Burns Night is a tartan-tangled bacchanal of bagpipes ... borne aloft as though it were Bonnie Prince Charlie himself, heralded by the bagpipes screeching like a gale-force wind over Rannoch ...

When the haggis arrives, it doesn’t simply appear: it enters, borne aloft as though it were Bonnie Prince Charlie himself This ... throw on your tartan, summon your inner Bard, and leap head ...

As well as having hosted Bonnie Prince Charlie, the house was previously owned by prosperous mill owners the Wilson family, who were the first to commercially weave tartan. The house contains ornate ...

The King has championed his passion for Scotland by wearing a tartan kilt to mark the country’s Burns Night ... generations of royals after being bought for Queen Victoria by Prince Albert in 1852.

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Bonnie Prince Charlie recuperated from illness at the house in January 1746 with the help of his lover, Clementina Walkinshaw. The house was also used as a HQ during the Battle of Falkirk Muir ...

Nowhere is this clearer, perhaps, than in the sheer glee he expresses at working on The Purple Bird, his 30th studio album, his 25th under the moniker Bonnie “Prince” Billy and his first with ...

The Purple Bird isn’t the first time Will Oldham (the enigmatic, Kentucky-born and based songwriter behind the Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy brand) has headed to Nashville. 2007’s Greatest Palace Music ...

It has been home to many families across the centuries, while its most famous inhabitant Bonnie Prince Charlie used it as a military headquarters for his Jacobite army in January 1746. Click here ...

Early on in the recording of his 22nd studio album, The Purple Bird, Will Oldham – the artist frequently known as Bonnie “Prince” Billy, received some advice from his producer, David “Ferg ...