Tide Lines' style combines passionate soul, folk philosophy and massive guitars with Robert Robertson, Scotland's most recognizable new voice. The band made their debut with the publication of their debut single, "Far Side Of The World" and has roots that span the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, the West End and the South Side of Glasgow. The band self-released their debut album the following year, "Dreams We Never Lost," which was a huge success north of Hadrian's Wall and helped them sell out venues from Glasgow to John O'Groats and everywhere in between. The group has also had tremendous success at festivals both domestically and overseas.
Additionally, they have found friends at events like the Tonder Festival in Denmark and the Lorient Interceltic Festival in Brittany. Before Christmas, Tide Lines took home the Scottish Music Awards' "The Rising Sound Of Scotland" Award. Their sold-out performance in Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom was chosen as one of the venue's Top Ten performances.
Scotland's team was motivated by Tide Lines' pre-match performance to energize the 67,000-person Murrayfield stadium crowd in Edinburgh to pull off a historic victory over France in the Six Nations Rugby competition. Robert recently sang from the window of his Glasgow apartment and was serenaded by a neighbor down the street, taking inspiration from the lockdown musical street performances in France and Italy. An amazing 1.2 million people have shared his film of this. Robert also performed an acoustic sofa performance, raising thousands of pounds for the Scottish homeless organization The Simon Community..

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