Hubby and FriendsLate Night Festival ClubFriday 25 September doors 10.45pm

with James BlackshawSaturday 26 September doors 10.30pm

with Malcolm MiddletonThe Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Join 2013 Scottish Album of the Year winner RM Hubbert and special guests for the nightly True North Festival Club. More great music and chat with fellow festival-goers in the relaxed surroundings of the festival club at The Lemon Tree. Joining Hubby on Friday will be multi-instrumentalist James Blackshaw and on Saturday, cult legend Malcolm Middleton, as well as others from the festival line up. A perfect way to end your day at True North!

Festival Club

Artists from across the festival will be popping up across the city over the course of Saturday 26 September. Performers will include Best Girl Athlete, James Blackshaw, Siobhan Wilson, Steven Milne and others – see them up close and personal in unusual places across Aberdeen. Keep an eye on the festival website and social media for news on times and places!

Pub CrawlBrewDog, Six Degrees North & Illicit StillOn Saturday 26 September, check out some of the best local acts Aberdeen has to offer in some of the city’s

coolest pubs, then head down to The Lemon Tree for the second Festival Club.

Brewdog 5.30pm: The Harmonica Movement | 6.15pm: Amy Sawers

Six Degrees North 7.30pm: Ashley Park | 8.20pm: Cara Mitchell

Illicit Still 9pm: Robbie Flanagan | 9.50pm: Daniel Mutch

Buying TicketsTickets are available from Aberdeen Performing Arts’ box offices at the Music Hall and His Majesty’s Theatre, and by phone 01224 641122, between 9.30am and 6pm Monday to Saturday. The website aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth has all the latest info on the Festival and links to buy tickets 24/7.

The ticket prices listed are the total cost including any booking fees – there is an additional charge if you opt to have your tickets posted to you.

Festival PassesThere are two festival passes which offer discounted prices on entry to Festival events

Weekend Pass £75 gives entry to all ticketed events across the festival except for the Tom Odell concert at the Music HallSunday Pass £49.95 gives entry to all ticketed performances on Sunday 27 September

FoodFancy Scottish Tapas? Join us pre-concert at the Music Hall and The Lemon Tree for delicious, bite-size roots cuisine with an international flavour

Where to stay?Accommodation packages are available through Visit Aberdeen with specific hotels and apartment providers and can be booked by following the accommodation link at aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth

Festival Information

Friday 25 September7pm (doors) LT Fatherson with support from The 10110.45pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part I

Saturday 26 September10am - 4pm Out & About: Pop up | See website for venue updates10.30am LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop12pm LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop1pm LT Generations of Change5pm BD Pub Crawl with The Harmonica Movement & Amy Sawers7pm (doors) MH Tom Odell with support from Siobhan Wilson7.30pm 6DN Pub Crawl with Ashley Park and Cara Mitchell9pm IS Robbie Flanagan9.50pm IS Daniel Mutch10.30pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part II

Sunday 27 September1pm LT Songwriters’ Circle4.30pm QCC The Unthanks with Rachel Sermanni7.30pm MH Long May You Run: 70th Birthday Celebration of Neil Young9pm (doors) LT Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat with Kathryn Joseph

LT The Lemon Tree | MH Music Hall | QCC Queens Cross ChurchBD BrewDog | IS Illicit Still | 6DN SixDegrees North

Out & About

#TrueNorthFest

Welcome to True North, Aberdeen’s new festival of music and song. We invite you to join us in the land of the balladeers for a celebration of the North-east’s legendary singer songwriter traditions. The style is diverse but the craft of song and a stack of awards is what unites a superb line up of artists.

We open with the soaring anthems of Fatherson and bring the curtain down with a celebration of the iconic Neil Young in his 70th year led by house band for the evening Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire and featuring Scotland’s finest. In between we bring you Ivor Novello award winning Tom Odell, MOJO magazine folk award winning The Unthanks and Scottish Album of the Year 2015 songwriter Katherine Joseph. Scottish Album of the year 2013 winner RM Hubbert hosts our late night festival club – perfect for topping off the evening with a drink, great food and chat.

