Rock'ndaal 2025 line-up

Chart-topping singer-songwriter Nathan Evans headlines this year’s Rock’ndaal, accompanied by a returning favourite, Saint Phnx. Evans is well-known for his folk music and sea shanties, including his single 'Wellerman' which became such a hit it inspired remixes by famous composers and comedians.

Saint Phnx – the Glaswegian alt-pop duo – join Evans on stage. Known for their rousing choruses and the sense of humour they bring to the stage, their contagious good energy spreads like wildfire.

Considered one of the most original and compelling acts on the Scottish music scene, Beluga Lagoon was crowned Folk & Traditional Artist of the Year at the 2024 Scottish Live Music Awards. Andrew O’Donnell brings a visceral experience of Scotland’s natural world to the stage. His experience as a wildlife filmmaker has given him the ability to evoke the beauty of Scottish landscapes, connecting the music with the audience of his sold-out performances.

Live Act of the Year at the Scots Trad Music Awards in 2023, Trail West is an explosive six-piece line-up hailing from the Hebrides. With all the instruments you’d expect from a trad group, from whistles to bagpipes to the accordion, Trail West’s shows are guaranteed great ‘craic’ that pull a loyal following from throughout Scotland.

Born in the Kingdom of Fife, Scotland, Cammy Barnes has had success with multiple singles charting in the UK Top 20 and #1 entries on the Singer/Songwriter & Country/Alt iTunes Charts. He has supported Brit award winning artist Tom Walker and played several sell out shows including the prestigious King Tuts in Glasgow.

Award-winning Scottish-Electronic duo Daniel Docherty and Martyn MacDonald infuse electronic beats with folk sounds inspired by the breathtaking landscapes of their island home, Skye. Their spirited live performances, passion, and innovative collaborations have put them at the forefront of the trad-electronic music scene, earning them the Up and Coming Artist of the Year award at The Scots Trad Awards 2022.