Black Star Riders have lined up an extensive March 2017 tour in support of their eagerly awaited third studio album ‘Heavy Fire’ which includes a date at Ironworks, Inverness on Wednesday March 7th! Ricky Warwick, Scott Gorham, Damon Johnson, Robert Crane and Jimmy DeGrasso will play a total of 16 shows in the UK and… Read more »

Regarded with awe throughout the music world, Lee “Scratch” Perry holds status as one of the most enduring and original reggae producers and artists of all time. From his early days in the 1960’s as a singer and engineer for Coxsone Dodd’s Studio One in Kingston, through his production of the seminal Wailers’ classics African… Read more »

MacFloyd return to the Ironworks with their new show for 2016 “ON THE HORIZON”. It promises to be another unforgettable evening as the band journey through a catalogue of Pink Floyd classics from albums such as “The Dark Side Of The Moon”,”Wish You Were Here”, “The Wall” and many more. In a show lasting over two… Read more »

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, Tensnake will no longer be going ahead on Saturday 24th September. Refunds available from point of purchase.

The Welsh metal-core band Bullet For My Valentine has spent most of the past two years taking over the world with massive U.K., European, U.S. and worldwide tours, sharing the stage with Guns N Roses, Metallica and Iron Maiden, playing the Main Stage at just about every rock festival on the planet, and seeing their… Read more »

You Me At Six are set to release a new studio album that will confirm their status as one of the most important rock bands to emerge from the UK. The album, their fourth, was recorded in Nashville at Black Bird Studios with Grammy award winning producer Jacquire King (Kings Of Leon, James Bay) and mixed… Read more »

An iconic name in dance music, A Guy Called Gerald stands out for consistent innovation, excellence and refusal to compromise. A Guy Called Gerald kick started Europe’s acid house frenzy with his ’88 classic ‘Voodoo Ray’ and ‘Pacific State’ (as part of 808 State) and went on to lay down the blueprint for jungle / drum… Read more »

It was 1962 that Motown’s Artist and Repertoire Director William “Mickey” Stevenson first heard the voice that would become synonymous with “the sound of young America.” A young jazz/blues singer with the unlikely name of “Martha Lavaille” was bringing audiences to their feet at Detroit’s famed 20 Grand Nightclub singing songs made popular by singers the likes of… Read more »