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BBC News Published Rewind Scotland is the latest festival to be cancelled due to Covid restrictions. The retro music event, due to take place in Perth on 23-25 July, will not go ahead for a second year. An announcement on the event's website said that the decision was made based on the latest guidance from the Scottish government. It said planning a festival of the scale of Rewind was "totally implausible". The statement added: "It is with massive disappointment that Rewind Festival HQ has to announce that the decision has been made to cancel this year's planned Rewind Scotland." It continued...

Organisers of Rewind Festival "confident" Scone Palace event will take place in July Acts such as Billy Ocean, Jimmy Somerville, Marc Almond, Grandmaster Flash, Altered Images, T’Pau, Wet Wet Wet and Bananarama are scheduled to perform in Perthshire from July 23 to 25 Rewind always brings a splash of colour to Perthshire (Image: Perthshire Advertiser) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these ne...

Updated: 12/04/2021, 3:06 pm © Mhairi Edwards Organisers hope the Rewind Festival will get the go-ahead and they will be able to welcome music lovers to Scone Palace in July. In an update to ticket holders, organisers said they hoped the continued progress out of lockdown will allow the July festival to take place after last year’s cancellation. Favourites from the ’80s, including Billy Ocean and Wet Wet Wet, are due to headline the festival, currently planned for July 23-25. It’s hoped safety measures will allow the events to go ahead safely. In a post on the festival website organise...