You’ll find us at the Music Hall, the Lemon Tree and around the city. Why not treat yourself to a weekend pass and start planning a great weekend!

Jane SpiersChief Executive, Aberdeen Performing Arts

FathersonWith support from The 101Friday 25 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 7pm | £11 inc. bf

Fatherson have become hot property on the Scottish music scene with blistering live shows and soaring anthems that have gained them a loyal legion of fans and acclaim across the industry. Having recently signed to A Modern Way Records this year, they released their debut album I Am An Island in August and their stock has risen even further. They are supported by amazing young Aberdeen group The 101.

Generations of ChangeWounded Knee & Special GuestsSaturday 26 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Edinburgh-based musician Wounded Knee and special guests from the world of folk music bring us a special early afternoon show based around the responses of young people to the Matt Armour track Generations of Change. Featuring participants from Aberdeen secondary schools.

Tom OdellWith support from Siobhan WilsonSaturday 26 SeptemberMusic Hall doors 7pm | £33 inc. bf

Festival headliner Tom Odell has a platinum selling debut album, two top 10 singles, the Critics’ Choice Brit Award 2013 and the Ivor Novello Songwriter of the Year in 2014 under his belt. Musical influences cited include Elton John, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits and Ben Folds. His album Long Way Down, a beguiling musical mix, magnificently performed, is one of the most successful debut albums of recent years. Exciting Glaswegian songwriter Siobhan Wilson has recently released a 7-track EP and featured on BBC Introducing – one to watch!

The Unthanks withRachel SermanniSunday 27 September starts 4.30pm

Queens Cross Church | £16.50 inc. bfTwo amazing acts, one beautiful setting, the perfect Sunday afternoon! Eccentric and eclectic, The Unthanks’ beautifully crafted songs earned them a string of awards and 5 star reviews. Opening the show is North Scotland’s own Rachel Sermanni whose growing reputation is set to rise even higher with the release of her second album.

Long May You RunA 70th birthday celebration of the music of Neil YoungFeaturing Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire, Eddi Reader,Justin Currie, Admiral Fallow’s Louis Abbott & Sarah Hayes,Emma Pollock, Withered Hand,Rab Noakes, Tommy Reilly and Zervas & PepperSunday 27 SeptemberMusic Hall starts 7.30pm | £27.50 inc. bfA celebration of quite simply one of the most seminal and influential songwriters ofour time. Our house band for the evening,Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire, lead anexceptional array of singers and musicians who will take to the stage to give us theirown personal take on the genius that isNeil Young. The author of countless hits -including Heart of Gold, Rockin’ in the FreeWorld, Cinnamon Girl, Like a Hurricane, Teach Your Children, Four Strong Winds, Powderfinger, - treat yourself to the NeilYoung songbook spanning the BuffaloSpringfield, Crazy Horse, Crosby, Stills, Nashand Young years and a long solo career.

Aidan Moffat & Bill Wellswith Kathryn JosephSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 9pm | £11 inc. bf

Bringing the curtain down on the inauguralTrue North Festival will be the giants of the Scottish music scene and winners of the first Scottish Album of the Year award BillWells and Aidan Moffat. They are joinedby the 2015 winner Kathryn Joseph whose enthralling live performances and hauntinglyrics demonstrate why she is one of the country’s rising stars.

Headline Concert

Headline Concert

Songwriters’ Circlewith Rick Redbeard, Jo Anthony & Steven MilneSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Join Rick Redbeard (Phantom Band), Jo Anthony (Last Ones Left) and Steven Milne (The Little Kicks) for an off-the-cuff session of music and discussion with three songwriters sharing, playing, collaborating and generally sparking off different approaches and styles.

The Singing CeilidhFamily Workshop with Christine KyddSaturday 26 September starts 10.30am & noon

The Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Come along to sing together as family andfriends, sharing songs from Scotland and other folk traditions with a wee dash of songmaking too! Christine Kydd is one of Scotland’s best-known and best-loved traditional singers who has fun singing and songmaking in communities all around Scotland and abroad.

