Sidiki shines in Scalloway at final JAWS gig

Saturday 22 February 2025

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Two musicians perform on stage, one playing a traditional drum while the other plays a handpan. The backdrop features patterned tapestries, and various musical instruments are visible in the background.

Sidiki shines in Scalloway at final JAWS gig

19 June 2023

•Reviews

Black and white photo of an elderly man wearing round glasses, a patterned cap, and a scarf. He has a white beard and mustache and is looking at the camera.

Fifteen years of Jeff at JAWS: ‘I was sucked in like a hoover!’

8 June 2023

•Shetland Lives

A man is playing a drum set with a neutral expression. The background is a solid maroon color.

‘Explosive percussive combination’ to perform at Town Hall this weekend

2 May 2023

•Entertainment

A four-member jazz band performs on stage with guitar, saxophone, double bass, and drums, in front of an audience.

‘A rising star in the jazz firmament of not just Scotland’

After the low numbers at the last jazz gig at Lerwick Town Hall, I was not expecting the turnout on Saturday night, writes our reviewer Carol Jamieson.

27 February 2023

•Reviews

Saxophonist Willmore returns for Lerwick gig

14 February 2023

•Arts

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