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Lulu rose to fame in the 1960s. The singer won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1969 with ‘Boom Bang-a-Bang‘ and gained further international recognition for ‘To Sir With Love‘, which was a U.S. No.1 hit. Her 1993 collaboration with Take That, ‘Relight My Fire’, reached No.1 on the UK Singles Chart and became one of her biggest hits.

Skerryvore is a Scottish Celtic rock band formed in 2004. Known for blending traditional Scottish folk music with rock, pop, and Americana influences, the band has gained a global following. They have released several critically acclaimed albums and are a staple at Celtic and folk music festivals worldwide. While Skerryvore has not had a UK No.1 single, one of their most successful and well-known songs is ‘Live Forever’, which showcases their signature mix of energetic folk and rock influences.

Nina Nesbitt is a Scottish singer-songwriter who gained popularity through her melodic pop sound. She first rose to fame with her EP ‘The Apple Tree‘ (2012) and later achieved mainstream success with her debut album ‘Peroxide‘ (2014). Over the years, she has transitioned from folk-pop to more electronic and R&B-infused music. Her most popular track is ‘Stay Out’ (2013), which peaked at No.21 on the UK Singles Chart and remains one of her most recognized tracks.

Other notable acts include folk icon Eddi Reader, indie-folk favorites Tide Lines, and Glasgow-based band Kassidy. Emerging artists such as NATI. and Laura Silverstone will also showcase their talents, reinforcing the festival’s commitment to supporting new voices in the industry.

Who’s ready to relive THIS magic?! HebCelt 2025 Early Bird tickets are on sale NOW!

Be quick to secure your tickets to be on the Castle Green with us next year. 16-19 July 2025 – see you there! https://t.co/07vQlUN6xz pic.twitter.com/t9EGWpwpXN
— HebCelt (@HebCelt) July 26, 2024

HebCelt isn’t just about the music but also about immersing fans in Scottish culture and community spirit. Festival-goers can look forward to workshops and storytelling sessions, a taste of the Hebrides with local seafood, craft beers, and traditional Scottish delicacies, and local outdoor activities, such as hiking, kayaking, and island excursions that will allow visitors to explore the stunning landscapes of Lewis and Harris. Last year, HebCelt attracted over 17,800 visitors, with two-thirds of attendees traveling from outside the region. The festival is expected to generate over £4 million for the local economy, with many visitors extending their stay to explore the Outer Hebrides.

With a mix of heritage, modern music, and island adventure, HebCelt 2025 promises to be an unmissable event for festival lovers and Celtic music enthusiasts alike. HebCelt 2025 tickets are selling fast, with weekend and day passes available via the official festival website. Accommodation in Stornoway and surrounding areas is expected to book up quickly, so fans are encouraged to plan ahead.