The ice is broken by a concert, then after the interval the stage will be open for anyone in the audience who wishes to take part, so bring along any instrument, including your voice!
Hersel is a new women's contemporary choir comprising six Shetland based musicians.
Jenny Sturgeon is a folk singer-songwriter and traditional musician from Scotland now based in Shetland.
Shetland Mandolin Band is a lively collection of players of all ages and abilities.
Tim Matthew, Shetland Arts’ Programme Manager says, this is a “great opportunity for Shetland Arts to engage with rural communities and support local talent, and provides a platform for local musicians in the form of the open mic, as well as touring more established acts”
Friday 13th September – Carnegie Hall, Sandwick – 7.30pm (Shetland Mandolin Band & Hersel)
Saturday 14th September – Fetlar Hall – 7.30pm (Shetland Mandolin Band & Hersel)
Saturday 28th September – Walls Regatta Club – 7.30pm (Jenny Sturgeon & Hersel)
Tickets are £7/£5 and available in person from Mareel, by phone on 01595 745500, or online at https://tickets.shetlandarts.org/sales/options/blog-categories/music/oot-and-aboot-open-mic-on-tour