POP icon Shania Twain is to headline an inaugural Scottish festival later this year.
The Grammy-Award winner will be the main attraction at Stirling Summer Sessions, which will take place at the foot of Stirling Castle from Thursday, June 27 to Saturday, July 6.
The Canadian singer will headline on Tuesday, July 2 with special guest Rag’n’Bone Man.
Busted and Tom Jones were previously announced as headliners, with the rock band set to take the stage on Friday, June 28 while the Welsh icon will headline on Saturday, June 29.
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How can I get tickets?
Tickets for the festival, which is coming to Stirling for the first time, will be available from 9am on Friday, February 16.
Pre-sale tickets will be available via the Summer Sessions website through a sign-up HERE.
The first pre-sale begins at 9am on Thursday, February 15.
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