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Bheir Taghadh Bho na Trads, air a' lìbhrigeadh le Linda NicLeòid, àrd-ùrlar don luchd-ciùil a choisinn duaisean aig Duaisean Chiùil Thraidiseanta MG ALBA. Anns a' cheathramh sreath den program, cuiridh Dòmhnall Seathach air bhog prògraman a bheir taisbeanadh do dh'iomadh taobh
de cheòl na h-Alba. Cuideachd a' gabhil pàirt, bidh Siobhan Miller le Seumas Grannd is Lauren MacColl. Bidh Raghnaid Walker, le trì clàran ciùil shonraichte na h-ainm, air an àrd-ùrlar ann an cuideachd Jenna Reid agus Raibeart MacDhonnchaidh, a bhuannaich Bonn Òir a Chomuinn an uirigh.

A-bharrachd orra-san, cluinnear bhon fhìdhleir chliùiteach Chris Stout, 's esan air duais Neach-ciùil na Bliadhna a chosnadh. Am-measg na nochdas anns na prògraman ri tighinn, bidh an còmhlan dannsa Trail West, an clàrsair tàlantach Corrina Hewat agus Neach-ciùil Traidiseanta Òg na Bliadhna, Robyn Stapleton.

Taghadh Bho na Trads, presented by Linda MacLeod, features award-winning musicians from the MG ALBA Trad Music Awards. Composer of the Year Donald Shaw opens a fourth series that looks set to deliver the full bandwidth of contemporary Scottish music.

Also appearing are singer Siobhan Miller and a band that includes James Grant and Lauren MacColl, playing a repertoire that reveals why Miller is Scots Singer Of The Year. Gaelic singer Rachel Walker has three critically acclaimed albums to her credit and appears alongside Jenna Reid and Mod medallist Robert Robertson.