2011 dates coming soon
Meanwhile, here are a selection of appearances by Mairi from the archives.
2004 appearances
January 2004
25th - St David's Hall,
Cardiff, Wales - Mairi
is performing with
the North Wales Llangwm male voice choir and
the BBC
Welsh Philharmonic
Orchestra.
Celtic Connections -
Glasgow - Mairi
will be performing in several events, including Wendy
Weatherby's musical setting
of Sunset Song.

2003 appearances
January
Celtic Connections Festival, Glasgow.
15th - Scottish Women concert, main auditorium, Glasgow Royal
Concert Hall. Due to the success of the Scottish Women tour of Scotland
in March 2002, Celtic Connections have invited Scottish Women to open
their 10th anniversary festival in 2003. Mairi appears along with ten
other well known Scots and Gaelic singers, with Brian McNeill as musical
director of a five-piece band.
18th - Mairi MacInnes and Cor Llangwm, Glasgow
Cathedral, 'Ysbryd y Gael' Concert (Spirit of the Gael) with Tony
McManus and William Jackson.
20th - An Evening of Gaelic Song, The Piping Centre with Ishbel
MacAskill, Flora MacNeil, Maggie MacInnes, Margaret Bennett,and Maeve
MacKinnon.
28th January - 12th February
SFFT03 Scottish Folk Festival Tour of Germany (venues tbc).
Mairi has been teaching Gaelic Song one day a week since September 2001 at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama on the BA Traditional Scottish Music Course.
Mairi is to be part of a new childrens' series Na Daoine Beaga (The Little People) for BBC Scotland, starting to record in September, to be broadcast in the New Year.
Mairi has recorded a couple of tracks on The Complete Songs of Robert Burns collection vols 11 & 12 for Linn Records. The CDs are released in February 2003.
August
Lorient
Interceltic Festival, Brittany, France. Also Performing with Mairi
on both nights will be Tony McManus, Maggie MacInnes
and Brian McAlpine.
4th - Mairi MacInnes and Friends at the Palais de Congres.
5th - Chants at St Louis Church.
September
5th - Talisker Distillery, Skye - performance with Tony
McManus.
6th - Talisker Distillery, Skye - Gaelic song workshop.
October
9th to 16th - Celtic
Colours Festival, Cape Breton, Novia Scotia, Canada. Mairi will be Singer
in Residence for the week, performing at concerts and leading workshops throughout
the festival.
November
24th - Saint Andrew's
At
The Square, Glasgow. Mairi
is performing at this special
concert, recorded by BBC Radio Scotland as part of their 25th
anniversary of broadcasting.
Mairi is accompanied by Kevin MacKenzie on guitar. Hosting
the programme is Iain Anderson. Also
featuring in the concert are Karine
Polwart, Jim
Malcolm and Alasdair MacCuish
and his band. To
be broadcast on Radio Scotland on St Andrew's
Night (30th November) at 7.30pm.
Mairi has finished recording another 18 programmes of Na Daoine Beaga (The Little People), a childrens' programme for BBC Scotland to be broadcast in Autumn 2003.
Mairi's interview on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle by BBC's Songs of Praise, where she talked about her experiences at the Edinburgh Tattoo, was repeated on the highlights programme shown in July.
Mairi has been interviewing Scottish Gaels - including Flora MacNeill - about their life and faith on Sunday Morning's Eadar Sinn Fhein programme shown on ITV between 1100 and 1130am. More interviews will be recorded for the Tern TV production over the next few months.

2002 appearances
January
Celtic Connections Festival, Glasgow.
23rd - Mairi will be performing at a Waulking
Song concert at 8pm in the Piping Centre along with Flora MacNeil, Maggie
MacInnes, Maeve MacKinnon, Ishbel MacAskill and Margaret Bennett.
February / March
Since November 2001 Mairi has been a filming the six-part series An
Teaghlach (The Family) which she is presenting for Eolas Television.
It will be broadcast in April 2002.
February
3rd - 5.20pm - BBC Songs of Praise, Search and Rescue television
broadcast from Lossiemouth, near Elgin.
9th and 10th - Gaelic Song workshops at Park Street Education Base,
Falkirk.
March
19th to 28th - Mairi is one of five Gaelic singers participating
in the Scottish Women tour which commences at Eden Court, Inverness
and finishes at the Queen's Hall, Edinburgh. There are also five Scots
singers involved and a five-piece band with Brian McNeill as Musical Director.
These are collaborations between artists who performed previously at the
Celtic Connections concerts Gaelic
Women (2000) and Scots
Women (2001). Funded by the Scottish Arts Council.
June
15-16th - Concert with the Llangwm Male Welsh Choir at Bethel
Hen Chapel, Llarhuddlad, Holyhead, Angelsey, North Wales.

2001 appearances
August - KIRKCUDBRIGHT TATTOO WITH LLANGWM WELSH MALE CHOIR AND WILLIAM JACKSON. Mairi has recorded with the choir on the Welsh television programme Nosan Lawen. This will be broadcast Sep/Oct 2001 on Channel 4 (Welsh).
September - BRISTOL COLSTON HALL - TRIBUTE CHARITY CONCERT TO RUSS CONWAY. With personalities from stage and screen.
October - Greentrax Recordings showcase concert, Queen's Hall, Edinburgh, with many other Greentrax artistes.

At the Edinburgh Military Tattoo
previous appearances
Mairi MacInnes has wowed audiences throughout Scotland and beyond, appearing at many festivals including Celtic Colours in Cape Breton Island and Celtic Connections in Glasgow.
One of Mairi's most memorable concerts was in Murcia in Spain at Easter 1997. Mairi was totally overwhelmed by the reception she received that night. The hospitality and the warmth of the audience was quite superb. Mairi hopes it is not too long before she performs in Spain again.
Some may remember Mairi as the lead singer in the musical Shehallion, the music and dance of the Scottish nation, promoted and produced by Polygram Records and International Artistes, in which she received rave reviews.
Others will recognise her as the Gaelic singer who recorded Ysbryd y Gael with the Llangwm male voice choir. This song has taken Wales by storm and is regularly played on the radio.