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Album of the Week – Kirsten Adamson ‘Dreamviewer’

This third album from Scottish singer/songwriter, KIRSTEN ADAMSON is a powerful and emotionally charged collection, delivered in a distinctive and compelling manner. There’s a real intimacy in these marvellous songs and they also readily yield dreamy, forthright and uplifting feelings. On Dreamviewer, Kirsten – she’s the daughter of Scottish rock legend Stuart Adamson (Big Country/Skids) […]

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Mercury Prize Nomination For Former Station Album of the Week

Celtic Music Radio picked Transform Me Then Into A Fish by English folk musician Martin Carthy as its Album of the Week back in July. Our presenter Hugh Taylor visited Martin at his home in North Yorkshire to talk about the album – his first solo release in 21 years – and his long and […]

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Album of the Week – Lanarkshire Songwriters ‘1820 Songs of Rebellion’  

  The Lanarkshire Songwriters powerful new album, 1820 Songs of Rebellion, is a stirring musical tribute to the Radical Rising of 1820, which was Scotland’s last armed insurrection. Marking nearly three decades of songwriting and performance, the group channels the voices of working-class heroes who dared to dream of democracy. Through original compositions steeped in […]

Welcome to Celtic Music Radio 95FM and our festival of music.

Run by music-loving volunteers, we are a community station broadcasting round-the-clock to the Greater Glasgow area and, indeed, the world.

Our programmes feature the widest range of traditional and contemporary music as well as folk, roots, Americana and world music.

And we support up-and-coming acts as best we can with our presenters always on the look-out for something new to share.

With strong links to Scottish culture and arts, we work closely with prestigious music and arts festivals to provide first-class programmes.

Our listeners are diverse and loyal – from the Glasgow area on 95FM and DAB Digital Radio and around the world from this website and mobile apps, such as RadioPlayer and TuneIn.

We have charitable status and manage to stay on air through volunteer and public donations, fund raisers and some on-air advertising and sponsorship.

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Thank you for visiting our website. We hope you enjoy our programmes as much as we enjoy making them.

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Album of the Week – Kirsten Adamson ‘Dreamviewer’

This third album from Scottish singer/songwriter, KIRSTEN ADAMSON is a powerful and emotionally charged collection, delivered in a distinctive and compelling manner. There’s a real intimacy in these marvellous songs and they also readily yield dreamy, forthright and uplifting feelings. On Dreamviewer, Kirsten – she’s the daughter of Scottish rock legend Stuart Adamson (Big Country/Skids) […]

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Album of the Week – Lanarkshire Songwriters ‘1820 Songs of Rebellion’  

  The Lanarkshire Songwriters powerful new album, 1820 Songs of Rebellion, is a stirring musical tribute to the Radical Rising of 1820, which was Scotland’s last armed insurrection. Marking nearly three decades of songwriting and performance, the group channels the voices of working-class heroes who dared to dream of democracy. Through original compositions steeped in […]

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Album of the Week – Scold’s Bridle ‘Timeless’  

English folk musicians, SCOLD’S BRIDLE celebrate 50 years as a duo with the release of their second album, appropriately titled, Timeless. Sue Bousfield (English concertina) and Liz Walmisley, (guitar and bouzouki) have a repertoire that ranges from ballads and music hall songs to material written specifically for them, which Liz sets to music. The two […]


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