Single in the country charts







A real honour this morning to meet the 1987 All Scotland Accordion Champion Billy McGuire, I’ve been listening to his music since starting, we have spoke on the phone a lot over the years, he was the last button accordion player to win the championship before I had the honour of bringing the Jimmy Shand Shield home in 2014. I wasn’t born for 9 years after he won. It was so lovely to play some tunes and have a chat at his home. Billy could do things on the box that no one else could. It was an honour …
A big thank you to everyone for your kind comments about my latest award at the Hot Country TV Awards show. It was well worth the long drive and got back home late last night. On the road again on Saturday to Fraserburgh and then a concert in Coldstream on Monday. I was delighted meet up with Tony Allen of Foster and Allen and Radio/Tv Presenter Michael Commins
Delighted and honoured to win and take back to Scotland Hot Country TV’s Jimmy Shand Music Inspirational Award. Heading for the Belfast Ferry now, it was worth the long journey and to be part of such a fantastic event with So many talented people. A big thank you to Hugh O Brien and his team, and of course to everyone that supports my music career, look forward to seeing you all at a concert sometime soon, best wishes
Happy International Women’s Day! 🌸
I wanted to share a photo with one of my favourite actresses, and someone who inspires millions worldwide every day, Margot Robbie, who I had the honour of performing for years ago. No point in it just sitting in my phone and never being seen! An incredibly talented actress and, from my experience, a genuinely lovely person too who was more than happy to take a photo and have a chat. Great Memories #margotrobbie #internationalwomensday. 🎬✨

I loved James Nesbitt’s new Netflix series, brought back happy memories of meeting and performing for him a few years ago. #brandonmcphee #jamesnesbitt #accordionmusic
!!Important Announcement!!!!!!!
It is with great regret that the band and I have made the difficult decision to postpone and reschedule the first three shows of the Brandon McPhee Tour, In Peebles 15Th January/ Arbroath 16th January and Aberdeen 18th January due to serious illness that has made travel and the tour impossible, our Musical Director has been admitted to hospital and is undergoing treatment and will back to normal soon.
We sincerely apologise for the disappointment this causes and truly appreciate your patience and understanding. If we cannot deliver the show to the standard you deserve, we believe it is better to postpone rather than go ahead.
The new dates are….
Friday 13th February- Peebles Eastgate Theatre 7.30pm
Saturday 21st February - Aberdeen Tivoli Theatre 7.30pm
Sunday 22nd February- Arbroath Webster Theatre 7.30pm
Your tickets will be changed to the new dates and those who can’t make the new dates will get a refund from the ticket venues.
Thank you for your continued support — it truly means everything.

SHOW 7. Thank you everyone for attending the Brandon McPhee Trio Christmas show, it has been such and enjoyable tour and I’m grateful for everyone that supported the show. The standing ovation today topped off a lovely week. I am looking forward to The Brandon McPhee Show Tour in January and February with the FULL band. Peebles, Arbroath and Aberdeen is the first concerts. We are performing back in my old high school for some Christmas proms and I will be volunteering some music in more nursing homes this month before the Hogmanay weekend in Inverness. A busy month left and the release of my new country CD in a few weeks. Thanks again everyone for your continued support.
A real blast from the past. Here’s a story most of you won’t know. I entered the Royal National Mod first in 2010 when in came to Caithness. I was 13, I was in the under 19s category. I was delighted to win. I missed the next year due to the distance to Stornaway and then entered the next year, this time a technical error and I was in the over 21 category (adults) at aged 15. I didn’t say anything, played and won. I entered two more times and this time purposely entered the adult category and won the hat trick before I stopped competing. No one noticed a young 15 year old in the adult competition… I guess I looked old for my age ? Ha ha ! Fun memories but glad I don’t compete anymore… see you all soon
Just back from Ireland and 4 enjoyable concerts and 4 standing ovations. Moate, Claremorris, Dunmanway and finishing up in Cork City. The last two along with the Donal Ring Jnr Family band. Thanks to Donal for running the Cork shows and to John Egan for his help in Claremorris. These shows were so enjoyable and I’d like to thank everyone for supporting them. We are off to Crieff Accordion and Fiddle Club on Thursday, a private function in Aberdeen on Saturday and then Castle Douglas Accordion and Fiddle Club on Sunday…. See you then

