DKOS Artists Monday 26th January 2026:- Cat Train from East Renfrewshire. – May Terra hailing from Port Glasgo via Brazil. – Craig Ralston hailing from Glasgow. – Bailey & Kisna hailing from Glasgow……
CAT TRAIN
Weaving connection to nature and community through pop melodies woven into folk song, Cat paints imagery of the wild with rising melodies of hope. Giving the listener headspace whilst provoking thought. Cat writes lyrically driven songs full of heartfelt emotion and authenticity.
Using music to create connections with others.
Cat’s honoured to be joined by Colin Train on keys, Nichola Bremaneson on Viola, Ruaridh Campbell on fiddle, Joe Smilie on Drums and David McAuley on Bass, with a sprinkle of gold on the Border Pipes by Ali Hutton.
MAY TERRA
May Terra is a brazilian singer-songwriter and a Scottish Gàidhlig student.
She started her musical career when friends introduced her to folk music, which led them to write and play together.
After quitting her actress performances, she decided to dedicate herself entirely to Music, playing at pubs, venues, festivals and events.
Her first single was released on July 22th in 2018 and her first EP followed it in 2019.
But it was when she got in contact with scottish trad folk music on her visit to Scotland that she found her true musical identity, starting to perform as a busker and then at venues and music festivals such as The Sound of Iona.
Her most recent single BELONG was released in 2025 and expresses her feelings for Scotland and Brazil through the idea of what makes one really feel at home.
Currently she keeps writing and is producing her first Album.
CRAIG RALSTON
Raised in a musical family, Craig Ralston has been a full time working musician in Glasgow and abroad for the last 17 years. He grew up playing regularly in iconic bars such as the Clutha, Scotia bar and Lismore honing his craft playing guitar with Glasgow bands and doing studio session work. Craig currently performs regularly in Oran Mor whisky bar, Howlin Wolf, MacSorleys and many other venues and still hosts his Clutha Bar Open Stage every Wednesday.
Aside from playing for other artists Craig has always written and performed his original music, spanning around 35 tracks to date, he will be focusing on recording more in 2026 alongside his performing.
BAILEY & KISNA
Bailey and Kisna combine to produce an enthralling sound that appeals to listeners, highlighting the elegance of traditional music while also embracing modern elements. They seamlessly harmonise while utilising their unique skills to create a rich tapestry of sound, demonstrating their chemistry on stage. Their love of music is evident whether they are playing at small parties or local festivals, beckoning everyone to partake in the celebration of creativity and culture. Bailey and Kisna thrive to have a significant impact on Glasgow’s traditional music scene as they continue to experiment and broaden their creative horizons. Together, Bailey and Kisna have played as part of The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Celtic Connections, events in Edinburgh Castle & The Merchants House and also host a weekly session in the Glasgow city.
Please remember the DKOS hosted at Celtic Connections is held in the Exhibition Hall at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is still free but is now ticketed>
You can obtain tickets online from 12pm on the day of performance LINK