FOUR North DJs have made it through to the final of the RockNess DJ competition in Glasgow on Saturday.
The four North names are Alottarrhythmman and Pete Lewicki from Inverness, Jonny Maclean from Fort William and Cheynie from Banff.
The competition, presented by Mixmag, has seen the biggest entry yet, say organisers.
ANYONE who fancies learning how to publish their own ebook should book a place on a workshop in Inverness next month.
HI-Arts Talent Development presents the workshop for writers wanting hands-on experience of what is involved in self publishing their work.
The day will be led by Scotland's leading digital-only publishing house, Blasted Heath.
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SIX of the most promising music acts from the Highlands will be joining some of music's biggest names at this year's RockNess.
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A SALUTE to Brew At The Bog festival pioneers who braved May's unseasonably icy temperatures to enjoy 33 acts on Saturday.
With bands and musicians coming from Lewis in the North to Wales in the South, the only thing a bit lacking were greater numbers of local music fans.
Cold or the cold hard cash needed for the £45 ticket price may have kept some away, but their loss was a human-scaled day of great music and good craic.
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YOU don't need Marty McFly's DeLorean to travel back to the 1980s. Eden Court is aiming to provide that same experience on Sunday 20th May at 7.30pm with a return visit from "80's Mania", the show
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MUSIC venue The Ironworks is bracing itself for a Welsh invasion.
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THEIR tutors at Northern College should be pleased with City in Surveillance. Its five members, who came together on the Alness college's music course, are busy putting their lessons into practice
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