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Rising North – photo gallery of day two of Shetland’s newest music festival

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A crowd of people stand behind a barrier at a concert. Some are raising their hands and cheering, while others are looking towards the stage. The area is dimly lit with concert lighting.
Crowds enjoying the wide range of home grown music at the Clickimin on Saturday Photo: Marvin Smith

THERE was a wide range of local music talent on show at the Clickimin in Lerwick on Saturday as the main event of the Rising North festival took place.

Around 15 bands performed in the main room and bowls hall from afternoon to night, with Suppository Business rounding things off.

It comes after a number of free events around Lerwick’s pubs and venues on Friday night – while a warm-down event is taking place in the Mareel cafe/bar between 2pm and 7pm on Sunday.

Read our review of Friday night’s events here:

Rising North – ‘the whole place is buzzing’

Photo gallery of Saturday night’s concerts at the Clickimin. Photos by Marvin Smith and Dave Donaldson:

A band performs on stage under purple lighting. The bassist plays an upright bass, the drummer is in the background, and the guitarist plays on the right. Audience silhouettes are visible in the foreground.
Isaac Webb Trio.
Photo: Marvin Smith
Person with short hair and tattoos on their arms playing a violin under stage lighting.
Scaldin Bragg.
Photo: Marvin Smith
A man with long hair and glasses plays an electric guitar on stage, illuminated by colorful lights.
No Sweat.
Photo: Dave Donaldson
A person with a shaved head, wearing glasses, plays electric guitar and sings into a microphone on a smoke-filled stage, with a drum set visible in the background.
The Dirty Lemons.
Photo: Dave Donaldson
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A band performs on stage with instruments, including guitars and drums, under colorful stage lighting. Audience members are visible in silhouette in the foreground.
David Sandison and the Tennessee Wannabes.
Photo: Marvin Smith
A four-member band performs on stage under green and yellow lighting. Three members play guitars while the fourth is on a drum set.
The Fiction.
Photo: Marvin Smith
A bearded man kneels on stage, holding a microphone close to his mouth. Behind him, other musicians play guitars under stage lighting.
The Plonkys.
Photo: Dave Donaldson
A woman in a black and white patterned dress sings into a microphone on stage with a guitar player in the background.
Just Another Cake Fridge.
Photo: Marvin Smith
A band performs on stage with a guitarist singing into a microphone, a pianist playing a keyboard, a bassist, and a drummer. The scene is lit with purple stage lights.
North Country Fair.
Photo: Dave Donaldson

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