Discover the 168-year history of Hohner, the legendary maker of harmonicas and accordions. From Matthias Hohner’s humble beginnings to the creation of the Shand Morino and the one-of-a-kind Hohner Shand Gola, this is the story of craftsmanship, innovation and musical heritage.
Hohner: 168 Years of Craftsmanship, Innovation and Musical Legacy
For more than 160 years, Hohner has been synonymous with craftsmanship, innovation and musical excellence. Founded in 1857, the company remains one of the world’s most respected accordion makers, creating some of the finest instruments ever built.
From Clockmaking to Harmonicas
The Hohner story begins in Trossingen, Germany, with Matthias Hohner, a master clockmaker who turned his precision skills to crafting harmonicas. With help from his wife and a single employee, his instruments quickly gained a reputation for exceptional quality.
By the time of his passing, his workshop had become the largest harmonica factory in the world. It was an extraordinary achievement for a craftsman driven by dedication and detail.
The Birth of the Hohner Accordion
By 1903, Hohner expanded into accordion production, and within a decade opened a factory dedicated entirely to meeting growing global demand.
When Ernst Hohner, Matthias’s grandson, took over in the 1920s, he transformed the family business into an international name. His leadership is often described as Hohner’s golden age, a period of remarkable innovation and global success.
The Morino Revolution
In 1928, Ernst Hohner made a visionary move by inviting Venanzio Morino, an exceptionally talented Italian accordion designer, to join the company.
Morino’s innovative designs introduced converter systems, reed controls, and advanced internal mechanisms that completely reshaped the sound and playability of Hohner accordions. His ideas set a new global benchmark for accordion design and engineering, influencing generations of instruments that followed.
Morino served as chief design engineer until 1952, leaving behind a legacy that still defines the brand’s reputation for excellence.
The Gola Era
After Morino’s retirement, Hohner welcomed another Italian master, Giovanni Gola, born in Stradella in 1907. Having honed his craft at Dallapé, Gola joined Hohner in 1953 and designed some of the company’s most iconic models: the Atlantic, Lucia, Pirola and Marchesa.
In 1956, he unveiled what would become Hohner’s crown jewel — the Hohner Gola. Even today, this meticulously hand-built accordion represents the pinnacle of craftsmanship, with new models valued at over £40,000.
Challenges and Revival
By the 1970s, Hohner faced significant challenges. Markets shifted, production changed, and the company even ventured briefly into computer manufacturing. Despite these ups and downs, the spirit of Hohner endured.
After a period of restructuring in the 2000s, Hohner re-emerged stronger. Today, the Bravo, Amica and Nova ranges are made in China, while the Ventura, Morino and flagship Gola models are still hand-built in Trossingen, maintaining the brand’s proud German heritage.
The Shand Legacy: Scotland’s Voice Through Hohner
No story of Hohner would be complete without mentioning Sir Jimmy Shand MBE, one of the most celebrated accordionists of all time.
From humble roots in Fife, Jimmy Shand’s unmistakable playing style carried him from Scottish dance halls to the Sydney Opera House and Carnegie Hall. His music captured the soul of Scotland and inspired countless players around the world.
The Shand Hohner Special
While working at J.T. Forbes Music Shop in Dundee, Jimmy began collaborating with Hohner engineers to design a new type of accordion. His partnership with Charles Forbes and the German team produced the Shand Hohner Special, a compact and versatile three-row button accordion that defined his distinctive sound.
The Creation of the Shand Morino
Jimmy was never satisfied with “good enough”. Seeking an even faster and more responsive instrument for Scottish dance music, he worked directly with Venanzio Morino to develop what many still call the finest button accordion ever made: the Hohner Shand Morino, released in 1951.
This revolutionary model featured:
The first four units were made for Jimmy himself. I am proud to say that I now own the very first Shand Morino ever built, and it has been an honour to perform with it at events across Scotland, including the famous Gillies Ball at Balmoral, where Jimmy himself once played.
A One-of-a-Kind Masterpiece: The Hohner Shand Gola
In 1964, Hohner commissioned Giovanni Gola to create a one-of-a-kind instrument for Jimmy Shand. Completed and presented to him in 1966, the Hohner Shand Gola was a unique masterpiece, built to his precise requirements. Only one was ever made.
After Jimmy’s passing, the instrument was inherited by his son, Jimmy Shand Jr., and later owned by Simon Howie, who has generously supported young accordionists, including myself. Through his kindness, I now have the privilege of caring for this irreplaceable piece of musical history.
Preserving the Hohner and Shand Heritage
Today, the Hohner Shand Gola, the first-ever Shand Morino (No. 001) and Will Starr’s legendary accordion all form part of my personal collection here in Caithness. It is now the largest Shand Morino collection in the north of Scotland.
Each instrument tells a story of artistry, innovation and musical passion. They represent a living link between the German craftsmanship of Hohner and the Scottish musical tradition embodied by Sir Jimmy Shand.
It is a privilege to perform with these instruments and to share their sound and history with audiences across the country, ensuring that the legacy of Hohner and Jimmy Shand continues to inspire musicians for generations to come.
Brandon

