Reely Jiggered

We were delighted to perform at the stunning venue of the Oran Mor in Glasgow for Burns Night. This iconic building has murals by the late, great artist Alasdair Gray, the Glasgow-born writer and artist. He was responsible for the…

Scottish Award winning folk rock band, Reely Jiggered have had a busy year with performances in Pakistan, Northern Ireland, main stage performances at summer music festivals around the Scotland and are just back from performing in Kenya. Now, fresh from…

In December, we were thrilled to receive a message asking us if we were free to perform in Nairobi, Kenya for the Caledonian Society of Kenya founded in 1907 to promote the study and celebration of all things Scottish!

We…

In May we were delighted to be flying out to Pakistan again to perform for the British High Commission and perform for children from the Moshal School in Islamabad. The children were amazing and their Director was so inspiring! She…

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Over the summer months we've been super busy making some brand new music videos including stunning Scottish scenery!

We would love you to be part of our Reely Jiggered Clan! Join us for one evening a month and see a…

When Scotland locked down due to the COVID-19 outbreak, we decided pretty early on that we wanted to think outside the box and create an event that would help us to (a) keep performing and (b) spread some good vibes…

Tricky Terrain is the award winning folk rock band’s third album. This album takes its inspiration from the band’s travels and their home by the River Clyde. Alison McNeill’s compositions and lyrics are a reflection of the landscape, the people,

In January we returned to Pakistan for the third time! What an amazing country full of culture so different to our own. We flew into Islamabad and were pleased to meet our wonderful friend Khurram who had been our driver…