With gritty, grizzled vocals, brazen songwriting talent and a dynamic live show, River House Artists/Columbia Nashville’s artist Luke Combs stormed onto the Country music landscape as a force to be reckoned with. The 27 year-old Asheville, North Carolina native released his critically-acclaimed debut album This One’s For You on June 2 which remains the largest selling debut country album to release in 2017. The album debuted No. 1 on the Billboard Country Albums chart and remained inside the Top 10 on the same chart since release. Combs’ debut PLATINUM-certified smash radio single “Hurricane” set Country radio history topping both the Billboard Country Airplay chart and Mediabase chart for two consecutive weeks – rendering Combs the first debut country artist to hold a multi-week No.1 since Florida Georgia Line’s “Cruise” and the first new solo Country male artist to accomplish the feat since Blake Shelton with “Austin” in 2001. Combs made history once more when “When It Rains It Pours”, the GOLD-certified second single off his debut project, landed at No. 1 at two-weeks at Country radio; the last debut male to achieve back-to-back chart toppers off a debut album was Sam Hunt. In 2017, Combs earned nominations for CMT Awards Breakthrough Artist Of The Year, CMA Award New Artist of the Year and MusicRow Breakthrough Artist/Writer Of the Year. Combs has performed on NBC’s Today and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel Live! and received critical praise from NPR, American Songwriter, Washington Post, Billboard and more.

Poodle rockin' veterans with a set of air-punching anthems.

The Whisky strand celebrates Scotland's national drink through the attendance of the best distilleries, independent bottlers and other whisky related exhibitors from across Scotland and beyond.

An incredible opportunity to treat your rugby fanatic dad to a memorable day at Scottish Gas Murrayfield—exploring the iconic stadium on a non-matchday, soaking up the atmosphere of the grounds, and experiencing the spirit of Scottish Rugby like never before. Enjoy an interactive Q&A with father and son rugby legends John and Johnnie Beattie. Whether he’s a lifelong rugby enthusiast or you’re looking for a unique Father’s Day idea that still feels truly special, this is an unforgettable experience he’ll treasure forever.

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The Flying Fijians are bringing their flair to the UK this year as they host their opening three Nations Championship clashes on British soil. Their campaign kicks off in Cardiff against Wales (Round 1), before heading to Liverpool to take on England (Round 2). The tour then builds to a thrilling Round 3 showdown with Scotland at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. There’s plenty on the line in this final fixture. While Scotland claimed a dominant 57–17 victory at Scottish Gas Murrayfield two years ago, Fiji flipped the script when the sides last met in Suva, securing a commanding 29–14 win last summer. Expect fireworks as these two sides collide once again.

Scotland take on New Zealand in a thrilling Nations Championship 2026 showdown, where passion meets power on the international stage. Scotland will look to harness home support and challenge the legendary All Blacks, renowned for their pace, precision, and relentless physicality. Expect a contest packed with intensity, skill, and unforgettable moments as two proud rugby nations battle for supremacy. Whether it’s Scotland’s grit or New Zealand’s flair that prevails, this clash promises world-class rugby at its very best.

Scotland face Australia in a high-stakes Nations Championship 2026 clash, bringing together two dynamic sides with rich rugby heritage. With Scotland’s creativity and resilience set against Australia’s attacking flair and pace, fans can expect an open, fast-paced encounter from the first whistle. Both teams will be determined to make their mark on the competition, delivering a match full of intensity, skill, and edge-of-your-seat moments. It’s a battle that promises excitement and drama as these rugby heavyweights go head-to-head.

Scotland meet Japan in an exciting Nations Championship 2026 encounter, as two sides known for their speed and ambition go head-to-head. Japan’s high-tempo, free-flowing style will test Scotland’s organisation and physical edge, setting the stage for a captivating contest. With both teams eager to impress and build momentum in the tournament, expect quick ball movement, sharp attacking play, and plenty of intensity throughout. This clash promises skill, unpredictability, and a true showcase of modern rugby.