X Factor brothers sing up for Scotland in Grangemouth next month

X Factor legends The MacDonald Brothers will headline a show in Grangemouth Town Hall which takes the audience on a musical journey through some of Scotland’s greatest songs.

This new production, which will be performed at the Bo’ness Road venue from 7.30pm on Thursday, February 19, sees the brothers celebrate the milestone of 20 years since they burst onto the music scene on TV’s The X Factor and will see them perform

songs from The Proclaimers to Deacon Blue, from Runrig to The Bay City Rollers an more.

The show, described as a “Scottish music extravaganza”, celebrates everything wonderful about Scottish music and highlights the brothers’ multi-instrumental talent

The MacDonald Brothers will be joined by a cast of talented dancers and musicians to perform the music of Scotland (Picture: Submitted)placeholder image
The MacDonald Brothers will be joined by a cast of talented dancers and musicians to perform the music of Scotland (Picture: Submitted)

including accordion, fiddle, piano, guitars and Irish whistles as well as their unique vocal harmonies, which has seen them called “The Scottish Everly Brothers”.

Joining the brothers on stage will be an amazing supporting cast of dancers, with stunning video footage accompanying every number, to make for an unforgettable evening.

Two decades ago The MacDonald Brothers finished fourth in ITV’s X Factor, which propelled them into multiple tours of the UK’s largest arenas supporting

Irish Superstars Westlife and saw them hit number one in the Scottish charts with their debut album.

This was followed by two further top ten albums in Scotland and the honour of having Sir Elton John write them a song to be included on their album.

After spending the majority of the last decade performing overseas, the MacDonald Brothers are back home with this exciting new tour

of Scotland.

Visit the EHP Theatre website for more information.

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