The CHG Music Arena

Three outstanding Scottish acts are heading to Market Park for the 2026 Crieff Highland Gathering. Join us on Sunday 16 August for a day of brilliant live music from Culla, The Jarad Rowan Band and headliners Tide Lines. Live performances will run throughout Games Day in the Music Arena, proudly sponsored by Low Carbon — all included with your standard admission ticket.

Scheduled performance times are: 

12.15 Culla
14.15 The Jarad Rowan Band
17.15 Tide Lines

Tide Lines

Headlining the 2026 Music Arena are Tide Lines, one of Scotland’s most successful contemporary bands. Known for expansive, anthemic songs and powerful live performances, they have sold out venues across the UK and Europe and performed before 67,000 people at Murrayfield Stadium.Their fourth album, Glasgow Love Story, reached number one in Scotland and number 11 in the UK Official Albums Chart — the band’s highest UK position to date. Expect a stirring finale filled with soaring melodies, unforgettable choruses and unmistakably Scottish spirit.

Culla

Formed in 2024, Culla are already making their mark with a high-energy blend of traditional Scottish music, contemporary covers and original material.Their fresh approach brings familiar tunes and modern influences together in an irresistible live set. Expect outstanding musicianship, infectious energy and a performance guaranteed to get the Music Arena moving.

The Jarad Rowan Band

Hailing from the Rhins of Galloway, The Jarad Rowan Band burst onto the Scottish music scene in 2025 and quickly established themselves as festival favourites.The band combine traditional folk, rousing original songs and brilliantly unexpected reworkings of ’90s club classics. With their biggest headline tour of the UK and Ireland taking place in 2026, they arrive in Crieff ready to deliver a memorable, high-energy performance.

Previous Performances

From chart-topping acts to festival favourites, the CHG Music Arena has welcomed some of Scotland’s finest musical talent. In 2025, Peat & Diesel brought their unmistakable Hebridean energy to Market Park, joined by accordionist and singer-songwriter Calum MacPhail and bagpipe-pop pioneers The Rollin’ Drones.Previous performers have also included the Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Mànran, The American Rogues and The Voice winner Stevie McCrorie. Tide Lines have previously filled the arena with their soaring Scottish anthems and return in 2026 as this year’s headliners.