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PICTURES: Success of drive-in country show at Black Isle Showground reveals public appetite for live music


By Hector MacKenzie

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Roslyn Hallam and David Mackay. Picture: James Mackenzie
Roslyn Hallam and David Mackay. Picture: James Mackenzie

A DRIVE-IN show on the Black Isle was a sold-out success at the weekend with socially distanced revellers thrilled to be back enjoying live music again.

The gig staged by North Highland Events at the Black Isle Showground featured stars of the country scene including Mick Flavin, Gary Gamble and Barry Kirwan.

A bucket collection took in £600 for Highland Hospice.

Liam and Lorraine Chirstie, who organised the event, said it had been a fantastic turnout under superb sunny conditions.

Mr Christie said: "Thanks to all the artistes, attendees, volunteers and staff. We are so grateful for all the support."

Many took to Facebook to share their appreciation.

Carmel Ross posted: "Fantastic show this afternoon with Joe Moore as the surprise icing on a very special cake."

Sheila Swanson said: "A very enjoyable show and well organized."

Kerry Maclennan: "Thank you once again for a brilliant day. Great bands. Very well organised. Thank you liam lorraine and team. First class service."

Dorothy Mitchell summed it up for many: "Loved it! Brilliant show great to hear live music again."


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