Headline Concert Daytime EventsWelcome to True North

Welcome to True North, Aberdeen’s new festival of music and song. We invite you to join us in the land of the balladeers for a celebration of the North-east’s legendary singer songwriter traditions. The style is diverse but the craft of song and a stack of awards is what unites a superb line up of artists.

We open with the soaring anthems of Fatherson and bring the curtain down with a celebration of the iconic Neil Young in his 70th year led by house band for the evening Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire and featuring Scotland’s finest. In between we bring you Ivor Novello award winning Tom Odell, MOJO magazine folk award winning The Unthanks and Scottish Album of the Year 2015 songwriter Katherine Joseph. Scottish Album of the year 2013 winner RM Hubbert hosts our late night festival club – perfect for topping off the evening with a drink, great food and chat.

You’ll find us at the Music Hall, the Lemon Tree and around the city. Why not treat yourself to a weekend pass and start planning a great weekend!

Jane SpiersChief Executive, Aberdeen Performing Arts

FathersonWith support from The 101Friday 25 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 7pm | £11 inc. bf

Fatherson have become hot property on the Scottish music scene with blistering live shows and soaring anthems that have gained them a loyal legion of fans and acclaim across the industry. Having recently signed to A Modern Way Records this year, they released their debut album I Am An Island in August and their stock has risen even further. They are supported by amazing young Aberdeen group The 101.

Generations of ChangeWounded Knee & Special GuestsSaturday 26 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Edinburgh-based musician Wounded Knee and special guests from the world of folk music bring us a special early afternoon show based around the responses of young people to the Matt Armour track Generations of Change. Featuring participants from Aberdeen secondary schools.

Tom OdellWith support from Siobhan WilsonSaturday 26 SeptemberMusic Hall doors 7pm | £33 inc. bf

Festival headliner Tom Odell has a platinum selling debut album, two top 10 singles, the Critics’ Choice Brit Award 2013 and the Ivor Novello Songwriter of the Year in 2014 under his belt. Musical influences cited include Elton John, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits and Ben Folds. His album Long Way Down, a beguiling musical mix, magnificently performed, is one of the most successful debut albums of recent years. Exciting Glaswegian songwriter Siobhan Wilson has recently released a 7-track EP and featured on BBC Introducing – one to watch!

The Unthanks withRachel SermanniSunday 27 September starts 4.30pm

Queens Cross Church | £16.50 inc. bfTwo amazing acts, one beautiful setting, the perfect Sunday afternoon! Eccentric and eclectic, The Unthanks’ beautifully crafted songs earned them a string of awards and 5 star reviews. Opening the show is North Scotland’s own Rachel Sermanni whose growing reputation is set to rise even higher with the release of her second album.

Long May You RunA 70th birthday celebration of the music of Neil YoungFeaturing Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire, Eddi Reader, Justin Currie, Admiral Fallow’s Louis Abbott & Sarah Hayes, Emma Pollock, Withered Hand, Rab Noakes, Tommy Reilly and Zervas & PepperSunday 27 SeptemberMusic Hall starts 7.30pm | £27.50 inc. bfA celebration of quite simply one of the most seminal and influential songwriters of our time. Our house band for the evening, Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire, lead an exceptional array of singers and musicians who will take to the stage to give us their own personal take on the genius that is Neil Young. The author of countless hits - including Heart of Gold, Rockin’ in the Free World, Cinnamon Girl, Like a Hurricane, Teach Your Children, Four Strong Winds, Powderfinger, - treat yourself to the Neil Young songbook spanning the Buffalo Springfield, Crazy Horse, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young years and a long solo career.

Aidan Moffat & Bill Wellswith Kathryn JosephSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 9pm | £11 inc. bf

Bringing the curtain down on the inaugural True North Festival will be the giants of the Scottish music scene and winners of the first Scottish Album of the Year award Bill Wells and Aidan Moffat. They are joined by the 2015 winner Kathryn Joseph whose enthralling live performances and haunting lyrics demonstrate why she is one of the country’s rising stars.