I was delighted to have a tune with Accordion Champion Leonard Brown last week. Will Starr’s Bluebird Polka is a fun one to play and to free out the fingers. Don’t forget to tune into 107.7fm and online tonight at 9pm for the Brandon McPhee Hour for my last few shows on radio repeated Tomorow at 1pm.

I am so delighted that my song My Grandad has reached number 7 in the Joyce Ramgatie Country Music Charts this week. I’ve also entered the top 200 at no.8. Thanks to everyone that keeps requesting my song. thank you !!!!!

One day I heard the track again and thought, why not give it a go myself? I wanted to put my own twist on it, so we recorded it and filmed a music video with Pan Records. We posted it online and, over the years, it slowly built up around 200,000 views — which I was already chuffed about.
Then, out of nowhere, it started taking off again. In just the last three months, it’s gone completely viral and now has over 1.8 million views! Honestly, I can’t quite believe it.
It means so much to me that people all over the world are still discovering, listening to, and enjoying the song. One of the comments even said I’ve now got more views on this version than Johnny Cash himself — at least online, that’s true! (If only I had a few more like this one, eh?)
Thank you all so much for the amazing support. It’s been incredible watching this song reach so many new listeners after all this time — and I’m so grateful to every single person who’s watched, liked, or shared it.
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I am so pleased that my song “My Grandad” has reached number 19 in the Joyce Ramgatie Country Music Chart in Europe. Thanks to everyone for listening and it would mean so much if you keep requesting it on the radio. The song was played on BBC in Ireland the other day, it hasn’t been played on BBC Scotland… I’d love to hear it…

I’m so happy with the feedback for my song “ My Grandad” here on National Grandparents Day. I’m delighted to let everyone know when I wrote this song I entered it into the Uk Songwriting Competition and found out today that it’s in the semi finals. Please Download and stream now from all the usual places! And on request to radio stations.. thank you

I’ve composed a song…. It’s all about my Grandad and the impact he’s had on my life and getting me started in music. A country song and the music video will also feature him in it.. I’m so lucky. It will be released in Grandparents day on Oct.5th
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It was such an honour to be invited into the Kings Royal Tent this afternoon at the Mey Games. A big thank you to the Mey Games for such an incredible event and organisation. It was a change not playing or singing. Thank you for the invitation. (studiograff photography)
It was such an honour to meet Fiona Kennedy OBE, one of those rare talents who refuses to be pigeonholed—classically trained, theatrically proven, media visible and charity-committed, all while flying the flag for Scottish culture. I’ve always loved her music and I’ve always been such an admirer of the great Calum Kennedy and Alastair Gillies.

