RED HOT CHILLI PIPERS

The Red Hot Chilli Pipers are Scotland’s most electrifying Celtic rock phenomenon, fusing the thunderous power of Great Highland bagpipes with rock, pop and contemporary soundscapes in a style they proudly call Bagrock. Formed in 2002, the band’s combination of traditional pipe tunes, driving drums and guitar-charged arrangements shot them to international fame after winning BBC’s When Will I Be Famous? in 2007. Their energetic live show also features highland dancing and vocals, creating a uniquely Scottish spectacle that appeals to audiences of all ages around the world.

Over more than two decades on the road, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers have performed on some of the world’s most iconic stages and for crowds of up to tens of thousands — from the main stage at T in the Park festivals with over 60,000 fans, to renowned international events like Glastonbury and Fuji Rock Festival, plus major venues across North America, Europe, Asia and beyond. Their crowd-pleasing repertoire blends rousing covers of rock anthems with spirited originals, ensuring packed audiences from Edinburgh to Tokyo.

Deeply rooted in Scottish tradition yet undeniably global in appeal, the Chilli Pipers have helped redefine bagpipe music for a modern world while carrying the spirit of Scotland to every corner of the globe. Their albums have reached international charts, and their high-octane performances continue to draw enthusiastic fans night after night. Whether headlining festivals, selling out theatres, or blowing the roof off outdoor arenas, the Red Hot Chilli Pipers remain one of Scotland’s most exciting cultural exports.

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