Headline Concert

Headline Concert

Songwriters’ Circlewith Rick Redbeard, Jo Anthony & Steven MilneSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Join Rick Redbeard (Phantom Band), Jo Anthony (Last Ones Left) and Steven Milne (The Little Kicks) for an off-the-cuff session of music and discussion with three songwriters sharing, playing, collaborating and generally sparking off different approaches and styles.

The Singing CeilidhFamily Workshop with Christine KyddSaturday 26 September starts 10.30am & noon

The Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Come along to sing together as family and friends, sharing songs from Scotland and other folk traditions with a wee dash of songmaking too! Christine Kydd is one of Scotland’s best-known and best-loved traditional singers who has fun singing and songmaking in communities all around Scotland and abroad.

Headline Concert Daytime EventsWelcome to True North

Welcome to True North, Aberdeen’s new festival of music and song. We invite you to join us in the land of the balladeers for a celebration of the North-east’s legendary singer songwriter traditions. The style is diverse but the craft of song and a stack of awards is what unites a superb line up of artists.

We open with the soaring anthems of Fatherson and bring the curtain down with a celebration of the iconic Neil Young in his 70th year led by house band for the evening Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire and featuring Scotland’s finest. In between we bring you Ivor Novello award winning Tom Odell, MOJO magazine folk award winning The Unthanks and Scottish Album of the Year 2015 songwriter Katherine Joseph. Scottish Album of the year 2013 winner RM Hubbert hosts our late night festival club – perfect for topping off the evening with a drink, great food and chat.

You’ll find us at the Music Hall, the Lemon Tree and around the city. Why not treat yourself to a weekend pass and start planning a great weekend!

Jane SpiersChief Executive, Aberdeen Performing Arts

FathersonWith support from The 101Friday 25 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 7pm | £11 inc. bf

Fatherson have become hot property on the Scottish music scene with blistering live shows and soaring anthems that have gained them a loyal legion of fans and acclaim across the industry. Having recently signed to A Modern Way Records this year, they released their debut album I Am An Island in August and their stock has risen even further. They are supported by amazing young Aberdeen group The 101.

Generations of ChangeWounded Knee & Special GuestsSaturday 26 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Edinburgh-based musician Wounded Knee and special guests from the world of folk music bring us a special early afternoon show based around the responses of young people to the Matt Armour track Generations of Change. Featuring participants from Aberdeen secondary schools.

Tom OdellWith support from Siobhan WilsonSaturday 26 SeptemberMusic Hall doors 7pm | £33 inc. bf

Festival headliner Tom Odell has a platinum selling debut album, two top 10 singles, the Critics’ Choice Brit Award 2013 and the Ivor Novello Songwriter of the Year in 2014 under his belt. Musical influences cited include Elton John, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits and Ben Folds. His album Long Way Down, a beguiling musical mix, magnificently performed, is one of the most successful debut albums of recent years. Exciting Glaswegian songwriter Siobhan Wilson has recently released a 7-track EP and featured on BBC Introducing – one to watch!

The Unthanks withRachel SermanniSunday 27 September starts 4.30pm

Queens Cross Church | £16.50 inc. bfTwo amazing acts, one beautiful setting, the perfect Sunday afternoon! Eccentric and eclectic, The Unthanks’ beautifully crafted songs earned them a string of awards and 5 star reviews. Opening the show is North Scotland’s own Rachel Sermanni whose growing reputation is set to rise even higher with the release of her second album.

Long May You RunA 70th birthday celebration of the music of Neil YoungFeaturing Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire, Eddi Reader, Justin Currie, Admiral Fallow’s Louis Abbott & Sarah Hayes, Emma Pollock, Withered Hand, Rab Noakes, Tommy Reilly and Zervas & PepperSunday 27 SeptemberMusic Hall starts 7.30pm | £27.50 inc. bfA celebration of quite simply one of the most seminal and influential songwriters of our time. Our house band for the evening, Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire, lead an exceptional array of singers and musicians who will take to the stage to give us their own personal take on the genius that is Neil Young. The author of countless hits - including Heart of Gold, Rockin’ in the Free World, Cinnamon Girl, Like a Hurricane, Teach Your Children, Four Strong Winds, Powderfinger, - treat yourself to the Neil Young songbook spanning the Buffalo Springfield, Crazy Horse, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young years and a long solo career.

