Amy Macdonald and 80&apos;s legends The Bluebells will join a host of Scottish music stars performing at tomorrow night&apos;s hotly anticipated SSE Scottish Music Awards, it has been announced today.
Amy and The Bluebells, famous for &apos;Young at Heart&apos;, will join a host of stellar acts to perform in front of the 600-strong audience, including Twin Atlantic, Travis and The Lapelle&apos;s.
Other Scottish stars expected to appear and walk the red carpet include KT Tunstall, Simple Minds, Altered Images&apos; Clare Grogan, Glasvegas and comedian Sanjeev Kohli, who will play host for the evening.
The glittering event, held in Glasgow&apos;s iconic Old Fruitmarket, aims to raise much needed funds for Scotland&apos;s only music therapy charity, Nordoff Robbins. It is hoped that this year&apos;s event will raise more than £150,000 to help the charity continue it&apos;s valuable work.
Donald MacLeod, Chairman of Nordoff Robbins Scotland, said, "The SSE Scottish Music Awards is now one of the biggest and best music moments on the Scottish event calendar. Not only is it a chance to celebrate some of Scotland&apos;s most accomplished musicians, but it also presents the perfect occasion to recognise the power of music and music therapy.
"2016 has been a tough year on many levels, but tomorrow is all about the music and the people, and we can’t wait."
A total of twelve awards will be presented on the night, including Jack Daniels &apos;Best Breakthrough Act&apos;, Ticketmaster&apos;s &apos;Best Live Act&apos;, and The Royal Highland Centre &apos;Hall of Fame&apos; Award. Introduced for the very first time is the brand new, &apos;Sub Club Electronic Music&apos; award sponsored by the famous nightclub venue.
The new award was given the stamp of approval by Scottish record producer and DJ Calvin Harris, who said, "The dance music and club scene has always been amazing in Scotland, so it&apos;s brilliant to see the category being recognised at this year&apos;s SSE Scottish Music Awards."
In addition to the entertainment, a silent auction will be held to bid for items including the original score and hand notated sheet music from Baz Luhrmann&apos;s Moulin Rouge, donated by Scottish composer Craig Armstrong.
The SSE Scottish Music Awards takes place tomorrow, Saturday 26 November. Follow all the action LIVE from the red carpet on Nordoff Robbins Facebook page from 6pm.
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