Another musical day along with Robert Lovie in Banff #brandonmcphee #scotland

Thanks to everyone that supported the show. Coldstream, it was such an enjoyable concert. Thanks for everything, Big thank you to everyone that supported the show over this past week. The new single is out now.. Jimmy shand tribute concert is coming next.. who’s going?

Brandon McPhee Trio is Looking forward to guesting at the Banchory Accordion and Fiddle Club this Monday evening in Banchory Legion. 7.45pm start. Who’s coming ?
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PAN RECORDS ANNOUNCES BRANDON McPHEE’S NEW SINGLE AND TRIBUTE ALBUM HONOURING SIR JIMMY SHAND
Pan Records is proud to announce the release of Brandon McPhee’s vibrant new single, Don’t Sit on My Jimmy Shands, out 1st June on physical and digital platforms. The track is a spirited cover of the much-loved song written by Richard Thompson OBE, and serves as a lively tribute to Scotland’s rich musical heritage.
Brandon delivers a fresh twist with his signature blend of Scottish and country influences, underpinned by his exceptional accordion skills and engaging vocal style. The release marks a heartfelt homage to one of his earliest musical heroes, Sir Jimmy Shand, the legendary accordionist who brought traditional Scottish dance music to an international audience.
Following the single, Brandon’s full-length tribute album, The Music of Sir Jimmy Shand, will be released on 25th June. Featuring 13 tracks of Shand’s most celebrated compositions, the album honours the 25th anniversary of Shand’s passing and stands as a powerful testament to his enduring legacy. The album also includes a special duet with Robert Lovie titled Jimmy Shand – The Legend.
Brandon McPhee’s musical journey began at the age of 10, inspired in part by Sir Jimmy Shand. By 17, he had won the prestigious All-Scotland Accordion Championship, and since then has composed nearly 30 traditional tunes and multiple original songs. Five of his compositions have been recognised in the UK Songwriting Contest, with one reaching the finals. Today, Brandon is regarded as one of the leading lights in traditional Scottish and country music, admired for his artistry, versatility, and devotion to the genre.
Don’t Sit on My Jimmy Shands is a playful nod to the era of 78rpm records, and this tribute release is set to captivate both long-time fans of traditional music and a new generation of listeners alike.
ENDS
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Manson Grant & The Dynamos – Holiday Weekend Friday 26th to Sunday 28th September 2025
Join for 3 unforgettable nights of live entertainment with Manson Grant & The Dynamos! Tony Allen of (Foster&Allen), Hugo Duncan, Brandon McPhee and many more.. Enjoy Dinner, Bed & Breakfast each night – plus all entertainment
Don’t miss this incredible musical getaway!
Thank you to everyone that came along to the North East Accordion & Fiddle Club, it was nice to see a full house, welcoming warm audience and a standing ovation topped the night off for me. It was also lovely to have a tune with Graeme Mackay, getting Shand Morino’s 1 & 2 together for a tune. These accordions are the first 2 of 4 that was made in 1951 designed by Sir Jimmy Shand.
It was lovely to play some tunes at the Dingwall Accordion and Fiddle club last night and great to meet up again and listen to great friends and colleagues Kirkjuvagr Ceilidh Band - Orkney.. brilliant and really enjoyed the night. Looking forward to being back in the Dingwall legion in June with a Jimmy Shand tribute concert….
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Who’s been enjoying the sunshine ? I wanted to let you know that my clothing merchandise is all available NOW from Caithness based company Highland Workwear, T-shirts,Shirts, caps, hats, aprons etc., why not check it out?
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A big thank you to everyone that attended my show, The Brandon McPhee Show this month, in both Scotland and Ireland. You made it such an enjoyable trip, welcomed myself and the band, were fantastic enthusiastic audiences and gave us multiple standing ovations which is the highest compliment in my book, All I’ve ever wanted to do is perform on stage. Your support means the world, so thank you all sincerely. Keep an eye out for more dates, appearances, music, streaming, videos the list goes on. Back out on the road again tomorrow. www.brandonmcphee.com
So good to be here in Ireland. Met up with Stephen Pride ( Charlie Pride’s Brother) was delighted that a coach traveled from home in Scotland, Brandon McPhee Show in Bundoran led to a standing ovation, Ballybofey last night got 2 of them, I’m so delighted and honoured, the biggest compliment that an auidence can pay to an artiste, I’m glad you’re enjoying the show, thanks to everyone that came along. We are in The Old Courthouse tonight in Antrim Town. Longford Tomorow then Banteer followed by the Hot Country Awards Show in Bundoran next week.