Aidan Moffat & Bill Wellswith Kathryn JosephSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 9pm | £11 inc. bf

Bringing the curtain down on the inaugural True North Festival will be the giants of the Scottish music scene and winners of the first Scottish Album of the Year award Bill Wells and Aidan Moffat. They are joined by the 2015 winner Kathryn Joseph whose enthralling live performances and haunting lyrics demonstrate why she is one of the country’s rising stars.

Headline Concert

Headline Concert

Songwriters’ Circlewith Rick Redbeard, Jo Anthony & Steven MilneSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Join Rick Redbeard (Phantom Band), Jo Anthony (Last Ones Left) and Steven Milne (The Little Kicks) for an off-the-cuff session of music and discussion with three songwriters sharing, playing, collaborating and generally sparking off different approaches and styles.

The Singing CeilidhFamily Workshop with Christine KyddSaturday 26 September starts 10.30am & noon

The Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Come along to sing together as family and friends, sharing songs from Scotland and other folk traditions with a wee dash of songmaking too! Christine Kydd is one of Scotland’s best-known and best-loved traditional singers who has fun singing and songmaking in communities all around Scotland and abroad.

Headline Concert Daytime EventsWelcome to True North

Welcome to True North, Aberdeen’s new festival of music and song. We invite you to join us in the land of the balladeers for a celebration of the North-east’s legendary singer songwriter traditions. The style is diverse but the craft of song and a stack of awards is what unites a superb line up of artists.

We open with the soaring anthems of Fatherson and bring the curtain down with a celebration of the iconic Neil Young in his 70th year led by house band for the evening Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire and featuring Scotland’s finest. In between we bring you Ivor Novello award winning Tom Odell, MOJO magazine folk award winning The Unthanks and Scottish Album of the Year 2015 songwriter Katherine Joseph. Scottish Album of the year 2013 winner RM Hubbert hosts our late night festival club – perfect for topping off the evening with a drink, great food and chat.

You’ll find us at the Music Hall, the Lemon Tree and around the city. Why not treat yourself to a weekend pass and start planning a great weekend!

Jane SpiersChief Executive, Aberdeen Performing Arts

FathersonWith support from The 101Friday 25 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 7pm | £11 inc. bf

Fatherson have become hot property on the Scottish music scene with blistering live shows and soaring anthems that have gained them a loyal legion of fans and acclaim across the industry. Having recently signed to A Modern Way Records this year, they released their debut album I Am An Island in August and their stock has risen even further. They are supported by amazing young Aberdeen group The 101.

Generations of ChangeWounded Knee & Special GuestsSaturday 26 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Edinburgh-based musician Wounded Knee and special guests from the world of folk music bring us a special early afternoon show based around the responses of young people to the Matt Armour track Generations of Change. Featuring participants from Aberdeen secondary schools.

Tom OdellWith support from Siobhan WilsonSaturday 26 SeptemberMusic Hall doors 7pm | £33 inc. bf

Festival headliner Tom Odell has a platinum selling debut album, two top 10 singles, the Critics’ Choice Brit Award 2013 and the Ivor Novello Songwriter of the Year in 2014 under his belt. Musical influences cited include Elton John, David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits and Ben Folds. His album Long Way Down, a beguiling musical mix, magnificently performed, is one of the most successful debut albums of recent years. Exciting Glaswegian songwriter Siobhan Wilson has recently released a 7-track EP and featured on BBC Introducing – one to watch!

The Unthanks withRachel SermanniSunday 27 September starts 4.30pm

Queens Cross Church | £16.50 inc. bfTwo amazing acts, one beautiful setting, the perfect Sunday afternoon! Eccentric and eclectic, The Unthanks’ beautifully crafted songs earned them a string of awards and 5 star reviews. Opening the show is North Scotland’s own Rachel Sermanni whose growing reputation is set to rise even higher with the release of her second album.

