Stirling pub hosts Scottish music final with £5,000 prize
Stirling pub hosts Scottish music final with £5,000 prize

Four emerging Scottish acts will battle it out in Stirling today (Friday) for £5,000 and a place in the UK final of Greene King Untapped, where they could go on to win studio time and exclusive mentoring from McFly’s Danny Jones.

First-ever Belhaven Untapped final

Following regional heats across Scotland, Belle Rana, Kaleidoscope, Pelikan Rogue and T-A have secured their places in the first-ever Belhaven Untapped final, taking place from 6pm at The City Walls in Stirling.

Belhaven Untapped forms part of ‘Live at Your Local’, a nationwide grassroots music campaign, designed to support emerging artists and bring free live music to local communities.

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Judging panel and prize

The winner, who will be selected by a panel of music industry professionals including last year’s winner Jasmin Jet, The Voice star Stevie McCrorie, and Music Venue Trust Ambassador and Honeyblood singer Stina Tweeddale, will receive £5,000 to support the next stage of their music career.

They will also secure a place in the Greene King Untapped UK final in London next month, where Live at Your Local ambassador Danny Jones will join the judging panel.

Line-up and details

Among those taking to the stage on Friday is Belle Rana, a Glasgow-based singer songwriter, Aberdonian Indie-Rock band Kaleidoscope. Ayrshire five-piece Pelikan Rogue and Dunfermline’s neo-grunge and post-punk band T-A.

Andrew Gallagher, Brand and Marketing Director at Belhaven pubs said: “Friday is set to be a brilliant night, and we’d encourage people to come along, get behind the finalists and perhaps discover a new favorite in the process.”

The Belhaven Untapped final will take place from 6pm this Friday (28 August) at The City Walls in Stirling, with free admission.

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