Belladrum

A musical summer continues as the Belladrum music festival returns to BBC Scotland after a three-year hiatus. Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald host live highlights from the second night of this year's festival. Now in its 17th year, the boutique event takes place at the Belladrum Estate with three nights of lively music, festival colour and intimate, unplugged performances. Featuing performances from Emeli Sandé, The Fratellis and Sam Ryder.

Disco icons Chic, fronted by the legendary Nile Rodgers, light up a final day of the Belladrum festival that includes Britpop favourites Shed Seven. Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald introduce Saturday highlights from the boutique festival, now a major draw on the summer music circuit. Currently one of the best live bands on the festival scene, Shed Seven make their second visit to Belladrum, bringing brash guitar-rock anthems and swooning, yearning melodrama to a Highland audience. One of the most energetic and exciting live bands to emerge from the post-rave scene, Dreadzone light up the main stage. Their classic dub sound, driven by boundless energy and decades of live experience, has sealed their popularity with generations of music fans. The eagerly-awaited Nile Rodgers is the festival's superstar billing, and the garden arena is packed out with fans eager to see the funk sensations and Get Lucky hitmaker bring the weekend out on a musical high.

Back in summer, the Belladrum music festival returned to BBC Scotland after a three-year hiatus. Regular hosts Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald present highlights from the festival, now a major draw on the summer circuit. In its 17th year, the boutique event takes place in the Scottish Highlands at the Belladrum Estate, the location for three nights of lively music, festival colour and intimate, unplugged performances. This programme features all the excitement and best action from the festival, including a headline performance from disco icons Chic, fronted by the legendary guitarist and songwriter Nile Rodgers, who lit up the final night of the festival to a packed-out Garden Stage. Also, Friday night headliners The Fratellis appear with their raucous, high-energy feelgood anthemic rock. Highlights from the Grassroots stage include music legend Edwyn Collins, who brought joy to a full tent, as well as Blue Rose Code, who performed a blistering set of music that's good for the soul. The Lottery Winners from Leigh, Greater Manchester, perform a rare acoustic set from the studio, allowing the band's charm to shine. A packed programme that delivers a wide bandwidth of music and conversation.