Long May You RunA 70th birthday celebration of the music of Neil YoungFeaturing Roddy Hart & the Lonesome Fire, Eddi Reader, Justin Currie, Admiral Fallow’s Louis Abbott & Sarah Hayes, Emma Pollock, Withered Hand, Rab Noakes, Tommy Reilly and Zervas & PepperSunday 27 SeptemberMusic Hall starts 7.30pm | £27.50 inc. bfA celebration of quite simply one of the most seminal and influential songwriters of our time. Our house band for the evening, Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire, lead an exceptional array of singers and musicians who will take to the stage to give us their own personal take on the genius that is Neil Young. The author of countless hits - including Heart of Gold, Rockin’ in the Free World, Cinnamon Girl, Like a Hurricane, Teach Your Children, Four Strong Winds, Powderfinger, - treat yourself to the Neil Young songbook spanning the Buffalo Springfield, Crazy Horse, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young years and a long solo career.

Aidan Moffat & Bill Wellswith Kathryn JosephSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree doors 9pm | £11 inc. bf

Bringing the curtain down on the inaugural True North Festival will be the giants of the Scottish music scene and winners of the first Scottish Album of the Year award Bill Wells and Aidan Moffat. They are joined by the 2015 winner Kathryn Joseph whose enthralling live performances and haunting lyrics demonstrate why she is one of the country’s rising stars.

Headline Concert

Headline Concert

Songwriters’ Circlewith Rick Redbeard, Jo Anthony & Steven MilneSunday 27 SeptemberThe Lemon Tree starts 1pm | £11 inc. bfIncludes a pie and a pint

Join Rick Redbeard (Phantom Band), Jo Anthony (Last Ones Left) and Steven Milne (The Little Kicks) for an off-the-cuff session of music and discussion with three songwriters sharing, playing, collaborating and generally sparking off different approaches and styles.

The Singing CeilidhFamily Workshop with Christine KyddSaturday 26 September starts 10.30am & noon

The Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Come along to sing together as family and friends, sharing songs from Scotland and other folk traditions with a wee dash of songmaking too! Christine Kydd is one of Scotland’s best-known and best-loved traditional singers who has fun singing and songmaking in communities all around Scotland and abroad.

Headline Concert Daytime EventsWelcome to True North

Hubby and FriendsLate Night Festival ClubFriday 25 September doors 10.45pm

with James BlackshawSaturday 26 September doors 10.30pm

with Malcolm MiddletonThe Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Join 2013 Scottish Album of the Year winner RM Hubbert and special guests for the nightly True North Festival Club. More great music and chat with fellow festival-goers in the relaxed surroundings of the festival club at The Lemon Tree. Joining Hubby on Friday will be multi-instrumentalist James Blackshaw and on Saturday, cult legend Malcolm Middleton, as well as others from the festival line up. A perfect way to end your day at True North!

Festival Club

Artists from across the festival will be popping up across the city over the course of Saturday 26 September. Performers will include Best Girl Athlete, James Blackshaw, Siobhan Wilson, Steven Milne and others – see them up close and personal in unusual places across Aberdeen. Keep an eye on the festival website and social media for news on times and places!

Pub CrawlBrewDog, Six Degrees North & Illicit StillOn Saturday 26 September, check out some of the best local acts Aberdeen has to offer in some of the city’s

coolest pubs, then head down to The Lemon Tree for the second Festival Club.

Brewdog 5.30pm: The Harmonica Movement | 6.15pm: Amy Sawers

Six Degrees North 7.30pm: Ashley Park | 8.20pm: Cara Mitchell

Illicit Still 9pm: Robbie Flanagan | 9.50pm: Daniel Mutch

Buying TicketsTickets are available from Aberdeen Performing Arts’ box offices at the Music Hall and His Majesty’s Theatre, and by phone 01224 641122, between 9.30am and 6pm Monday to Saturday. The website aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth has all the latest info on the Festival and links to buy tickets 24/7.

The ticket prices listed are the total cost including any booking fees – there is an additional charge if you opt to have your tickets posted to you.