It was an honour to feature at The Grand Opera House last night in tribute to Crawford Bell MBE. To be on the same stage as so many talented musicians and singers was just magical and a sold out show for Crawford, I was so pleased to meet and get a photo with Sir Van Morrison OBE whom Crawford toured with for many years. A real honour. Thank you David Hull Promotions for the invitation. #brandonmcphee #vanmorrison #belfastoperahouse #ireland

The History Of The Accordion, Contemporary Artists that Perform with the Instrument and Film Soundtracks that feature the Accordion.
The accordion, often referred to as a “portable orchestra,” is a versatile and expressive instrument with a rich history that spans continents and centuries. Originating from the early 19th century, the accordion’s story begins with the invention of free-reed instruments in ancient China. The sheng, a Chinese mouth organ, is one of the earliest examples of free-reed technology, which eventually inspired European instrument makers to create more complex variations.
In 1829, Cyrill Demian, an Armenian craftsman living in Vienna, patented the first instrument he called the "accordion." This early version was simple, with buttons that played chords, giving it its name. Over time, the design evolved to include both a keyboard and buttons, allowing musicians to play melodies and harmonies simultaneously. By the mid-19th century, the accordion had gained popularity across Europe, especially in folk and dance music traditions. Its portability and ability to produce a full sound made it a favorite among traveling musicians.
As European immigrants moved to the Americas and other parts of the world, they brought the accordion with them, introducing it to new cultures and musical genres. The instrument became a staple in various musical traditions, from the polkas of Central and Eastern Europe to the tango of Argentina and the zydeco of Louisiana. It also found a home in Scottish and Irish folk music, where its bright, lively sound complemented traditional instruments like the fiddle and bagpipes.
In Scotland, the accordion became an integral part of traditional ceilidh bands. Its ability to provide rhythmic accompaniment and melodic leads made it a perfect fit for lively dances like the reel and jig. Over time, the instrument became associated with prominent players who pushed the boundaries of its capabilities, blending traditional tunes with innovative techniques.
This brings us to the present day and the remarkable career of Brandon McPhee, a virtuoso accordionist who has brought the instrument to new heights. Hailing from the north of Scotland, Brandon’s passion for the accordion began at a young age. He quickly gained recognition for his exceptional talent, winning numerous accolades and competitions. His mastery of the instrument and ability to blend traditional Scottish music with modern influences have captivated audiences worldwide.
Through his website, BrandonMcPhee.com, Brandon not only showcases his music but also serves as an ambassador for the accordion. The site offers a window into his multifaceted career, from his live performances and recordings to his work as a mentor for aspiring musicians. Brandon’s dedication to preserving and innovating the accordion’s role in music ensures that this historic instrument remains relevant in contemporary times.
In addition to traditional tunes, Brandon’s repertoire includes a wide range of genres, demonstrating the accordion’s versatility. His collaborations with other artists and exploration of new musical styles breathe fresh life into the instrument, attracting a younger generation of fans. Through his performances, workshops, and recordings, Brandon McPhee exemplifies how the accordion, with its rich history and global reach, continues to evolve and inspire.
In conclusion, the accordion’s journey from its early origins to its present-day prominence in Brandon McPhee’s hands is a testament to its enduring appeal. By bridging the past and the present, Brandon not only celebrates the accordion’s legacy but also ensures its vibrant future in the world of music.
The accordion and contemporary artists:
Folk and Traditional Music
Pop and Rock
World Music
Classical and Contemporary
Jazz and Experimental
Cajun and Zydeco
Indie and Alternative
Film Soundtracks that feature the Accordion:
These films demonstrate the accordion’s ability to evoke nostalgia, cultural identity, and emotional depth, making it a unique and memorable part of their soundtracks

