On the back of their new album release and UK tour Tide Lines will close the Friday evening.

Also headlining the Friday evening is New York's sensational Celtic Rock Band, Seven Nations.

A six-piece band from Uist in the Outer Hebrides with a mix of songs from Gaelic to pop and country.

The former Runrig singer will perform songs from his earliest Runrig days to his own most recent compositions.

Hot off their tour of the USA the incredible Heron Valley will headline BOWFest on the Saturday.

A six piece infectious Rhythm and Blues Blues band with an abundence of energy and passion.

Glasgow based Beatles tribute band with an Indian twist, BOWfest is set to learn some new dance moves.

Local heroes The Camans are a 3-piece acoustic combo, guitar, violin and vocals with a touch of percussion.

This lively five piece traditional folk band from Campbelltown will have everyone dancing in the aisles.

A new neo-trad project featuring Glasgow based whistle player Ali Levack and guitarist Pablo Lafuente.

Royal Conservatoire students this 4-piece have been tipped as 'ones to watch' by Songlines magazine.

Studying at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Katie and Abigail are a traditional duo from Glasgow.

Back by popular demand, singing a mixture of musical styles from punk to rock, Scottish to country.

Celtic rock giants and 2017 Trad Live Band of the Year, Skipinnish will closed a packed #BOWFest2018 in full party mode.

Edinburgh indie/roots quartet Bwani Junction’s take on Graceland, Paul Simon’s hugely successful 1986 album.

Glasgow band The Hur looking to challenge the borders of musical fusion with energetic original songs.

This six-piece indie pop-funk band from the North East of Scotland, incorporate a classic funk element into their upbeat indie music.

Cowal-based band Ri chèile met at Dunoon Grammar School and have been playing their infectious mix of trad, rock and pop ever since.

The World’s Rockiest Ceilidh Band, The Big Shoogle have played at some of the most prestigious events at home and overseas.

If you attended BOWFest2017 you will remember the fabulous performances of the Calmac Culture Winners Coaltown Daises.

Winner of the prestigious BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2018. Hannah's spellbinding voice is not to be missed.

This much in demand trio from Glasgow mix traditional new and old tunes with contemporary flair, as well as quirky orignal material.