Festival PassesThere are two festival passes which offer discounted prices on entry to Festival events

Weekend Pass £75 gives entry to all ticketed events across the festival except for the Tom Odell concert at the Music HallSunday Pass £49.95 gives entry to all ticketed performances on Sunday 27 September

FoodFancy Scottish Tapas? Join us pre-concert at the Music Hall and The Lemon Tree for delicious, bite-size roots cuisine with an international flavour

Where to stay?Accommodation packages are available through Visit Aberdeen with specific hotels and apartment providers and can be booked by following the accommodation link at aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth

Festival Information

Friday 25 September7pm (doors) LT Fatherson with support from The 10110.45pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part I

Saturday 26 September10am - 4pm Out & About: Pop up | See website for venue updates10.30am LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop12pm LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop1pm LT Generations of Change5pm BD Pub Crawl with The Harmonica Movement & Amy Sawers7pm (doors) MH Tom Odell with support from Siobhan Wilson7.30pm 6DN Pub Crawl with Ashley Park and Cara Mitchell9pm IS Robbie Flanagan9.50pm IS Daniel Mutch10.30pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part II

Sunday 27 September1pm LT Songwriters’ Circle4.30pm QCC The Unthanks with Rachel Sermanni7.30pm MH Long May You Run: 70th Birthday Celebration of Neil Young9pm (doors) LT Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat with Kathryn Joseph

LT The Lemon Tree | MH Music Hall | QCC Queens Cross ChurchBD BrewDog | IS Illicit Still | 6DN SixDegrees North

Out & About

Hubby and FriendsLate Night Festival ClubFriday 25 September doors 10.45pm

with James BlackshawSaturday 26 September doors 10.30pm

with Malcolm MiddletonThe Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Join 2013 Scottish Album of the Year winner RM Hubbert and special guests for the nightly True North Festival Club. More great music and chat with fellow festival-goers in the relaxed surroundings of the festival club at The Lemon Tree. Joining Hubby on Friday will be multi-instrumentalist James Blackshaw and on Saturday, cult legend Malcolm Middleton, as well as others from the festival line up. A perfect way to end your day at True North!

Festival Club

Artists from across the festival will be popping up across the city over the course of Saturday 26 September. Performers will include Best Girl Athlete, James Blackshaw, Siobhan Wilson, Steven Milne and others – see them up close and personal in unusual places across Aberdeen. Keep an eye on the festival website and social media for news on times and places!

Pub CrawlBrewDog, Six Degrees North & Illicit StillOn Saturday 26 September, check out some of the best local acts Aberdeen has to offer in some of the city’s

coolest pubs, then head down to The Lemon Tree for the second Festival Club.

Brewdog 5.30pm: The Harmonica Movement | 6.15pm: Amy Sawers

Six Degrees North 7.30pm: Ashley Park | 8.20pm: Cara Mitchell

Illicit Still 9pm: Robbie Flanagan | 9.50pm: Daniel Mutch

Buying TicketsTickets are available from Aberdeen Performing Arts’ box offices at the Music Hall and His Majesty’s Theatre, and by phone 01224 641122, between 9.30am and 6pm Monday to Saturday. The website aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth has all the latest info on the Festival and links to buy tickets 24/7.

The ticket prices listed are the total cost including any booking fees – there is an additional charge if you opt to have your tickets posted to you.

Festival PassesThere are two festival passes which offer discounted prices on entry to Festival events

Weekend Pass £75 gives entry to all ticketed events across the festival except for the Tom Odell concert at the Music HallSunday Pass £49.95 gives entry to all ticketed performances on Sunday 27 September

FoodFancy Scottish Tapas? Join us pre-concert at the Music Hall and The Lemon Tree for delicious, bite-size roots cuisine with an international flavour

Where to stay?Accommodation packages are available through Visit Aberdeen with specific hotels and apartment providers and can be booked by following the accommodation link at aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth

Festival Information

Friday 25 September7pm (doors) LT Fatherson with support from The 10110.45pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part I

Saturday 26 September10am - 4pm Out & About: Pop up | See website for venue updates10.30am LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop12pm LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop1pm LT Generations of Change5pm BD Pub Crawl with The Harmonica Movement & Amy Sawers7pm (doors) MH Tom Odell with support from Siobhan Wilson7.30pm 6DN Pub Crawl with Ashley Park and Cara Mitchell9pm IS Robbie Flanagan9.50pm IS Daniel Mutch10.30pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part II

