Not so Runrig. Today is a big moment in the history of Scottish music – the great Celtic rock band from Skye release their last studio album. While Ben Nevis may not split in two, ...

Runrig’s Brian Hurren was nervous about putting himself forward to produce The Story, the Scottish folk rockers’ 14th - and final ... Nor does he rule out live albums or DVDs.

By any standards, Runrig remains an exceptional phenomenon. ... The story of the band has been told in a DVD and coffee table book, “There Must Be A Place”, out this weekend.

RUNRIG are once again hitting the musical heights.The Celtic rock band reached a peak in 1991 when they played to 50,000 people at Loch Lomond. But after a period in the musical wilderness the ...

Runrig and their Gaelic-language songs also draw a large and loyal following more widely across Scotland, the rest of the UK and continental Europe, especially in Germany and Denmark.

Runrig lead vocalist Bruce Guthro has died at the age of 62. The Canadian singer-songwriter joined the Scottish rock band in 1998 and remained with the group until its final performances in 2018.

Runrig were founded in 1973, taking their name from a historic system of farming that was used for hundreds of years in the Highlands and Islands. In 1991, ...

Runrig are set to reunite with the man who inspired one of the band’s most iconic songs in a new BBC ALBA programme. Sign up to our Arts and Culture newsletter, get the latest news and reviews ...

Runrig and their Gaelic-language songs also draw a large and loyal following more widely across Scotland, the rest of the UK and continental Europe, especially in Germany and Denmark.

He joined Runrig four years later, replacing Donnie Munro, and remained in the group until they eventually retired in 2018. The band’s 14th and final studio album, ‘The Story’, came out in 2016.