Christmas Markets or John Douglas Accordions in Dumfries.. you can see where I picked, visit the website or the shop for some amazing accordions.
Thank you everyone that came along to our concert, part of Cairndale Hotel’s St. Andrews Weekend in Dumfries. Made feel welcome, looked after well, a fantastically warm audience and the standing ovation meant so much. Join us next week for our Christmas shows in Thurso, Wick, Strathy,Perth, Dingwall, Fochabers and Oldmeldrum
John Baikie Photography

My new single is out NOW and available to request from your local radio stations, you can also stream/download online all all the platforms, you can hear it live at The Brandon McPhee Trio’s Christmas Concerts this December




Thank you to Briggistanes Events for inviting us up to Shetland with my show. I’m so delighted that it was a full house and such an appreciative warm audience. It is so amazing being back in Shetland again and You all loved Country, Folk, Scottish and Irish music just as much as do. Here’s to the next Shetland concert !

Christmas Concerts all available at https://panrecords.myshopify.com

Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes so far. I’m 28 today (getting old ha ha) !! An enjoyable night in Mitchelstown, thanks to everyone that came to the concert in the Firgrove Hotel, thank you for 2 standing ovations it really meant so much. I really do love Ireland !! TONIGHT Grandhaw Pres. Church (beside La Mon House) show time is 7.30pm. Tickets available at the door.

Great to meet Frank O’Flynn this afternoon during our soundchecks for our concert TONIGHT in The Firgrove Hotel, Mitchelstown. Frank was the Mayor Of Cork in 2023. Lovely conversation. Tickets available at the door for tonight’s show. See you there !
“A message from Phoenix Country Radio “- Join me tonight at 8pm for My Kinda Country playing all the best in Irish and American Country, delighted to say that my special guest is Brandon McPhee talking about his new CD and lots more exciting things on the go - so join me from 8pm and Brandon McPhee will be on just after 9pm tonight…. Stephen
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Brandon has signed all the pre orders of his new CD “Diversity” a big thank you to everyone that has purchased the album and hope you enjoy it. 13 tracks of songs and tunes inc. How Great Thou Art/ King Charles III Welcome and Across The Hills Duet with Daniel O Donnell. Purchase now https://panrecords.myshopify.com

Brandon McPhees Latest CD is now available to Pre Order from Pan Records. 13 track variety of tunes and song. https://panrecords.myshopify.com/cdn/shop/files/DiversityFrontPageEmubands_1296x.jpg?v=1726919385

Daily Record on Dorah journey,
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/most-badly-burned-girl-world-33705283.amp
In the John O’ Groat paper today with Dorah Jones. View now online - https://dai.ly/x95htt