Sunday 27 September1pm LT Songwriters’ Circle4.30pm QCC The Unthanks with Rachel Sermanni7.30pm MH Long May You Run: 70th Birthday Celebration of Neil Young9pm (doors) LT Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat with Kathryn Joseph

LT The Lemon Tree | MH Music Hall | QCC Queens Cross ChurchBD BrewDog | IS Illicit Still | 6DN SixDegrees North

Out & About

Hubby and FriendsLate Night Festival ClubFriday 25 September doors 10.45pm

with James BlackshawSaturday 26 September doors 10.30pm

with Malcolm MiddletonThe Lemon Tree | £5.50 inc. bf

Join 2013 Scottish Album of the Year winner RM Hubbert and special guests for the nightly True North Festival Club. More great music and chat with fellow festival-goers in the relaxed surroundings of the festival club at The Lemon Tree. Joining Hubby on Friday will be multi-instrumentalist James Blackshaw and on Saturday, cult legend Malcolm Middleton, as well as others from the festival line up. A perfect way to end your day at True North!

Festival Club

Artists from across the festival will be popping up across the city over the course of Saturday 26 September. Performers will include Best Girl Athlete, James Blackshaw, Siobhan Wilson, Steven Milne and others – see them up close and personal in unusual places across Aberdeen. Keep an eye on the festival website and social media for news on times and places!

Pub CrawlBrewDog, Six Degrees North & Illicit StillOn Saturday 26 September, check out some of the best local acts Aberdeen has to offer in some of the city’s

coolest pubs, then head down to The Lemon Tree for the second Festival Club.

Brewdog 5.30pm: The Harmonica Movement | 6.15pm: Amy Sawers

Six Degrees North 7.30pm: Ashley Park | 8.20pm: Cara Mitchell

Illicit Still 9pm: Robbie Flanagan | 9.50pm: Daniel Mutch

Buying TicketsTickets are available from Aberdeen Performing Arts’ box offices at the Music Hall and His Majesty’s Theatre, and by phone 01224 641122, between 9.30am and 6pm Monday to Saturday. The website aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth has all the latest info on the Festival and links to buy tickets 24/7.

The ticket prices listed are the total cost including any booking fees – there is an additional charge if you opt to have your tickets posted to you.

Festival PassesThere are two festival passes which offer discounted prices on entry to Festival events

Weekend Pass £75 gives entry to all ticketed events across the festival except for the Tom Odell concert at the Music HallSunday Pass £49.95 gives entry to all ticketed performances on Sunday 27 September

FoodFancy Scottish Tapas? Join us pre-concert at the Music Hall and The Lemon Tree for delicious, bite-size roots cuisine with an international flavour

Where to stay?Accommodation packages are available through Visit Aberdeen with specific hotels and apartment providers and can be booked by following the accommodation link at aberdeenperformingarts.com/truenorth

Festival Information

Friday 25 September7pm (doors) LT Fatherson with support from The 10110.45pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part I

Saturday 26 September10am - 4pm Out & About: Pop up | See website for venue updates10.30am LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop12pm LT The Singing Ceilidh Workshop1pm LT Generations of Change5pm BD Pub Crawl with The Harmonica Movement & Amy Sawers7pm (doors) MH Tom Odell with support from Siobhan Wilson7.30pm 6DN Pub Crawl with Ashley Park and Cara Mitchell9pm IS Robbie Flanagan9.50pm IS Daniel Mutch10.30pm (doors) LT Festival Club: Hubby & Friends Part II

Sunday 27 September1pm LT Songwriters’ Circle4.30pm QCC The Unthanks with Rachel Sermanni7.30pm MH Long May You Run: 70th Birthday Celebration of Neil Young9pm (doors) LT Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat with Kathryn Joseph

LT The Lemon Tree | MH Music Hall | QCC Queens Cross ChurchBD BrewDog | IS Illicit Still | 6DN SixDegrees North

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