incredibly positive feedback from fans.
Playing alongside his full live backing band or as a solo acoustic act, Danny's passion for his work shines through every single time he steps up to the microphone."

Talented Scottish singer and advocate for the arts, Susanna Wolfe, has dedicated her career to promoting wellbeing through music. With a passion for harnessing the transformative power of the arts, Susanna actively participates in non-profit initiatives aimed at improving mental health and community cohesion. Her soothing voice and heartfelt lyrics resonate with audiences, making her an inspirational figure in the realm of arts for wellbeing. By collaborating with various organisations, Susanna strives to create inclusive spaces where creativity can flourish, and individuals can find solace and connection through artistic expression.

Chris Adams is part of the Lossiemouth folk club and Moray music community. He sings a variety of genres but is known for his bluegrass/ southern blues type of sound with guitar and harmonica. He has gained recognition performing at various art and music festivals, where his gritty vocals and compelling stage presence left a lasting impression.

Vibrant Rebels, hailing from the heart of Scotland, are a dynamic musical ensemble known for their electrifying performances and genre-blending sound. Formed in 2018, the band comprises talented musicians who share a passion for pushing the boundaries of contemporary music. With influences ranging from traditional Scottish folk to modern rock and electronic beats, Vibrant Rebels have carved a unique niche in the UK music scene. Their lyrics often reflect themes of social justice and personal empowerment, resonating deeply with festival-goers. The band has taken the stage at various music festivals across the UK, captivating audiences with their infectious energy and memorable melodies. As they continue to gain recognition, Vibrant Rebels are fast becoming a staple act in the vibrant tapestry of Scotland's music festivals, promising an unforgettable experience for all who witness their artistry.

Gordon and Susan Whyte are a husband-and-wife duo who have been playing and performing together for nearly 30 years. Gordon is a classically trained pianist and multi-instrumentalist as well as a songwriter and arranger, and Susan is an accomplished singer and bodhran player.
Their repertoire spans a range of genres, but their main focus and passion is the preservation and celebration of Scottish traditional songs. From the classic songs of Robert Burns and Robert Tannahill through to the 20th-century songs from Matt McGinn and Adam McNaughton, Gordon and Susan bring to life a varied and enjoyable Scottish songbook - and audience participation is encouraged and appreciated!
This past year has seen Gordon and Susan perform in folk clubs such as the Quarter Acoustic Club and the Dalgety Bay Folk Club, and locations as varied as Brewhemia in Edinburgh, the Piper Whisky Bar in Glasgow, and performing along the West Highland Way for the runners of the Highland Fling Ultramarathon!
Gordon and Susan are the founders and core members of the highly regarded White Cart Ceilidh Band. And together with their son, Ciaran, Gordon and Susan often perform as Whyte Noise, an emerging folk band with a growing following who perform at festivals and folk clubs around Scotland and beyond.

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