Artist's albums
The Stamping Ground
2001 · album
Live at Celtic Connections 2000
2000 · compilation
Scotland's Glory: Runrig's Ballads
2000 · album
BBC Sessions & Live At The Royal Concert Hall
1999 · album
In Search of Angels
1999 · album
Beat the Drum
1998 · album
Rhythm of My Heart
1996 · EP
Long Distance: The Best of Runrig
1996 · compilation
Book of Golden Stories (Live at Stirling 2018)
2019 · single
Pride of the Summer (Live at Stirling 2018)
2019 · single
Alba (Live at Stirling 2018)
2019 · single
Somewhere (Re-Edit)
2018 · single
The Ones That Got Away
2018 · album
The Years We Shared
2016 · single
50 Great Songs
2016 · album
The Story
2016 · album
The Story
2015 · single
Loch Lomond - Single (Hampden Remix)
2007 · single
Everything You See
2007 · album
Proterra
2003 · album
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Biography
Scotland's Runrig were formed in 1973 as a trio by Rory MacDonald, Calum MacDonald, and Blair Douglas, adding Donnie Munro the next year. Douglas quit and was replaced by Robert MacDonald, who died of cancer in 1986. The band went through a number of lineup changes before settling on the MacDonalds, Munro, Peter Wishart, Iain Bayne, and Malcolm Jones -- Canadian singer Bruce Guthro replaced Munro in 1999. Runrig play a version of traditional Scottish folk music with a more anthemic rock sound; they are known for pride in their heritage and their spirited energy. The band has released over a dozen studio albums, including Play Gaelic (1978), Heartland (1985), The Cutter and the Clan (1987), Amazing Things (1993), The Stamping Ground (2001), and Everything You See (2007). While extremely popular in Britain, they remain largely a cult band in America, with followers in the Celtic and folk arenas. ~ Steve Huey, Rovi