Beluga Lagoon

Beluga Lagoon has some standout tracks that resonate with listeners. "The Glen" showcases a melodic flow that invites you into their sound. It's a track that many fans have connected with, reflecting themes of nature and introspection. "Isla" and "Neverland" continue this vibe, exploring personal journeys and escapism with catchy rhythms that linger in your mind.

Other notable songs include "Feral Road," which carries a more upbeat energy, and "Coping All on My Own," where the lyrics touch on self-reliance and resilience. "Still," "Sadie," and "Ghillie" add depth to their catalog, each contributing unique stories to the mix. Tracks like "Away With the Faeries" present a whimsical side, emphasizing the band's versatility. With a collection that balances reflective and lively themes, Beluga Lagoon offers a variety of sounds that appeal to many music fans.

Beluga Lagoon's latest album, "The Tombs O' The Faeries," released in 2025, continues to showcase their blend of rock and folk rock. The album features tracks that delve into various themes, maintaining their characteristic storytelling style. Following this, "The Slug's Bunnet" came out in 2024, offering listeners a mix of catchy melodies and reflective lyrics. Their earlier release, "The Kilfraggan Forest Choir," from 2023, set the stage for this evolution in sound.

The band’s most recent single, "Ronnie & The Reindeer (Radio Edit)," dropped in 2023. This track stands out with its engaging rhythm and accessible lyrics, making it a notable addition to their discography. Prior to that, "Riparian Ramblin'" from 2022 and "Misty Munro FM" from 2020 carry the band's signature style, while "The Ravine," released in 2019, remains a fan favorite. Each release contributes to their growing reputation in the rock and folk rock scene.

Beluga Lagoon has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals, showcasing their sound to diverse audiences. One key performance took place at The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, where the band played to a packed house. Their set included tracks that resonated well with fans, creating an engaging atmosphere.

The band also took the stage at The Queen's Hall, a setting known for its intimate vibe. This performance allowed them to connect closely with the audience, highlighting their folk rock roots. Other significant venues include Music Hall Aberdeen and O2 Academy 121 E, where they continued to build their reputation.

In addition to these performances, Beluga Lagoon has participated in several music festivals, further expanding their reach. These appearances have contributed to their growing fan base and solidified their place in the folk rock scene.