_1800 Blas Festival: Mànran with Hecla and Ceilar Fèis an Earraich "Mighty trad supergroup M\u00e0nran come to Sabhal Mor Ostaig as part of this year\u2019s Blas Festival. They will be supported by traditional music trio, Hecla, based in the Outer Hebrides. M\u00c0NRAN: M\u00e0nran are one of the most well-known and best-loved Scottish bands on the scene today. The 2011 launch of their debut single, \u201cLatha Math\u201d heralded a meteoric rise to the top of the Scottish music world that quickly saw them begin to play many of the most prestigious festivals around the world. From then, multi-award-winning albums followed as the band continued to live up to the hype that surrounded their early release, while establishing their characteristic sound and distinctive approach to musical arrangements. HECLA is a traditional music trio based in the Outer Hebrides. Featuring Ailis Sutherland (pipes\/whistle), Ilona Kennedy (fiddle) and Kaitlin Ross (guitar\/vocals), Hecla present beautiful, crisp and energetic arrangements of traditional Gaelic songs and instrumentals" Music Traditional "Mighty trad supergroup M\u00e0nran come to Sabhal Mor Ostaig as part of this year\u2019s Blas Festival. They will be supported by traditional music trio, Hecla, based in the Outer Hebrides. M\u00c0NRAN: M\u00e0nran are one of the most well-known and best-loved Scottish bands on the scene today. The 2011 launch of their debut single, \u201cLatha Math\u201d heralded a meteoric rise to the top of the Scottish music world that quickly saw them begin to play many of the most prestigious festivals around the world. From then, multi-award-winning albums followed as the band continued to live up to the hype that surrounded their early release, while establishing their characteristic sound and distinctive approach to musical arrangements. HECLA is a traditional music trio based in the Outer Hebrides. Featuring Ailis Sutherland (pipes\/whistle), Ilona Kennedy (fiddle) and Kaitlin Ross (guitar\/vocals), Hecla present beautiful, crisp and energetic arrangements of traditional Gaelic songs and instrumentals" 57.08641750493476 -5.880648823478737