Tiree Music Festival 2024: Everything you need to know about this year's event as line-up confirmed
The countdown to the return of Tiree Music Festival is now on with acts including Nathan Carter, Tide Lines and Skerryvore set to headline.
Nathan Carter and Tide Lines are among the first round of acts confirmed to be performing at Tiree Music Festival this summer.
The festival will make its triumphant return from July 12–14 after last year’s event was cancelled due to extreme weather conditions.
Organisers have confirmed that 93% of the line up from the 2023 event are set to return, with acts including Highlands folk band Tide Lines and hometown heroes Skerryvore set to perform. Meanwhile, last year’s headliners Wet Wet Wet have been replaced by Irish country singer Nathan Carter.
With the line-up now announced, here’s everything you need to know about the 2024 Tiree Music Festival including dates, location and more.
Tiree Music Festival 2024 dates
The 2024 edition of Tiree Music Festival will take place from Friday, July 12 to Sunday, July 14.
Tiree Music Festival 2024 lineup
The acts included in the 2024 Tiree Music Festival lineup shouldn’t come as much of a surprise to festival attendees with almost every act set to perform during last year’s event set to return. Exciting new additions include Nathan Carter and local band Trávee.
- Nathan Carter
- Tide Lines
- Skerryvore
- Trail West
- Nati
- Cammy Barnes
- Face the West
- Valtos
- Heisk
- The Laurettes
- Moonlight Zoo
- Aoife Scott
- Project Smok
- Kirsteen Harvey
- Beinn Lee
- Gunna Sound
- Ceol An Aire
- Calum Jones
- Emma Gillespie
- Travee
- Jam Sandwich
- Maria McAveety
- Chunks
- Teud: The Hebridean Fiddle Project
- Cornaig Ceilidh Band Collective: A Tribute to Gordon Connell
Acts will be scattered across several stages including the Elevate Stage which highlights emerging talent from Scotland.
What’s on during the festival?
There will be a range of workshops and activities on throughout the festival weekend to help visitors make the most of their time on the island. This will include events such as tours, beach yoga and more, such as Fergie’s Fun Club which will be catered toward younger attendees.
Where is it?
Tiree is the most westerly island in the Inner Hebrides, so it’s no wonder that the festival’s tag line is “worth the journey”.
With the island only spanning around 12 miles, festival goers can camp onsite or choose from several additional accommodation options outwith the event.
How do you get to Tiree?
The majority of visitors to Tiree Music Festival travel by ferry from Oban, which takes around four hours. Capacity on the CalMac ferry service is very limited throughout the event and guests are advised to book well in advance.
In addition, Loganair also operates a direct 40-minute flight from Glasgow to Tiree.
Those looking for a unique experience could also charter their own boat service or even a flight with Hebridean Air.
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