Canadian-born singer-songwriter Bruce Guthro has died aged 62 following an epic music career that took him to stardom along with Scots celtic rock band Runrig; this is their story. Famous for making ...

Veteran Scottish rockers Runrig are preparing to play two farewell concerts to mark their retirement after 45 years in the music business. Tickets for Friday and Saturday's performances in Stirling's ...

Runrig are set to reunite with the man who inspired one of the band’s most iconic songs in a new BBC ALBA programme. The short documentary - named The Cutter: Seonaidh Beag Iain after Runrig's 1987 ...

Runrig lead vocalist Bruce Guthro has died at the age of 62. The Canadian singer-songwriter joined the Scottish rock band in 1998 and remained with the group until its final performances in 2018.

If the Torbreck ethos centres on the preservation of some of the Barossa Valley’s most venerable vineyards, then RunRig is perhaps its most eloquent expression. And these gnarled old Shiraz vines have ...

CELTIC rockers Runrig have announced their final farewell show in Scotland. After 45 years in the music business, the popular band is preparing to bring down the curtain on what has been a remarkable ...

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Canadian singer Bruce Guthro has died at the age of 62, his heartbroken former bandmate has confirmed. The late star was best known for his work as the lead singer in the Scottish rock band Runrig.

GAELIC rockers Runrig may not have a rock and roll reputation like The Rolling Stones — but they can say they’ve partied with rocker Liam Gallagher. The Scots music legends will call it a day next ...