What Scottish festivals are on this summer and when will they go ahead?
SCOTS can look forward to a summer full of festivals this year as restrictions begin to ease across the country. Many festival organisers are planning on going ahead with their outdoor events and the public can buy tickets now. 12 Festival season is about to get underway Credit: Getty Images - Getty  12 Plenty of Scottish festivals have set dates this year Credit: Getty Images - Getty  Under Covid restrictions, there will be a limited crowd - outdoor events can be hosted in Level 0 - 2 areas but closed in Level 3 and 4 areas. There are plenty of festivals still going ahead this summer, so here is a list of all events that Scots can enjoy. Doonhame Festival  12 Kaiser Chiefs are one of the headline acts this year Credit: Doonhame Festival/Facebook  Located in the Crichton Estate, Dumfries - the Doonhame Festival is one of the newest musical festivals to be held in Scotland. This year it is set to be held on July 30-31. There will be over 40 live acts over four open stages including Kaiser Chiefs, The Feeling, Hayseed Dixie and Bad Manners. There will be a fairground, traders village, relaxation area, a bar and food vans on site. Weekend tickets are 90 for adults. Mugstock  12 A festival with a diverse musical programme Credit: Mugstock/Twitter  A festival for all ages held across four days from August 6-9 at Strathallan Castle near Auchterarder, Perthshire. There will be workshops, films, walkabout performers with bars and a traders village selling food, clothing, festival essentials and gifts. The festival is known for its diverse musical programme and ticket prices for the weekend is 125. Out East  12 Children get to go free to Out East Credit: Out East/Facebook  This is another music festival which will be held over the weekend on August 6-7 at Gosford House, East Lothian. Some of the headliners at the festival this year include Scottish singer-songwriter Callum Beatie, Sister Sledge, Clean Bandit (DJ Set) and Tinchy Stryder. Children get to go free and adult tickets are priced at around 99 for the weekend. Party at the Palace  12 A festival for comedy and music Credit: Party at the Palace/Facebook  This comedy/music festival is held in Linlithgow which is 20 minutes from Edinburgh and 35 minutes from Glasgow - making it one of the easiest festivals to get to. The festival calls this event the Biggest Party of the Summer with a comedy night on the opening day and live music on the weekend from August 6-8. Comedy headliners include Dara OBriain, Des Clarke, Seann Walsh and Flo & Jo. Musical headliners include Manic Street Preachers, Del Amitri, Sophie Ellis Bexter and so many more. Friday tickets cost 25 with weekend tickets 85 - kids tickets are priced at 18. Doune the Rabbit Hole  12 There will be so many workshops here Credit: Doune the Rabbit Hole/Facebook  This is a music festival for the whole family which will be held from August 12 - 15 at the Cardross Estate, Port of Menteith, Stirlingshire. As well as music, you can expect a cinema tent, walkabout art trail, spoken word, and lots of workshops. Headline acts across the weekend include Dizzee Rascal, 10cc, Camera Obscura, Teenage Fanclub, Sleaford Mods, Buzzcocks, Peatbog Faeries, Charlotte Church and many more. Early bird tickets are sold out but you can grab one for 155. Riverside  12 Held at the Riverside museum in Glasgow Credit: Riverside Festival Glasgow/Facebook  This is Scotlands premiere electronic music event which takes place in Glasgow at the Riverside Museum. It is a three-day event taking place on September 3-5 and headlining acts include Jamie xx, Disclosure and Amelie Lens. Tickets start from 59 for single day and Friday and Saturday tickets are 99. TRNSMT  12 Lewis Capaldi performing at TRNSMT in 2019 Credit: Tom Farmer - The Sun Glasgow  12 You can still buy tickets for the Glasgow Green gig Credit: PA:Press Association  This is one of the biggest musical festivals to be held in Scotland - this year it will be on from September 10-12. The festival is in the heart of the city of Glasgow at Glasgow Green with big names performing on the main stage. Headliners this year include Liam Gallagher, the Courteeners, Primal Scream, Snow Patrol and so many more. Ticket prices are 62.50 for a single day or 115 if you want a VIP ticket. FLY Open Air  12 Hosted in the scenic grounds of Edinburgh's Princes Street Gardens Credit: FLY Open Air/Facebook  This festival showcases the biggest names in house and techno music which will be located in Princes Street Gardens in Edinburgh from September 17-19. The line-up performing at the festival includes house and techno names such as FJAAK, Falomour, Or:La and Ballaire. Ticket sales for FLY Open Air have ended. Playground  12 This festival has music for the whole family Credit: Playground/Facebook  A festival for the whole family to enjoy located in Rouken Park, Glasgow from September 24-26. Playground have something for everyone with heritage acts with timeless classics to upcoming DJs with blinding light shows. This years line-up includes Glasvegas, Culture Club, Nile Rodgers & Chic and so much more. Tickets are just over 65 for adults for a single day with youth tickets around 38. 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