My hero Sir Jimmy Shand and his band performed for the Queen at the Ghillies Ball in Balmoral for the first time over 60 years ago. Recently I had the honour with my band. I performed with the first 001 Hohner Shand Morino of the assembly line. I feel honoured and proud to have had this opportunity and to play this iconic instrument for it. I was thinking a lot of Jimmy, it made me feel close to him in a very special way. This was the honour of my life.
Thanks to everyone that came along last night to the Beccles Public Hall, myself and the band are in the Princess Theatre, Hunstanton tonight, show time is 7.30pm, tickets available. See you there.
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THE BRANDON MCPHEE SHOW
Returning after last year's standing ovations, a new show for 2024. Multi-award-winning Brandon McPhee and his band in concert, a show like no other. The variety of music in a Brandon McPhee show covers from Marty Robbins, Don Williams, Frank Sinatra, Irish tenor John McCormack, Sir Jimmy Shand, Will Starr, Donal Ring, Dermot O'Brien and Johnny Cash. While touring Brandon's version of the Johnny Cash standard "Ring of Fire" was shared on social media. To date it has been viewed by 1.6 million people."Ring of Fire" perhaps sums up the essence of Brandon McPhee and his relationship with his audience. A quiet, pleasant, unassuming young man off-stage, when he steps in front of his audience he is instantly surrounded by a charismatic "ring of fire." Whether dazzling on his Shand Morino 3 row button accordion or singing Brandon radiates fire, a warmth instantly felt and reflected back by his audience.
This show is different. He gives the audience what they expect off him, but Brandon not only demonstrates his increasing catalogue of self-penned tunes and songs, but this time he delivers a much more versatile range of material, moving effortlessly through the deep tones of Johnny Cash songs to early 1900s Irish tenor John McCormack then back to Elvis - a widening repertoire underpinned by an increasing vocal range and ability.Brandon in his short career already has manahed to perform for Prince Charles and members of the Royal Family a number of times and lately for King Charles III, indeed Brandon composed a tune for the King, had the opportunity of performing it personally "King Charles III Welcome to Caithness". Brandon also has played to some of the biggest names in the world of film and recorded duets with two superstars in the world of music namely Foster & Allen "Walking On The Waves" and more recently Daniel O'Donnell "Across The Hills Of Home". Brandon McPhee is a unique talent and has received countless accolades of praise from his peers. Also, part of the Brandon McPhee show is special guest Manson Grant from Manson Grant and the Dynamos tame. The Dynamos was steeped in country music all their lives and before the Millenium represented Scotland in Nashville, Tennessee as part of their Fan Fair celebrations. Manson is also part of the Brandon McPhee band.Brandon McPhee is not just touring, he is on a journey fired by his love of music. brandonmcphee.com

Delighted to be featured in Ireland’s No.1 country music magazine this week. Thanks to Mikie O’ Loughlin and Trudi Lalor.

Delighted to perform at the opening of Caithness FM’s new studio, thank you to all the presenters for playing my music and the invitation. Tune in tomorrow evening to hear my new single on Robins Young show. Pleased to see Lord Thurso again who opened the new studio. Caithness Fm is now available online as well as on the FM airwaves.
Delighted to perform at the opening of Caithness FM’s new studio, thank you to all the presenters for playing my music and the invitation. Tune in tomorrow evening to hear my new single on Robins Young show. Pleased to see Lord Thurso again who opened the new studio. Caithness Fm is now available online as well as on the FM airwaves.

See you all tonight. Tickets still available on arrival. Looking forward to it.

Look who I bumped into at the Mey Highland Games this other day. Kirkjuvagr Ceilidh Band - Orkney
Looking forward to performing in Orkney at the King Street Halls this Friday !
It was a huge pleasure to be onboard entertaining with the band on the Lord Of The Highlands cruise ship over the summer. Most enjoyable evenings. Thank you to the amazing Kirsty Butler for everything. #lordofthehighlands King Street Halls in Orkney is the next show on Friday at 7.30pm.. tickets on the door.

From the MailOnline news article yesterday from the Canisbay Parish Church in Caithness on what would have been Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mothers 124 birthday.
the article - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-13707545/amp/King-Charles-battles-wind-Caithness-church-Scotland.html

Lovely to catch up with the King’s Piper Paul Burns today at the Mey Highland Games, such a great turn out at the games today despite the changeable weather. Always a pleasure.

Great to be back on the Lord Of The Highlands Ship again these past few evenings. Lovely guests and staff, very welcoming, good to see the talented Lewis Macleod also, as you can see he’s now my bagpiping teacher ha ha ha….
Brandon McPhee’s latest single “Farewell Party” is available NOW to request from your local radio station. Brandon remembers hearing Gene Watson sing it live in Halkirk and then was honoured to perform on the same stage as him. The music video is available on YouTube from Brandon’s YouTube channel. The song is part of the Pan Records record label.
link to youtube - Watch Video

I just love Orkney and can’t wait to return
I was delighted to be part of the St. John’s Scotland and Archie Foundation charity Scottish concert tonight in Mannofield Church in Aberdeen with great friends. Lovely to work with Robert Lovie, Siobhan Miller, Raemond Jappy, Shannon Stevenson and Jim Brown. It was so great to see so many people support the cause for these important charities.
I’m honoured to have my tribute to the late Crawford Bell in the nominations for Tipp Fm’s song of the week. Thank you for requesting it.
